Magnetic Vaccine

harrylittle · 20-05-2021 11:32pm #1

A number of videos has surfaced of people able to stick a Magnet on their arm's where they got the vaccine.

As magnets are only attracted to metal this indicates that there must be some sort of metalic substance in the vaccine.

So why would there be a metalic substance in the vaccine ?

there is no known medical benefit to having metalic substance in the body so it must be for other reasons

one theory going around is that its easier to track a person if they have lumps of metal floating around their bodies especially for the new 5G network currently being installed in cities and towns. Big brother could easily spy on you through walls if your light up with all these metalic substances.

Another theory is that your tagged and numbered with some sort of micro chip for the future digital id system and cashless society their building for the future .

harrylittle · 20-05-2021 11:33pm

video .....https://www.brighteon.com/67486583-d91e-4a8f-9414-b70cf19b4452

shtpEdthePlum · 20-05-2021 11:38pm

This is an absolutely outrageous thought, but what if they put a small bit of pritt stick on the back of the magnet.

Atlantic Dawn · 20-05-2021 11:41pm

It's sticking because of glue on the magnet, not magnetism.

lawred2 · 20-05-2021 11:42pm

This is a rerun of the same thread from last week

Zaph · 20-05-2021 11:43pm

shtpEdthePlum wrote: »

This is an absolutely outrageous thought, but what if they put a small bit of pritt stick on the back of the magnet.

Surely you're not suggesting that some anti-vaxxers would fabricate "proof" of tracking devices in vaccines for their own nefarious ends, are you?

Timberrrrrrrr · 20-05-2021 11:45pm

harrylittle wrote: »

A number of videos has surfaced of people able to stick a Magnet on their arm's where they got the vaccine.

As magnets are only attracted to metal this indicates that there must be some sort of metalic substance in the vaccine.

So why would there be a metalic substance in the vaccine ?

there is no known medical benefit to having metalic substance in the body so it must be for other reasons

one theory going around is that its easier to track a person if they have lumps of metal floating around their bodies especially for the new 5G network currently being installed in cities and towns. Big brother could easily spy on you through walls if your light up with all these metalic substances.

Another theory is that your tagged and numbered with some sort of micro chip for the future digital id system and cashless society their building for the future .

Thanks!!! This gave me a much needed laugh :pac:

20-05-2021 11:49pm

harrylittle wrote: »

there is no known medical benefit to having metalic substance in the body so it must be for other reasons

2.5% of human body mass is metals.

King Mob · 20-05-2021 11:53pm

harrylittle wrote: »

As magnets are only attracted to metal this indicates that there must be some sort of metalic substance in the vaccine.

So why would there be a metalic substance in the vaccine ?

Lol ridiculous logic.

harrylittle wrote: »

there is no known medical benefit to having metalic substance in the body so it must be for other reasons

Please show an example where something metallic injected into a body can make magnets stick to the site

If you can't, then there is no know method by which this could happen.

harrylittle wrote: »

one theory going around is that its easier to track a person if they have lumps of metal floating around their bodies especially for the new 5G network currently being installed in cities and towns. Big brother could easily spy on you through walls if your light up with all these metalic substances.

Again, ridiculous.
That's not how 5G works.
Any metal injected into a person like that will pass from their body in pretty short order if it didn't cause illness.

harrylittle wrote: »

Another theory is that your tagged and numbered with some sort of micro chip for the future digital id system and cashless society their building for the future .

And again utterly ridiculous.
There they was any microchips in the vaccine they would be visible.
Even still if they were real and were injected under the skin, sticking a magnet on them would interfere with their signal of not destroy their electronics entirely.

You know this ridiculous video crap reminds me of other videos a while ago where people were trying to burn snow and using that as proof of chemtrails.
Or that one video of a lady who couldn't understand why her sprinkler was causing a rainbow, therefore concluded it was a conspiracy.

harrylittle · 20-05-2021 11:53pm

Deleted User wrote: »

2.5% of human body mass is metals.

so why is the magnet only sticking to where the jab went in an not on the rest of the body ?

aido79 · 20-05-2021 11:56pm

harrylittle wrote: »

A number of videos has surfaced of people able to stick a Magnet on their arm's where they got the vaccine.

