Magnetic Vaccine

My 5year old son can stick a phone, key, coins, spoons etc to his arm. He's never had the covid vax obviously. It's sweat, moisture on your skin, it's science. They do this **** in primary school with kids. Fully vaxxed and nothing sticks to me by the way.

I didn't see that video but will watch it later on. Am I right to assume that because there are only one or two video segments that use cutlery/non ferrous metals that you are therefore disregarding every single other video as being fake?

So you're commenting in a thread where you didn't even read the op or watch any of the video where the ops claims were made?

I disregard them as fake because they are fake, if you think they are real then please explain

1, How they have made the vaccine "magnetic" or how they have been able to add so much Ferrous metal in such a small dose as to allow a magnet to stick to someone.

2, Why does the "metal" or what ever stay localised to that vaccine area so long after the vaccine has been injected.

3, Why are only certain People suddenly afflicted with this magnetic super power?

You didn't even watch the video I posted. This one: https://www.bitchute.com/video/cJu2MBF7VAbF/ so why would you expect me to address your questions?

And again for those interested - it shows a myriad of people who have received the vaccine showing how magnets are attracted to the administration site. And even more interesting is how consistent a lot of the recipients are in describing how it feels when the magnet is attached, they describe it as a pulling sensation or a feeling of a needle sticking in their arm.

Very interesting indeed!

But it's not possible for the vaccine to cause this.

So either these people are delusional or lying.

You haven't been able to explain how an injection would be able to cause this, so why would any one take the video seriously?

There were multiple accounts of people describing it as a pulling sensation or like a needle in their arm. It is consistent that multiple people described one of these sensations, not both.

Here's the link again: https://www.bitchute.com/video/cJu2MBF7VAbF/

Don't be afraid to watch it now.

Once again, time to bring to wheel out the qualified doctor and nurse, at a Ohio hearing, claiming that vaccines "magnetise" people.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUtaTS8LWOw

When did you watch the video? I don't believe you watched the video - therefore you surrender your right to protest it's legitimacy...

Here's the link again to the very interesting video should anyone else feel the curiosity to watch it: https://www.bitchute.com/video/cJu2MBF7VAbF/

Don't worry, it's ok to watch.

But again, it's not possible for the vaccine to produce the effects observed. You've admitted this.

So we have to conclude the video is fake and not worth watching.

And a vaccine dose is 0.3 ml, which is 0.3 grams

If there was any form of metal in it (there isn't), it would weigh even less than the 0.3 grams (obviously)

How is less than 0.3 grams of "magnetic liquid metal", spread throughout the human body, able to hold an object, like a coin, in place?

smartphones probably have a bigger reach than vaccines anyway

How does the magnet get out of the needle? Sometimes it’s hard to believe we’re in the 21st century.

Personally I won’t bat an eyelid if COVID runs a course through ignorant ant-vaxxers.

So you’re saying it’s a legit website that we should pay attention to?

Apparently the vaccine contains a small miniturised spacecraft like vehicle piloted by a man who will seek to take control of your body from the inside, here's a documentary that Stephen Spielberg did on it some years back...

So which is it? Is there metal in the vaccine that causes magnets to stick to people or magnets in the vaccine that causes metal to stick to them?

I assume if your claim is that theres metal in it that makes people be able to stick magnets to their arm you agree that all the people posting videos of metal sticking to them are clearly liars?

Who said it was stopping people from getting vaccinated?

I would have thought it was the fact that the vaccine is linked to heart inflammation, blood clots in the brain and Guillaine-Barre syndrome to name but a few. 2/3 of which can cause severe paralysis/death and all three almost unheard of in unvaccinated and otherwise healthy young people.

The current reality of the vaccine is worse than any conspiracy ever could be.

But that doesn't fit the agenda of your little rant does it?

What's the rate of occurrence of these side effects though?

What about the 4.1 million people covid has killed? Are you not concerned about the side effects of covid?

Again you are avoiding questions and fixating on bizarre points.

It's what they do, they make outlandish claims as soon as those claims are debunked they move shamelessly onto the next outlandish claim.

The op hasn't posted here since it was pointed out that the video he posted of someone being "magnetic" after getting a vaccine showed someone claiming a non ferrous US quarter was being used and that it would be impossible for a quarter to be attracted to a magnet.

Go to the vaccine thread and talk about that, this thread is about magnetism, don't get snarky because all of the silly claims made about magnetic vaccines have been debunked.

Ah would you stop kiddo, you're on several threads spouting nonsense and ignoring/refusing to answer questions.

If you wish to stay on topic then I have no issue discussing with you, it makes me.smile to see the vaccine conspiracy theorists try to twist things to thier agenda. If you wish to discuss non magnetic vaccine issues then I'll see you in the appropriate thread for that subject.