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Traditional Catholic Faith => Health and Nutrition => Topic started by: DigitalLogos on October 14, 2021, 12:03:13 PM
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Sharing for visibility.
Another strange COVID vaccine life form has been discovered under the microscope, this time made of aluminum and carbon. The discovery was made by a Polish doctor by the name of Dr. Franc Zalewski. Throughout his video presentation, he calls it “the thing.” He found it in the Pfizer Comirnaty vaccine shot, in 1 of 3 vials he studied.
https://thefreedomarticles.com/covid-vaccine-life-form-aluminum-carbon-pfizer-comirnaty-shot/ (https://thefreedomarticles.com/covid-vaccine-life-form-aluminum-carbon-pfizer-comirnaty-shot/)
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Dr. Carrie Madej also posted a Bitchute video in which she claimed to have discovered a living “thing” in the gene serum.
There’s a thread on it here somewhere, I think in a thread called something like “Why ivermectin works.”
A couple people here don’t think she’s credible, but if her finding are being corroborated by other scientists, it’s at least worth consideration.
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A couple people here don’t think she’s credible, but if her finding are being corroborated by other scientists, it’s at least worth consideration.
I'm very skeptical of her. But, yes, the corroboration with other doctors is why I made a point of sharing this article. Otherwise, to be honest, I may not have if it was just Dr. Madej herself presenting this.
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So I saw this a few days ago. He spent a lot of time saying this was an aluminum-based life form. I'm not sure how that's even possible. But then after saying this for a long time, he seemed to correct himself and then say carbon. There was just something a bit off about his presentation. I'm not sure I understand why he claims it's a "life form" when it's made of aluminum and/or carbon and some boron ... and nothing else (by his admission).
So, not unlike Madej, he says that the thing is looking and smiling at him. But then he said that it showed no signs of motion or life. Goes on to speculate that some signal might bring it to life. What does he base this on, the assertion that it's alive and that some signal will bring it to life? Just seems a bit kooky to me.
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He also says that 2 of the 3 vials were saline ... which seems to back up the theory that not everyone receives a real jab.
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He also says that 2 of the 3 vials were saline ... which seems to back up the theory that not everyone receives a real jab.
But why listen to an idiot who talks nonsense like Dr. Carrie Madej and believes in "life forms" built from two different elements?
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But why listen to an idiot who talks nonsense like Dr. Carrie Madej and believes in "life forms" built from two different elements?
I don't believe the guy is a liar. I believe he found whatever this is, but when he goes off and starts speculating about it being alive (although currently motionless), even "smiling at" him, and being brought to life and activated by some signal ... all without any evidence, that's where one has to draw the line. What if it's aluminum (adjuvant), some carbon and boron that somehow got entangled on the end. What kind of life form exists that is just made of those 3 elements and then can get activated by a signal? Then there's a flat piece that looks like metal that got hammered flat, and he calls it a "paw". And he keeps talking about eggs. What eggs? He never showed any of those. "It also wants to live and multiply ... understand that." Huh? He knows this how? It's almost like Madej when she could sense that it was "self-aware".
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He's an idiot, as I said. All he does is say that he doesn't understand his "findings", and present his ignorance in a video.