As magnets are only attracted to metal this indicates that there must be some sort of metalic substance in the vaccine.

So why would there be a metalic substance in the vaccine ?

there is no known medical benefit to having metalic substance in the body so it must be for other reasons

one theory going around is that its easier to track a person if they have lumps of metal floating around their bodies especially for the new 5G network currently being installed in cities and towns. Big brother could easily spy on you through walls if your light up with all these metalic substances.

Another theory is that your tagged and numbered with some sort of micro chip for the future digital id system and cashless society their building for the future .

Probably the easiest conspiracy theory ever to debunk

https://www.google.com/amp/s/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSL2N2N41KA

aido79 · 20-05-2021 11:57pm

harrylittle wrote: »

so why is the magnet only sticking to where the jab went in an not on the rest of the body ?

Glue on that part of the body and no glue elsewhere.

Guy:Incognito · 20-05-2021 11:58pm

harrylittle wrote: »

so why is the magnet only sticking to where the jab went in an not on the rest of the body ?

Its not sticking because of magnetism

harrylittle · 20-05-2021 11:59pm

king mob ... here is the book ... answering your questions ...https://www.amazon.co.uk/Invisible-Crime-Microchip-Microwave-Technology/dp/1936587998

Atlantic Dawn · 21-05-2021 12:01am

Over a billion people have been vaccinated, it would take about 5 minutes to independently prove this test, not a single reporter or doctor or anyone of credibility has run such a test.

CalamariFritti · 21-05-2021 12:01am

I've got a friend who is part of the more agitated anti restriction crowd. He knows I got the vaccine and het texted me the other day would I do him a favour and try a fridge magnet on my arm. I lol'ed back to him but I did it for the laugh

Now I know what that was about.

harrylittle · 21-05-2021 12:02am

aido79 wrote: »

Glue on that part of the body and no glue elsewhere.

wet glue wouldnt hold a magnet and if dry you would have difficulty taken the magnet off

King Mob · 21-05-2021 12:08am

harrylittle wrote: »

king mob ... here is the book ... answering your questions ...https://www.amazon.co.uk/Invisible-Crime-Microchip-Microwave-Technology/dp/1936587998

Lol no it doesn't.
You have not read this book.

aido79 · 21-05-2021 12:11am

harrylittle wrote: »

wet glue wouldnt hold a magnet and if dry you would have difficulty taken the magnet off

Pritt stick or similar would hold a magnet in place for long enough to make any of those videos and would come off very easily. Try it yourself if you don't believe me.

harrylittle · 21-05-2021 12:18am

King Mob wrote: »

Lol no it doesn't.
You have not read this book.

Its hard to believe you read the book in 10 minutes .. that must be some sort of record

King Mob · 21-05-2021 12:27am

harrylittle wrote: »

Its hard to believe you read the book in 10 minutes .. that must be some sort of record

No, just experience in dealing with silly conspiracy claims based on ridiculous videos.

You haven't read the book.
It does not answer any of my points.

You cannot answer any of my points because the conspiracy theory isn't true and it's nonsense.

silliussoddius · 21-05-2021 12:36am

My microchip is synthetic so it does’t attract magnets, the 5G reception isn’t as good. Swings and round abouts.

Zaph · 21-05-2021 12:43am

Tell you what OP, I'm getting my second jab tomorrow. I'll try a magnet on it afterwards, and if it sticks I'll post up the video. If you don't see anything from me by mid afternoon we'll just have to assume that I should have tried some glue or double sided tape instead.

21-05-2021 12:44am

I do hope those people who are concerned about being tracked don't use smartphones...

21-05-2021 12:46am

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I do hope those people who are concerned about being tracked don't use smartphones...

Or any form of technology that connects you to the internet.

21-05-2021 1:11am

DubInMeath wrote: »

Or any form of technology that connects you to the internet.

Or has a bank account.

Dohnjoe · 21-05-2021 11:59am

harrylittle wrote: »

A number of videos has surfaced of people able to stick a Magnet on their arm's where they got the vaccine.

