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Originally posted by Rightwire:
...who had a metal key jump off her desk and adhere to her arm at the injection site when she bent over to pick something off the floor.

So she’s a chick magnet for brass keys?

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I think the perv Walgreens/CVS/Walmart vaccinator techs have convinced the PAWG's in our little town to take the jab in their posteriors, first on the left, booster on the right.

I've found that when I'm closer than 6 feet to them in the frozen food aisles at Publix, my pointer orients in their general direction, swinging my whole body around.

Its unnerving.

I'm sweating the probability of them getting their third boosters soon.

I tried the powder thing and no difference.

I will try to post a video in the next few days.

I have been told that this only happens with the Pfizer jab - there is a mercury element in the delivery that is different from what Moderna and J&J are using.

I believe the new Pfizer variant (the one that received FDA approval) is minus the mercury element.

This info was from a nurse/technician that has given tens of thousands of these pokes. Unfortunately she would not give me access to the post-jab waiting area security camera.

Two directors from the CDC step down over COVID booster disagreement with WH

https://www.google.com/amp/s/w...down-1624750%3Famp=1

In a recent thread of mine, I mentioned it seemed as if we're being trolled. After all, I did upset someone who's more American than we Americans.

For those of you who thought I lost my mind in this thread last night, well, good morning!

Magnets sticking to injection sites? Metal objects flying around and sticking to temples?



Yeah. OK. Some of you guys need to adjust your meds.

While Rightwire has not yet responded to my question, I imagine he's going to tell us he didn't witness the flying key thing with his own eyes. In his post, he says "She is not one to play games or engage in goofing around."

So, he respects the source of the story and that's why he chose to tell us about this.

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Originally posted by Gustofer:
Magnets sticking to injection sites? Metal objects flying around and sticking to temples?



Yeah. OK. Some of you guys need to adjust your meds.

No kidding. There are certainly legitimate reasons to object to vaccine mandates, but this kind of bullshit just makes people look silly.

Ah, this explains why my wife hasn't lost her keys again since being vaccinated.

Sick, evil dwarf...

Fauci Backs Vaccine Mandate for School Children

Dr. Fauci expressed support Sunday for a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for children attending school in-person.

“I believe that mandating vaccines for children to appear in school is a good idea,” Fauci said in a CNN interview. “We’ve done this for decades and decades, requiring polio, measles, mumps, rubella, hepatitis.”

As reported by Just the News, children under the age of 12 are not yet eligible to get the vaccine, however, pharmaceutical companies are working on one.

Fauci expects there will be enough data by October for the FDA to consider whether the vaccine is safe for children under 12.

He said there was a “reasonable chance” Pfizer or Moderna vaccines could get FDA approval prior to the holidays.

https://humanevents.com/2021/0...for-school-children/

Ivermectin—Horse Hockey Versus Truth
Michelle Malkin

Shhhhh. The information I'm about to share with you is dangerous and subversive. You cannot publish it on social media platforms without risking scary labels and permanent suspensions. You and anyone you discuss this topic with will be called anti-science "kooks," "conspiracy theorists" or "quacks."

So be it. I've been called every pejorative name in the globalist elites' overworn handbook of ad hominem attacks over the past 30 years. Who cares?

The airwaves have been littered the past month with disparaging reports about ivermectin, which the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warns should not be used to treat or prevent COVID-19. "You are not a horse. You are not a cow. Seriously, y'all. Stop it," the official FDA Twitter account snidely admonished last week.

Well, you are not a sheep either. So don't be cowed by Big Pharma and their bought-off Swamp bureaucrats. Seriously, y'all. These are the performative actors who've flipped and flopped on masks, rushed experimental jabs to market, brazenly denied deadly adverse events and advocated mix-and-match booster shots as part of the most notorious junk science experiment in human history.

