Magnetic Vaccine

Timberrrrrrrr · 15-07-2021 08:24PM

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15-07-2021 10:12PM

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No one is arguing it's magnetic. It's just metallic and affected by magnetics.

Lol. OK.

Why is it metallic? What's in the vaccine that allows it to be affected by magnets?

How does this work when that's not really how magnets, vaccines, bodies and physics work?

What about the videos of people sticking non ferrous and non magnetic things to themselves?

Are these videos fake?

Why are you jumping into this rather ridiculous claim while leaving all of your other ridiculous claims undefeated?

It kinda makes it look like you buy into a lot of really silly conspiracy theories but can't actually support them.

I suspect you'll be running away from this thread too fairly soon.

Dohnjoe · 15-07-2021 11:33PM

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You wrote you had no problem with questions and that you welcomed then, so why are you using every cliched trick in the book to avoid addressing them?

Unicorn Milk Latte · 16-07-2021 01:13AM

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The government doesn’t want you to know this. I recommend a simple 5 day course of 250ml bottles of Fentimans Curiosity Cola after vaccination. The botanical ingredients in Curiosity Cola produce two significant results:

1. They completely dissolve any magnetic crystals, also known as nanoparticles, in the bloodstream.

2. They cleanse the body of any negative components.

So, here’s the truth: if you combine a Covid vaccination with a 5 day course of Curiosity Cola, the vaccine will still be able to have the ‘official’ effect of triggering the creation of antibodies in your blood. It will not be able to create any kind of magnetic field that would enable the government to track you, or create a global database of uniquely identifiable magnetic body profiles.

You outsmarted them.

fun loving criminal · 16-07-2021 02:03AM

When does someone become magnetised after taking the vaccine? Is it after the first shot or second shot?

I just tried sticking a very strong magnet to my arm and it fell off. Though I'm still waiting on my second shot. I'd be very disappointed if I don't get magnetised after the second shot.

robinph · 16-07-2021 04:32AM

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The poster who started the thread has posted claims about the vaccine causing magnets to stick to people, that metallic objects stick to you and that non metallic objects stick to you. So even they were not sure about what the conspiracy they were posting about and what they actually meant to be claiming.

Just a bunch of fake claims that contradict each other.

16-07-2021 09:57AM

So just got my first shot of Pfizer and no magnetic anomalies.

I tried a variety of magnets including some nice strong ones I had lying around.

What happened? Why am I not magnetic?

How do believers in this theory rationalise things like this in their heads? How come no one they know personally seem to be telling them that their vaccines made them magnetic?

Is everyone else besides believers and the people making videos on bitchute in on the conspiracy?

Riesen_Meal · 16-07-2021 10:04AM

I got mine a few weeks ago and tested the theory as one of the lads was telling people in work and unfortunately no magnets stuck to my Pfizer arm either, it's almost as if it was a hoax created to attempt scaring the shite out of people...

josip · 16-07-2021 10:11AM

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So we're not being injected with a vaccine?

Are they doing switcheroos at the MVCs or does this go even higher up to the Pharma plants?

CalamariFritti · 16-07-2021 10:19AM

These vaccines are running under emergency approval and there are genuine concerns about side-effects especially longer term ones, but this magnetic/nanobots/5G thing I would call completely off-the-wall nonsense. Not sure it deserves a reply even.

And yes I'm vaccinated with Pfizer and a friend made me test it and of course nothing sticks.

If you think about it even if there was a metallic component. The dose is tiny and is meant to go into your blood stream right away. I doubt that even if there was actual tiny metallic nanobots injected into you by the time you get home there wouldnt be a magnet sticking to you. Its totally ludicrous and serves nothing but to discredit genuine concerns about the vaccines.

16-07-2021 10:25AM

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So much crazy packed into one post, it's hard to know where to begin......

How can crystals be magnetic?

Which botanicals destroy these crystals and why only that particular brand of coke?

How is it possible to track a magnetic field?

How are magnetic bodies uniquely identifiable, why would my magnetic field differ from yours?

Where did you pick up this theory and why, if its true*, isn't this everywhere in the news?

*Narrator: "it isn't".

storker · 16-07-2021 10:28AM

Sorry, couldn't resist.

FishOnABike · 16-07-2021 10:32AM

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So if I'm injected with enough vaccine will it act like a farady cage and protect me from the 5G mind control radio waves? 😏

Markus Antonius · 16-07-2021 11:14AM

One interesting trend I see in this video (https://www.bitchute.com/video/cJu2MBF7VAbF/) is how some of them describe a pinching or pulling sensation when the magnet is placed at the vaccine site. I find this very interesting indeed and adds further legitimacy to the magnetic claim.

