vaccine conspiracy theory?

[oktx]

Oh, if it’s on the net it has to be true? No way they could fake a video. Lol! It’s BS...

[Johnny44]

Nonchalant

God doesn’t want any fence sitters

[Ironman]

Oh, if it’s on the net it has to be true? No way they could fake a video. Lol! It’s BS...

You better hope so.

[PondPopper]

Every video I have watched they are using a watch battery not a magnet. They are all using a "magnet" that looks exactly alike and I have never seen a magnet that looks like a watch battery.. If your skin is damp those smooth, shiney, batteries will stick to your skin...

I'm calling 100% Bull$h!t on this...

[47]

If you didnt see this mail order ad in the back of Boys Life or Comic Books did you even have a childhood?

Please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery.

[47]

Every video I have watched they are using a watch battery not a magnet. They are all using a "magnet" that looks exactly alike and I have never seen a magnet that looks like a watch battery.. If your skin is damp those smooth, shiney, batteries will stick to your skin...

I'm calling 100% Bull$h!t on this...

I got a stack of these. These suckers will stick to your soul.

[Johnny44]

Stupid American, China angry at you. You shut up and take the shot !

[manwitaplan]

Every video I have watched they are using a watch battery not a magnet. They are all using a "magnet" that looks exactly alike and I have never seen a magnet that looks like a watch battery.. If your skin is damp those smooth, shiney, batteries will stick to your skin...

I'm calling 100% Bull$h!t on this...

My wife tried this past weekend with a magnet ( off our refrigerator that my son destroyed) The magnet stuck to her arm. She only got one shot not the second. She chickened out. The magnet freaked her out. I laughed.


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[txhunt7]

Dont need xray glasses to see whats going on there hahaha.

You must be lookin at my sister in law

[txhunt7]

My wife tried this past weekend with a magnet ( off our refrigerator that my son destroyed) The magnet stuck to her arm. She only got one shot not the second. She chickened out. The magnet freaked her out. I laughed.


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sounds like a great opportunity for a hoax. if I had a dog microchip,
I'd be tempted to slip it under the skin and have the wife pull it out and totally freak em out.

[Artos]

My wife tried this past weekend with a magnet ( off our refrigerator that my son destroyed) The magnet stuck to her arm. She only got one shot not the second. She chickened out. The magnet freaked her out. I laughed.

This post should be deleted unless wife takes lie detector, certifiable verification of magnet / percentage of arm sweat & possible prison or death for person who gave first jab if not factual...

Sorry man, it's the internet so it didn't happen.

[MUZZYSLINGR]

this reminds me of the movie Fantastic Voyage, y'all probably aint old enough to remember it. google it

Yeah, liked that one. Raquel Welch was looking good.


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[Dusty Britches]

..... Why would they need that when they have access to the microchips in our phones, TVs, and Computers already. .....

That's how China does it. They mandate every person have a cell phone. Must use your cell phone to buy food, obtain medical care, travel, every thing. Plus, they use facial recognition software everywhere. See? No microchips in the bodies needed.

[IkemanTX]

As small as the needles are ( could not even feel the injection or fluid going into arm ) I highly doubt any foreign object ( much less magnetic )could have been in it.

Microchips are feasible (and already in testing) with our current technology, but they would serve a VERY limited function. Power requirements at that size make them extremely short term, and the wireless range is abysmally small due to the limited power and miniature size of the transmitter that would fit on it. You would most likely have to physically place the receiver to the injection site to get any kind of transmission to work.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.interestingengineering.com/smallest-ever-injectable-chip-hints-at-cybernetic-medicine

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[PondPopper]

Does anyone know where to buy these nickle sized magnets that shine like chrome with a slight rim around the edge? You know, the ones that look exactly like a watch battery...