First things first: The government and corporate media's repeated description of ivermectin in headline after headline as a "horse de-wormer" is pure propaganda. Yes, it is used as an anti-parasitic for animals. But ivermectin has been used to treat humans for parasitic infections for more than three decades. As Wisconsin critical care specialist Dr. Pierre Kory and his colleagues affiliated with the Memphis VA Medical Center-University of Tennessee, University of Texas Health Science Center, Hackensack School of Medicine and Eastern Virginia Medical School noted in a recent literature review published in the peer-reviewed medical journal the American Journal of Therapeutics:

"Originally introduced as a veterinary drug, (ivermectin) soon made historic impacts in human health, improving the nutrition, general health, and well-being of billions of people worldwide ever since it was first used to treat onchocerciasis (river blindness) in humans in 1988. It proved ideal in many ways, given that it was highly effective, broad-spectrum, safe, well tolerated, and could be easily administered. Although it was used to treat a variety of internal nematode infections, it was most known as the essential mainstay of 2 global disease elimination campaigns that has nearly eliminated the world of two of its most disfiguring and devastating diseases."

That's right. Billions of humans around the world have taken ivermectin (approved by the FDA and considered an "essential medicine" by the World Health Organization) under mass distribution programs to eradicate onchocerciasis (river blindness) and other tropical diseases. Ivermectin has also been shown to inhibit a broad range of viruses in laboratory studies, including HIV, influenza, West Nile virus and other RNA viruses. In 2018, more than 130,000 patients in the U.S. were prescribed the drug. It is a human drug, no matter how many times the mad cows in the media try to fear-monger you into believing otherwise.

So, should ivermectin be pursued as a treatment or prophylaxis for COVID-19?

The COVID-19 control freaks don't even want you to ask the question out loud or debate it on the internet. But unlike farm animals, you can exercise your free will and search for the evidence yourselves:

• A study in the peer-reviewed journal Antiviral Research reported that ivermectin inhibited the replication of SARS-CoV-2 in vitro and concluded that "ivermectin is worthy of further consideration as a possible SARS-CoV-2 antiviral."
  
• An analysis published in the peer-reviewed International Journal of Antimicrobial Agents in November 2020 found that "countries with routine mass drug administration of prophylactic chemotherapy including ivermectin have a significantly lower incidence of COVID-19. ... Prophylactic use of ivermectin against parasitic infections is most common in Africa and we hence show that the reported correlation is highly significant both when compared among African nations as well as in a worldwide context. ... It is suggested that ivermectin be evaluated for potential off-label prophylactic use in certain cases to help bridge the time until a safe and effective vaccine becomes available."
  
• A small, pilot, double-blind, placebo-controlled randomized clinical trial conducted in Spain and published in The Lancet in January didn't find statistically significant differences in COVID-19 viral loads but did find "a marked reduction of self-reported anosmia/hyposmia, a reduction of cough and a tendency to lower viral loads and lower (antibody) titers which warrants assessment in larger trials."
  
• A systematic review of ivermectin's antiviral effects published in the peer-reviewed journal Nature found that it "could serve as a potential candidate in the treatment of a wide range of viruses including COVID-19 as well as other types of positive-sense single-stranded RNA viruses."
  
• A study in the peer-reviewed journal Chest found statistically significant lower mortality rates among hospitalized COVID-19 patients prescribed ivermectin (along with hydroxychloroquine, azithromycin or both) compared with patients without ivermectin in Broward County, Florida.
  

You can find more related studies on ivermectin and COVID-19 in PubMed, the federal scientific database, and weigh all the costs and benefits for you and your families.

Remember: "Misinformation" simply means information that the powers that be want you to miss.

https://vdare.com/articles/mic...-hockey-versus-truth

Good post Chellim.

3/4 of the medicines in our kitchens and bathrooms were manufactured side-by-side with similar Vet/Animal Meds. (albeit at a fraction of the retail cost)

Fourth Case Of Contaminated Moderna Vaccine Reported In Japan

https://www.zerohedge.com/covi...ccine-reported-japan

Yet another contaminated Moderna Covid-19 vaccine has been reported in Japan - the fourth in less than a week, according to Reuters, which reports that 'several black particles' were found in a Moderna vaccine vial in Kanagawa prefecture.

The remainder of the lot has been placed on hold.

Last week Japan suspended the use of 1.63 million Moderna doses after being notified of a contaminant which 'could be metal' and reacts to magnets.