As magnets are only attracted to metal this indicates that there must be some sort of metalic substance in the vaccine.

So why would there be a metalic substance in the vaccine ?

there is no known medical benefit to having metalic substance in the body so it must be for other reasons

one theory going around is that its easier to track a person if they have lumps of metal floating around their bodies especially for the new 5G network currently being installed in cities and towns. Big brother could easily spy on you through walls if your light up with all these metalic substances.

Another theory is that your tagged and numbered with some sort of micro chip for the future digital id system and cashless society their building for the future .

How does "lump of metal" fit down a tiny syringe needle?

If it's "floating around the body" why do magnets stick to just one part of the body?

Think.

astrofool · 21-05-2021 12:03pm

Dohnjoe wrote: »

How does "lump of metal" fit down a tiny syringe needle?

If it's "floating around the body" why do magnets stick to just one part of the body?

Think.

Magic, the magic that allows them to have antennae smaller than physically possible is also the magic that allows them to fit into a syringe needle, and the magic that allows a piece of metal smaller than the bore of a needle to be big enough to attract a magnet.

But look, if you don't believe in magic, then there's nothing else I can do to convince you otherwise.

King Mob · 21-05-2021 12:08pm

astrofool wrote: »

Magic, the magic that allows them to have antennae smaller than physically possible is also the magic that allows them to fit into a syringe needle, and the magic that allows a piece of metal smaller than the bore of a needle to be big enough to attract a magnet.

But look, if you don't believe in magic, then there's nothing else I can do to convince you otherwise.

I guess they couldn't use their magic to make whatever's in the vaccine non-magnetic and thus undetectable...

Or maybe they wanted to leave hints for people...?

mrcheez · 21-05-2021 12:13pm

One issue in that video is why don't we see the people testing the magnets on other parts of their arm, or on the same spot on the opposite arm?

Making sure to hold the arm in the same angle obviously, not more vertical

astrofool · 21-05-2021 12:16pm

King Mob wrote: »

I guess they couldn't use their magic to make whatever's in the vaccine non-magnetic and thus undetectable...

Or maybe they wanted to leave hints for people...?

Only for the smartest most cleverest people to notice.

“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”

MarkR · 21-05-2021 12:19pm

So presumably the entire vial is also magnetic? But no one thought to check and record it. That video was pretty unwatchable. A screen grab of a pc screen watching a whatsapp video through a curtain would have been better.

CoBo55 · 21-05-2021 12:29pm

astrofool wrote: »

Magic, the magic that allows them to have antennae smaller than physically possible is also the magic that allows them to fit into a syringe needle, and the magic that allows a piece of metal smaller than the bore of a needle to be big enough to attract a magnet.

But look, if you don't believe in magic, then there's nothing else I can do to convince you otherwise.

No no, it's a mystery don't ya know, a mystery.

Atlantic Dawn · 21-05-2021 12:34pm

mrcheez wrote: »

One issue in that video is why don't we see the people testing the magnets on other parts of their arm, or on the same spot on the opposite arm?

Making sure to hold the arm in the same angle obviously, not more vertical

The other issue with the video is it looks like it was recorded with the reversing camera off a Dacia Sandero, terrible quality.

quokula · 21-05-2021 12:46pm

If you’re concerned about this wait until you hear about multivitamins and all the iron and zinc they put into them. Hope you haven’t eaten any bananas recently either.

The Continental Op · 21-05-2021 12:49pm

So after having the vaccine you can't fly because you'd set off the security scanners?

bb1234567 · 21-05-2021 12:51pm

harrylittle wrote: »

so why is the magnet only sticking to where the jab went in an not on the rest of the body ?

You should be asking yourself the same thing. If it was a 'magnetic' vaccine, the magenet would stick all over the body as the metal would coarse throughout the body.

Vaccinated30 · 21-05-2021 1:03pm

Well I have gone through many many hoops to disprove conspiracy theories in the last year... Today I held a magnet to where I got my vaccine. The magnet fell and chopped the kitchen floor tile.
Ive never felt so stupid in all my life.

myfreespirit · 21-05-2021 1:03pm

harrylittle wrote: »

A number of videos has surfaced of people able to stick a Magnet on their arm's where they got the vaccine.