For those who are too afraid to watch the video out of fear of being convinced - the video shows a compilation of about 50 different vaccinated people showing a clear and obvious attraction of magnets to their vaccine site. In a lot of the videos, the vaccinated person is a parent grand parent who does not look aware of what the person with the magnet is doing. There are a few very convincing videos where the magnet is clearly attracted to the person's vaccination site. There is absolutely no way of explaining this without there being some kind of material under the skin that is metallic or affected by magnetic fields.

relax carry on · 16-07-2021 11:21AM

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Leaving aside the insanity of the conspiracy; what exactly is the purpose of the conspiracy and how exactly is this worldwide conspiracy managing to stay on the extreme fringes considering the rather large amount of people you'd need to implement it.

16-07-2021 11:24AM

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Of course there is a way to explain it. It could be completely fabricated. The whole thing could be staged by bad faith actors in an attempt to deliberately mislead people for any number of reasons. It only adds legitimacy to the claims if you are willing to accept them at their word. Only a fool would do so, however, especially when dealing with such outlandish claims.

Dohnjoe · 16-07-2021 11:27AM

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There are plenty of videos of people on Bitchute sticking items including non-magnetic coins to their arms after allegedly receiving the vaccine

What do you think is compelling all these people to lie?

16-07-2021 11:29AM

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But why is it interesting? It's not true.

There's no way the vaccine could be magnetic. The claim isn't legitimate.

How come when I got my vaccination it wasn't affected by a magnetic?

Also, you seem to be reversing your previous statement that no one was arguing the vaccine was magnetic. You have just argued this.

Your position again seems to be very vague and incoherent and patched together using conspiracy videos you didn't think to hard about and a general lack of understanding of science.

robinph · 16-07-2021 12:25PM

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Were the previous videos posted to this thread of people with coins stuck to their arms fake in your opinion?

Effects · 16-07-2021 12:31PM

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Of course they were fake. Why do you think people would hide this kind of thing happening if it were real?

Effects · 16-07-2021 12:34PM

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Dohnjoe · 16-07-2021 12:49PM

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You possibly have me confused with someone else, I don't think vaccines are magnetic :)

Effects · 16-07-2021 01:19PM

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Yeah, must be. I need to pay more attention when browsing the mag vaccine thread 😂

Markus Antonius · 16-07-2021 01:56PM

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Where is your proof that the video is fabricated? Are you denying that it's happening and hence denying science? If they are staging it, how would so many people keep it a secret?

seamus · 16-07-2021 02:07PM

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It should be no surprise that a lot of people don't understand what magnetism is or how it works. All of the people in those are clearly either balancing the item on themselves or sticking it to their arm either using the skin's natural stickiness or something else.

Don't you find it the slightest bit convenient that if you don't believe that the vaccine is magnetic, nothing will stick to your arm? Whereas somehow it's only the people who believe it's magnetic that can stick stuff to themselves.

Seanachai · 16-07-2021 02:10PM

Has thread subscription been removed permanently?

Timberrrrrrrr · 16-07-2021 02:18PM

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Click the star next to the thread title.

16-07-2021 02:33PM

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I never said that it was faked. I haven't even watched it because I've better things to be doing with my time than looking at crazy conspiracy lunatics trying to convince other conspiracy lunatics that they're right, when they aren't.

You claimed that there is no other possibility for it to happen, other than there being something magnetic under the skin. That is preposterous, and I pointed it out.

Where is your proof that the video isn't fabricated? The burden of proof is on the claimant. and you are claiming that somehow enough metal has been injected into an arm and hence denying science? Also, your last point is so far flung it is in the realms of fantasy. Are you really saying the video must be real because there are 10-20 people in it and that's too many people to keep it secret?

There are there literally 3,600,000,000 doses administered throughout the world, including to myself and multiple people in this thread. If it's impossible for less than 100 people to keep something secret, how in the blue hell are over a billion people doing it?

robinph · 16-07-2021 02:41PM

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Proof that it is fabricated would include personal experience of not having a magnetic arm after either of my vaccinations. No relative having a magnetic arm after any vaccination. No claims being made as to which vaccine it is that is apparently magnetic. All variations of vaccine available in Europe and the US having been given directly to relative with zero reports of magnetic arms. No reputable sources for the claims regarding magnetic vaccines. No explanation of how a vaccine that is magnetic enough to have non-ferrous coins stick to someone's arms after a minute dose is given . No explanation as to how something so magnetic that it has that effect can also be safely handles in 10ml glass vials in vaccination centres without people car keys being ripped out of their pockets as they get jabbed, or how the lorry transporting the vaccinations can move with such a super magnetic vaccine on board.

It is you that is denying science.

As for how would people be able to keep it secret that they are faking it, don't you think it would be far more difficult to keep the secret from the hundreds of millions of people who have been vaccinated and for some reason not noticed that things are randomly sticking to their arms.

Dohnjoe · 16-07-2021 03:46PM

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Why are multiple people on Bitchute lying and claiming coins are sticking to their arms after the vaccine?

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