Moderna and Spanish pharma company Rovi, which bottles the vaccines, says the cause could be a manufacturing issue.

Kanagawa prefecture said the vaccine's domestic distributor, Takeda Pharmaceutical Co Ltd, had collected the vial with the suspected contaminant and that about 3,790 people had already received shots from the same lot.

More Moderna shots were temporarily halted in two other regions this week. In some cases, foreign substances have been found in unused vials, whereas others appear to be caused when bits of the vials' rubber stopper break off when needles are incorrectly inserted. -Reuters

On Wednesday, Japan's health ministry said that the vial sent to Kanagawa was from a different lot than the previous contamination reports, but has said that 'rubber stopper material' appears to have gone into it during the manufacturing process (which would contradict last week's report that the material 'reacts to magnets').

Medical staff are being encouraged to perform visual inspections of vials for foreign materials or discoloration before use.

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Last week Japan suspended the use of 1.63 million Moderna doses after being notified of a contaminant which ' could be metal' and reacts to magnets .

Hmmm...

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Originally posted by chellim1:

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Last week Japan suspended the use of 1.63 million Moderna doses after being notified of a contaminant which ' could be metal' and reacts to magnets .

Hmmm...

Here's a project for anyone that's bored. Get yourself a syringe with a 25ga needle and grind up some metal shavings. Suspend that in .3ml liquid in a ratio that is also injectable. Obviously, it can't just be a wet paste of visible fragments, or it won't pass thorough the lumen. Inject this mixture into an orange and see what it would take to get a magnet to actually stick.

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Originally posted by MNSIG:

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Originally posted by chellim1:

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Last week Japan suspended the use of 1.63 million Moderna doses after being notified of a contaminant which ' could be metal' and reacts to magnets .

Hmmm...

Here's a project for anyone that's bored. Get yourself a syringe with a 25ga needle and grind up some metal shavings. Suspend that in .3ml liquid in a ratio that is also injectable. Obviously, it can't just be a wet paste of visible fragments, or it won't pass thorough the lumen. Inject this mixture into an orange and see what it would take to get a magnet to actually stick.

My guess is that if you jabbed the whole needle in and broke it off. It would barely be noticeable with a magnet.

This magnetism non-sense and keys flying off desks has to be the most ridiculous thing I've seen on here in a long while. Out side of how this Pandemic has shut things down of course.

But at least I'm working from home pretty much indefinitely at this point. So there's the upside.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
While Rightwire has not yet responded to my question, I imagine he's going to tell us he didn't witness the flying key thing with his own eyes. In his post, he says "She is not one to play games or engage in goofing around."

So, he respects the source of the story and that's why he chose to tell us about this.

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by Rightwire:
...who had a metal key jump off her desk and adhere to her arm at the injection site when she bent over to pick something off the floor.

Did you witness this, or were you told about it?

My apologies for the lack of immediate response, this is the first time I've re-checked the thread.

I had a call with this person shortly after it happened. I could tell from her tone she was very concerned. She was not required to reveal this information, nor could I ask as it is personal and medical, however she was upset enough to tell me in detail what happened. We had a face to face meeting a week later and she showed me the pictures she took with her phone discussed in the call. She sent me the picture but asked that I not send it to anyone else.

This particular individual although very personable is very matter of fact and integrity is a key element of her personality.

She was not opposed to me sharing general details that she shared with select others, but I need to be careful here due to HIPAA and company rules so I won't share any more detail about the specific individual or incident in a public forum.

As most of you know I have tremendous respect for this forum and the membership, I've met many of you in person. I would not post information of this nature if I was not highly confident that it was factual.

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I believe you, Rightwire, but I don't believe the story you were told. An object flying through the air and sticking to a human body? I would have to see it with my own eyes, and even then, I would still look for the cause.

If this happened to her once, she should be able to recreate it, but I have no doubt whatsoever that that is not going to happen.

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Originally posted by Rightwire:

I would not post information of this nature if I was not highly confident that it was factual.

You're confident that non-ferrous brass keys are attracted to a mysterious "magnetic" substance in the Covid vaccine that generates a field sufficient to pull from several inches to feet away? I don't care how well you know her, that story is nonsense.