Topic: Anti-Vax Nurse's Attempt To Prove COVID Vaccines Make People Magnetic Backfires (Read 278 times)

As the vaccine spreads out in a person's system, the magnetic affects go away. The length of time it takes for this to happen differs in everybody. Hers was there a couple of days ago, but the vaccine, and the hemoglobin iron it attracted to the jab site, went along with it.

The timing messed with her show. If she had only done the show a week before, she would have had success.

Hahah, fascinating! The facial expression at the end of the video
It can be seen that the nurse wasn't ashamed at all, she still was confident she's right and will believe in this nonsense no matter what. She'll probably think that "magnetic crystals" from vaccine just weren't there at the moment, or something like that.
Sometimes it's so insane I'm just thinking maybe these people just have some sort of mental illness to state things like that with such confidence.

That's right. I don't really like comedies. When you have the truth, it doesn't really matter how many people laugh at you.

Of course you don't want to see how funny they are, coz its like seeing your ownself being laughed at by the people around you. lmao

I know, I know, that it is embarassing for you.

has anyone asked the most basic of question

if an anti-vax nurse is so against the vaccine...
.. she would not be magnetic if there were magnetics in the vaccine.. why
because she is an anti-vaxxer and would not have taken the vaccine.. thus no magnetics in her


so is she:
an antivaxxer that knows basic biology of sweat/licking metal to make things stick
a vaxxer, pretending to be an antivaxxer
a antivaxxer that is soo stupid she pretended she had the vax to suggest its bad.
a vaxxer trying to get famous in the anti-vax croud because they will throw money at her for being an idiot

.. its like having a person who is against cars. hates them. doesnt want to see them on the roads.. .. seen driving a car

is it idiotic hypocrisy and lying. or is she just looking for a cult pay day via lying

Anybody who is seriously placing a time limit on when anybody is going to die, is lying. The only time he might not be lying is if he is holding a gun to the person's head. You know this, and I know it.

Since almost from the first vaxx, some of the people started dying almost instantly, we know that deaths start right away in some cases. But, you might even be one of the jokers who got vaxxed months ago, and the only problem you had so far was not being able to research some of the more difficult stuff.

There you have it.


The Covid vaccine is causing the Covid variants

Well, I was looking at what this "expert" said:

Covid-19 Vaccinated people will die in 2 years

So you mean he lied?


You haven't actually. You linked to some conspiratardery that cherry-picked VAERS data completely ignoring the caveat that comes with the data but we've been through this numerous times.

I don't understand why you can't see that the doctors/experts that said this didn't say two years point blank. But that they meant anywhere along the lines starting ? ? ?, to as soon as a couple of years or longer in some cases.

And the CDC corrected them with VAERS, showing us and them that it is immediately, right now, to who-knows-when that people are dying from the vaxx.

Then, I show you where VAERS says it, and you just can't seem to understand what is going on. Did your mommy get permission for you with the forum mods to be able to post here?

I don't know why you're phrasing it as a question - you're the one making this shit up. Don't start backpedaling now.

"That means that it will take them two years from the time they start dying to the time that they die," right?

You seem to always neglect the important part... that they have been dying in droves from the vaxx right from the time that they got vaxxed - Open VAERS: - Red Box report - https://www.openvaers.com/covid-data.

Put them together, and we are talking almost 600,000 dead from the vaxx already. That's almost a hundred thousand a month, in the States alone.


My mistake. It wasn't two years after all. Either that, or they must have started dying before we got the reports about Covid back in 2019.

I think stunts like this are done to make anti-vax people look stupid, thus invalidating any argument they have.  Like she wouldn't have tried that with the key before her presentation...  You'd literally have to be an idiot to believe that other people are this stupid.  This is what we've come to.  False flags everywhere.  Government saying what you can do and where you can go as a result of a virus that I would willingly expose myself to without fear. 

If you didn't believe the world was run by old men before the Coronavirus, it should be blatantly obvious to you now if you have a brain. 

