Forgive me if anyone has posted it 
But a doctor is speaking about what she is finding in the blood of vaccine patients .. it's creepy and black and wierd 

https://rumble.com/vnbgal-never-before-seen-blood-doctor-reveals-horrific-findings-after-examining-vi.html

The thing is, I don't need the nanotech conspiracy theory vindicated to be VIRULENTLY against the jab.

And anyone who's been on CI longer than 5 minutes should know -- there's nothing wrong with conspiracy theories. It is just a theory (lacking video or photographic evidence or other hard proof) regarding 2 or more men getting together in secret to work some plan. Do you think men never plan things in secret? Or do you think that when they DO plan something, they dutifully announce it to the world? What kind of naive idiot would believe that?

But the nanotech angle, as you call it, IS literally a conspiracy theory. It's a theory about one aspect of this COVID conspiracy.

But back to my point: even if it turned out that there were ZERO graphene and ZERO nanotech particles, etc. in the vaccine -- I would still treat someone trying to jab me by force the same way I'd treat someone trying to shoot me with a firearm. The same self-defense would apply. 

Because the scamdemic is still BS, the "vaccine" still isn't a vaccine, still doesn't work, and still causes FAR too many dangerous side effects compared to whatever alleged good it does. Even the ideal situation (priming your immune system for a variant that no longer exists) isn't desirable! You'd be better off with a "generic" "unmodified" immune system to face down the future variants. That much is certain, based on the SCIENCE.

I know in a lot of Hollywood films , they always use this black gunk stuff  that people get infected with ( venom, Prometheus, Spiderman )  - reminds me of that doctors finding.

They throw their plans in our faces all the time

You have a point there. And that's why people are quick to believe in stuff like this black disk thing.

Those who try to convince others of a given theory almost HAVE to find evidence of it in various movies, etc. because the bad guys ALWAYS soften us up beforehand, they mentally prepare us. They announce what they plan to do before they go ahead and do it.

If you had a theory with no precedent in a Hollywood movie, it wouldn't be very believable!

It's like a condition satan imposed upon them.

Well, it kind of looks like those pushing the biomechanical-nanotech angle may be vindicated

No, not at all.  First of all, several groups have claimed to put this stuff under a microscope and this is the first time this stuff has been found.  Why didn't Madej and the other groups find this same substance in the jab?

Even if it turns out that there is some nano-tech in there, it doesn't vindicate those who were asserting that it was in there WITHOUT ANY EVIDENCE WHATSOEVER.  It would be one thing to say, "be careful, there might be something unknown in there along those lines" but quite another to claim that we'll become mind-controlled 5G zombie robots without a shred of actual evidence.  If this is real, which is doubtful, this would be the first such evidence presented.

But everyone needs to be careful that this too is real and not some disinfo.  There could be many paid disinfo agents out there spreading this stuff with the intent of discrediting the anti-jab movement.

As Matthew said, this is totally unnecessary to make the case for rejecting the vaccination (even if the moral reasons did not suffice).  Given that, one needs to avoid all the speculation, which can serve the purpose of discrediting all real and provable information regarding the harmfulness of the jab.  I've seen Madej ripped to shreds in anti-vax debunking videos.  If someone is one the fence about the jab and runs into one of these videos that makes her look like a fool, they'll be more inclined to dismiss ALL of the anti-jab materials as more of the same.  I'm not sure how many times I have to post that before some people here on CI wake up to that problem.

My best guess as to what these things are ... polymeric nano-carriers.  That hole in the center seems to be a telltale sign, where the meds (or mRNA or whatever) are kept.  They do look artificial, so that they are not lipid carriers.

It's probably something in this family here (some kind of a cross between A and B below):



So, the circle in the middle is called the "reservoir" where the drugs or whatever are contained that are being delivered.

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Types-of-nanocarriers-for-drug-delivery-A-polymeric-nanoparticles-polymeric_fig1_5534804

So, before everyone runs around talking about how we're being mind-controlled, there may be other explanations that might later come back to discredit everyone.

Now this lady who was interviewed by Peters did not speculate, admitting that she had no idea what they were.  But that won't stop others from running with it.

Dr. Zandre Botha is neither a "blood doctor" nor a medical doctor. She says that she's got a Ph.D. title for work in some other discipline. Since she doesn't tell which discipline, I'd guess bantu literature or something related.

https://www.drzandrebotha.com/

Tired of Gen X disinfo schizos, it's always Stew Peters and some crazy New Age chick pushing this crud.

None of these people talk about the real problems like children being fed ZOGchow that feminizes them (this is going to be controversial but I think feeding a young boy cereal for his childhood is more damaging than him playing video games), Israel taking 38 billion, Republicans (including Trump) wanting the election to be stolen etc. Instead you have these dumb theories that discredit the very real problem of medical tyranny and profit motive driving the killing and maiming of patients. Why not just stick with the facts? It's heinous.

People  have identified these as "microbubbles".  They're used to transmit meds through the body, and especially for crossing the blood-brain barrier.  Big Pharma lied when claiming that the design/intent of the drugs was to stay in the deltoid muscle; with these there, it's obvious they were trying to get them all over the body.  But, no, they are not nanobots for zombie mind-control.

Or maybe the "blood doctor" lies. Who knows?

Dr. Stefan Lanka has verified the claim that vaccines contain Graphene-Oxide, and couldn't find any.