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Interesting: 10 Uses for Graphene.
No links, no statements as to how it is transmitted to another.......
Not very convincing although as a no clot shot rebel I do worry about contacts with super vaxxed.
I posted the actual study from the Journal of Vaccine Theory on Friday in my Today’s News. 94% of the vaxxed subjects whose blood was sampled by “dark microscopy” had “foreign substances of unknown origin” in their blood.
https://uncoverdc.com/2022/08/26/the-news-of-today-is-the-history-of-tomorrow-august-26-2022/
I have wondered if it can be transmitted through kissing or intimate contact.
Guess someone didn’t read Michael Crichton’s book about this subject eh? And we thought Frankenstein was fiction........... 🤖
My wife does Bioresonance treatment. She treated clients after the vaxx and it shed so much that it screwed up her period.
Shedding is the toxins from the vaxx being excreted through the pours and passing them on passively to those in close contact.
Plenty of stories of people being affected by close contact with recently vaxxed.
So, like student loan forgiveness, the responsible have to pay the price for the stupid sheep’s wrong decision.
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Nobody knows the secret sauce in these toxic injections. But if these monsters are able to do this they probably would and its anyone’s guess what might be ‘shedding’ if that is what is happening.
“Self-Spreading vaccines” from Johns Hopkins, also presentors/planners/participants in Event 201 in October 2019.
Go to Page 45 of their PDF:
6/4/21
“Self-Spreading Animal Vaccines Could Combat Human Pandemics”
We already have technology that allows wildlife to pass vaccines among themselves, and developing methods may speed up the process. But critics claim that they risk human infections and criminal misuse.”