Biomolecular engineering and all other theories
would be cool, but currently the post lacks viable data.
So go to your local mass vaccination site and start
making 1000 of science test appointments with volunteer
subjects. Post links to resultant whitepaper
with video and witness proofs. This
> Do not trust this culthood of using "science" either as a synonym for
> non-existant Research and Development, or in many cases synonymous
> with the word of Him [Dr. Anthony Fauci].
[Ab]using Science, being Fauci'd... into two more curious cults.
> Video regarding Magnitism from COVID-19
Omigod! Don't give me your physical address, you're using an internet
handle and it would reveal who you are.
Maybe I could send you crypto or something to get a tool to measure the
force.
>
> however I feel this offer isn't real.
>>
>
> https://searx.be/search?q=digital+magnetic+field+probe
>
> (is anyone able to rescue yacy.net? their public portal isn't
> functioning for me)
>
> I intended to provide a real offer, but have not checked my funds and
> don't know where you live or
On Sat, May 15, 2021, 12:56 PM Se7en wrote:
> On 21-05-15 12:42:32, Karl wrote:
> > I received the Pfizer vaccine. It included misleading marketing
> > showing the corporation was valuing profit over public health. I
> > have not checked my arm for magnitism _yet_. How strong a magnet
> > did
On 21-05-15 12:42:32, Karl wrote:
> I received the Pfizer vaccine. It included misleading marketing
> showing the corporation was valuing profit over public health. I
> have not checked my arm for magnitism _yet_. How strong a magnet
> did you use?
I used a basic refrigerator magnet. I used a
- I received the Pfizer vaccine. It included misleading marketing showing
the corporation was valuing profit over public health. I have not checked
my arm for magnitism _yet_. How strong a magnet did you use?
- My experience is that when iron particles rust, they lose their
magnetism. Iron is
On 15/05/2021 16:55, Se7en wrote:
This is one of the stupidest replies I have ever read. The fact of the
matter is it is unknown the origin of the magnetic polarity in his
arm, and is likely that the "Vaccine" (which it is unknown what is
even in it) most likely injected him with a metallic
On 21-05-15 07:00:49, Shawn K. Quinn wrote:
> https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/magnets-covid-vaccine/ -- this is
> false per the Snopes rating.
>
> (Not sure what happened to the previous reply I sent. Apologies in
> advance for any duplicates.)
I do not trust snopes at all, nor should you.
On 21-05-15 16:40:37, Ali Reza Hayati wrote:
> This Scientism Cult you mention is very interesting. Basically you claim
> every part or take you don't understand or every person who disagrees with
> you using scientific explanation that high school teens study is part of a
> cult. Good to know.
This Scientism Cult you mention is very interesting. Basically you claim
every part or take you don't understand or every person who disagrees
with you using scientific explanation that high school teens study is
part of a cult. Good to know.
Let's analyze what you said.
You claimed your
On 5/14/21 18:46, Se7en wrote:
> Today, after hearing the comments on COVID-19 "Vax" leading to odd
> reports of magnitism and hightened EMF Radiation, I tested my
> grandfather's arm using refrigerator magnets. He has had "both" jabs,
> in the same general area (his upper-right arm). I can
On 21-05-15 16:00:16, Ali Reza Hayati wrote:
> What vaccine did you use?
He [my Grandfather] has had the Phizer vaccine, both injections. He
has had them in his upper-right arm. He was having adverse reactions
that have passed. Testing his arm, I have confirmed that the location
of injection is
On 21-05-15 15:57:16, Ali Reza Hayati wrote:
> Do you really expect that person to understand science? Like, for real?
You are a part of the problem. You are part of the Scientism
cult. What is being peddled around the globe is not "Science" but a
Scientific Priesthood in which anything can be
What vaccine did you use?
On 15/05/2021 15:56, Se7en wrote:
You laugh, but the fact of the matter is that the injection site is
magnetic for unknown reason, and I have independently confirmed that.
--
Ali Reza Hayati (https://alirezahayati.com)
Libre culture activist and privacy advocate
Do you really expect that person to understand science? Like, for real?
On 15/05/2021 10:39, grarpamp wrote:
On 5/14/21, Se7en wrote:
Today, after hearing the comments on COVID-19 "Vax" leading to odd
reports of magnitism and hightened EMF Radiation, I tested my
grandfather's arm using
On 21-05-15 02:09:54, grarpamp wrote:
> So you're saying this vax is really engineering cells DNA
> to extract iron ore from your blood and nano accumulate
> it into the region of injection?
> And that injecting your earlobes will give you birdbrained geo
> navigational capabilities, and that
On 5/14/21, Se7en wrote:
> Today, after hearing the comments on COVID-19 "Vax" leading to odd
> reports of magnitism and hightened EMF Radiation, I tested my
> grandfather's arm using refrigerator magnets. He has had "both" jabs,
> in the same general area (his upper-right arm). I can confirm
Sorry for mentioning "pop signature" in a pointed way: I was mis-seeing
your email and thought there wasn't one. I don't check signatures at this
time.
I can't tell whether you are suffering badly or just confused or
frustrated. Thank you for your rational demeanor when present, and I sure
Hey sorry for messing your quality list up with my emotionally-charged fake
news culture. I don't have the capacity to save the world from being
killed by misled news zombies, but I bet the news itself might give us a
clue if we changed all the charged direct objects of their sentences to
Today, after hearing the comments on COVID-19 "Vax" leading to odd
reports of magnitism and hightened EMF Radiation, I tested my
grandfather's arm using refrigerator magnets. He has had "both" jabs,
in the same general area (his upper-right arm). I can confirm that his
arm is magnitized, and the
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