As magnets are only attracted to metal this indicates that there must be some sort of metalic substance in the vaccine.

So why would there be a metalic substance in the vaccine ?

there is no known medical benefit to having metalic substance in the body so it must be for other reasons

one theory going around is that its easier to track a person if they have lumps of metal floating around their bodies especially for the new 5G network currently being installed in cities and towns. Big brother could easily spy on you through walls if your light up with all these metalic substances.

Another theory is that your tagged and numbered with some sort of micro chip for the future digital id system and cashless society their building for the future .

Rolling on the floor laughing at this!!!!!!!!
Brilliant parody... I hope.

Otherwise it's "the invasion of the idiots" again

Bicyclette · 21-05-2021 1:11pm

Looking forward to being able to use fridge magnets instead of tattoos for body art - much less hassle

:D:D

(Sadly the first Moderna shot wasn't strong enough, but I have hope for June

)

The Continental Op · 21-05-2021 1:24pm

If only I'd never had that vaccine.

machiavellianme · 21-05-2021 1:27pm

I just stuck a magnet to my arm and I'm not vaccinated. Does that mean I'm some sort of freak?

banie01 · 21-05-2021 1:27pm

The Continental Op wrote: »

If only I'd never had that vaccine.

Dropped the hand on the Mrs last night and an inadvertent claw extension almost sliced the fanny off her

:pac:

Still between my improved 5g and WiFi speeds it's a risk she'll haveta learn to live with.

blackbox · 21-05-2021 1:30pm

bb1234567 wrote: »

You should be asking yourself the same thing. If it was a 'magnetic' vaccine, the magenet would stick all over the body as the metal would coarse throughout the body.

Not if the metallic particles are tiny submarines controlled via 5g.

There is always a logical explanation!

.

aido79 · 21-05-2021 1:59pm

The funniest part of all of this is that the people who believe in this think it's because the vaccine contains a microchip. Microchips are made from silicon which is diamagnetic meaning it will repel a magnet rather than attract it.

The Continental Op · 21-05-2021 2:02pm

aido79 wrote: »

The funniest part of all of this is that the people who believe in this think it's because the vaccine contains a microchip. Microchips are made from silicon which is diamagnetic meaning it will repel a magnet rather than attract it.

Which end of the magnet does it repel

machiavellianme · 21-05-2021 2:29pm

The Continental Op wrote: »

Which end of the magnet does it repel

Both, it lines up perpendicular to the field.

lawred2 · 21-05-2021 3:07pm

harrylittle wrote: »

video .....https://www.brighteon.com/67486583-d91e-4a8f-9414-b70cf19b4452

good lord

that's so depressing

firstly that many people would be so pathetic as to each glue magnets to their arms (or worse; they are just sticky unwashed animals that anything would stick to)

secondly that there are others out there that believe such utterly puerile garbage

https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-coronavirus-vaccine-idUSL2N2N41KA

silliussoddius · 21-05-2021 3:27pm

lawred2 wrote: »

good lord

that's so depressing

firstly that many people would be so pathetic as to each glue magnets to their arms (or worse; they are just sticky unwashed animals that anything would stick to)

secondly that there are others out there that believe such utterly puerile garbage

https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-coronavirus-vaccine-idUSL2N2N41KA

This is where we are at in the 21st century, and all spread by people thinking that everyone else are the sheeple that need to wake up.

21-05-2021 10:18pm

lawred2 wrote: »

good lord

that's so depressing

firstly that many people would be so pathetic as to each glue magnets to their arms (or worse; they are just sticky unwashed animals that anything would stick to)

secondly that there are others out there that believe such utterly puerile garbage

https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-coronavirus-vaccine-idUSL2N2N41KA

Certain people have always been this stupid.

But before the internet they had to rely on magazines, posters and ranting on street corners o try and spread their message.

Also the only reason alot of them are still alive is due to all of the medical advances they complain about.

22-05-2021 1:09pm

There must be a huge cover up of people who have been vaccinated having their arms fly off, ripped from the shoulder when they get an MRI.

Magnetic Vaccine

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