I am... Count Dracula. The blood .. is the life ... Ah the sweet music of the children of the night; Jen Psaki is howling again.
Now bring me more little children. I thirst...
<Biden fondles an orphan girl then bends his head to her neck. Camera pans away as we hear pitiful cries >
Maybe they are grasping, trying to find a way in this economy to gain revenue. There are too many burger franchises so maybe auto parts. Also, tax considerations may play a part since these generate deductable costs of doing business. From what I read, dollar stores are the hot growth item due to population having reduced income.
Generally not but your mileage may vary.
But on a related note, other kinds of businesses can be covers. I know of at least one Public Storage facility used, with manager's complicity, for drug deals and gang activity. Perfect for it since you need a gate code to enter, so no pesky cops around.
It does need investigation. Although I said graphene oxide is not magnetic, here's what I think happens:
- the graphene either encages some magnetite or already has attached magnetite within the vax
- the captured magnetite captures other magnetite outside the trapped particle.
- this structure builds into random clumps that grow.
- that messes up the blood stream together with the S protein damaging endothelial cells in blood transport channels. The combined effect damages blood flow and may lead to the MRI damage too.
A problem with this theory is, why doesn't vaccine in the vial self-aggregate with the other magnetite present in the vial?
There are many kinds of research, not all is bad so do not throw it all out. However, all pharma research is contaminated by money. Medical research is often contaminated by the needs of big pharma. Now add to this the increasing levels of dishonesty and incompetence in science, due to morals of the times, and degradation of universities. I am personally aware of the effect of morals of foreign students from at least three countries, in universities, and would not trust many of them because of their shoddy results. Once they move into industry they lower the level of trustworthiness of papers. And the honest ones are subject to censorship in the name of agendas. All in all, never trust data based on fraudulent statistics, which is too easy to manipulate. In clinical trials, 84% of serial killers drank milk, suggesting we should ban milk until we develop a vaccine against serial killing.
Thank you. I will note the following: 1. graphene can be a carrier for magnetite, and so the composite would have some magnetic properties in that, in a field, the graphene could moved by the magnetite it contains as a cage. 2. The presence of magnetite however does not alter the electronic atomic properties of the carbon (magnetism effects in matter depend mostly on how the outer shell electrons are bound). It gets more complicated when we start to consider moving positive charge (protons); in an atom the magnetic effects of positive and negative charge tend to cancel out as far as magnetomotor forces are concerned. Otherwise everything would be magnetic) Ah - on rereading the paper it seems like the presence of the magnetite probably alters the outer electrons on the oxygen in the graphene oxide. That might make the system more magnetic. And i nth lab preparation they used permanent magnets to easily separate out the GO-magnetite.
This citation may have phony contrived content but it is worth considering whether graphene reacts to MRI fields.
Graphene is NOT magnetic, but it is electrically conducting. Can MRI magnets induce currents in the graphene and thereby create electromotive forces? Yes on induction, but no on electromotive forces strong enough to have enough force to damage cells. Counter-EMF will be on the order of microNewtons for nano-size particles. That is not going to cause shrapnel level of neural damage.
The cited page of warnings has no links to verifiable evidence and I think it is fear-mongering without proof. I examined the content of the site and it is a slick con game perhaps to get clicks.
Case One has fake items. It says " in an attempt to understand the magnetism, [patient] was given several MRI scans. " NO. First, none of the so-called spoons sticking to arms cases are real. True they have been publicized but they are not backed by actual medical exams. Second, you do not give MRIs to investigate magnetism. If there is any magnetic material in a body, MRI is contra-indicated. No one would do an MRI for that.
Case Two demonstrates no verifiable causality link for the case events.
This website masquerades as science but it is not. To me it reads like article assignments given to some content writer to research and try to validate a premise. Beware.
Nonetheless, do not get the vax.
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So, we all have masks on to prevent covid but we shake hands and hug, which totally doesn't possibly spread by contact. Riiiight.
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The simulation animation is no proof of anything. Furthermore, the definitive proof is that WHO TOOK THE VIDEO of the lander landing?
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There's no parachute. Would the lander have enough fuel to do a descent like that? NASA uses parachute landings though it may be buffered by rocket, simply because the cost of having solely rocket descent is expensive in terms of weight and complexity.
If they have to claim patient confidentiality for a broad number with no names, it's obvious lies. Then you have to ask, why would a respectable institution release lies? The only reasonably believable cause is because they are supporting a narrative imposed on them from above.
Nearly all abductee stories seem to be bogus. They have details that seem to be made up by an imaginative normie. The ones claiming the people were from Venus are pure fairy tale; the ones where the people speak English but can't clearly identify where they're from have zero credibility. Descriptions of vehicles are movie fiction. All in all, I consider 99% of these as cries for attention.
I have written a disclosure that Hitler stole my underwear. News media have assessed it and they agree it appears to be in my handwriting. This proves that Trump is a Soviet agent and his claims of election fraud are nothing but phony made-up stories.
By the way, Hunter Biden is a terrific artist and his pieces are worth $500,000 and there's no reason to investigate who bought them. Also this is not an attempt to deflect from Arizona fraud discoveries.
-- totally honest anonymous source from the Office of Hillary Clinton
You know, there ought to be a course on alternative and relatively unknown groups in history. If you have kids, educate them in the more important groups. Caution them that bringing it up in school may get them banned.
Hey, is there an encyclopedia of secret societies in history?
We have only to look at the after effects of 9-11 to understand - once they put a control driver in place, they will run it forever. Covid was the excuse to install a medical driver, and they will exploit viruses as an excuse forever.
This is why I say some mid-level Dem voting machine workers are going to mysteriously suicide before this is all over. Their Arkanicides will allow silence panicky snitches.and allow plausible deniability of higher-ups. The end of the chain is the DNC and Obama, and they will be ruthless.
Perhaps old Joe can no longer tell the difference between a press conference and a pedo party by the elite.