You quite literally said that vaccinated people will die in two years. So that's on average ~250k deaths a day in the US alone. Still not seeing that happening. When does it start? I don't want to miss the apocalypse.

badecker..
the amount of magnetic material needed to attract a metal object through the skin is more then a vaccine syringe can handle

what you think is magnetism is just sticky skin via sweat or licking the metal object or lathering skin in some sticky substance

seriously. try looking in your basement for your highschool biology books. it seems you have forgotten basic science

Do you mean that you didn't know that you were dying from the point of your conception? Your death was programmed into you from your parents, who have/had the same problem.

All the Covid vaccines do is make it faster.

Regarding the magnetics, search for doctors who have shown the things that I said previously in this thread. Or don't. Much more comfortable with head-in-hole. Might not even recognize when your lights go out permanently in there. Just gone.

There must be something wrong with me. Despite being vaccinated up the wazoo (well, not literally... mostly in the arm) I didn't become magnetic, can't communicate over 5G without a phone, and I'm not even fucking dying even though BADecker said the vaccine kills people.

Do you think that the forum here is the only place I go to express truth? My magnetic personality is evident in all my walks of life. However, it's not my intent to get vaxxed just so I can see if it works on myself. Odds are that my magnetic personallity would overcome the vaxx, anyway. So I'm not really in any danger either way.

As for reading your articles, I don't have to. They are irrelevant. Why? Because everybody knows that unvaxxed people don't usually get mags to stick to their skin. But there is evidence that some of the vaxxed people do. So, why waste time on your articles?

And now baddecker insists that it has magnetic property.

Oh my, I wish I could be magneto someday. GIVE ME THAT MAGNETIC POWERS!


Have you even read the articles I posted? kekw, you are like the same as the nurse, believing what he "READ and Watched".

Why not try it yourself, and see if a tiny magnets will stick into your skin.

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But keep it up, I am having fun imagining how you will end up looking once you that 

Having trouble to day, f1? I showed you in an above post how it works. And you know it. So why your irrelevant post? Let me quote it again, just for you:

i bet the woman at the legislative committee spent all morning lathering herself up with honey or other sticky stuff. and yet at the crucial minute it didnt stick

the amount of magnetic dust needed to attract a fridge door magnet or even a piece of metal is more milli litres than the vaccine.

meaning impossible to inject enough magnets to make things stick
the only explanation is sticky skin due to sweat or lotion

many of the people doing this videos ad since admitted they didnt do it to prove vaccine had it in it. they done the trick of tricking idiots to see how many idiots will believe its actual magnetism

seems badecker is such an indepth believer that even after being told how the magic trick was done. he still thinks its magic

so badecker. if you ever go to a magic show and you see a woman lay down in the box..
im going to have to spoil it for you so you dont cry out murder..
.. she was not really sawn in half

i know you will waste a year of your life shouting that you witnessed a murder.. and a religious resurrection 2minutes later.. but thats not what happened

so i have told you how the magic tricks happened. and i really hope you dont waste a year thinking its some big conspiracy

vaccines dont have enough room in a syringe to put magnetic dust to cause the things you speak of
their skin is just sticky due to normal life stuff

now save yourself a year of wasted time by not being an idiot

The magnetism was added intentionally. Can't find it if you don't want to find it.


EXPOSED: Magnetism INTENTIONALLY Added to “Vaccine” to Force mRNA Through Entire Body!





EXPOSED: Magnetism INTENTIONALLY Added to “Vaccine” to Force mRNA Through Entire Body!

https://www.bitchute.com/video/dbcLiy8HJR61/

Yeah. Either that, or the magnet theory is absolute nonsense.
One or the other...

More than likely, the CDC or Big Pharma paid her to do this to emphasize how good their products are. It doesn't work for everyone. But there are plenty of people who it worked for. Search for them.

The reason it works at times is this.
- In some people much of the vaccine stays in the muscle into which it was injected.
- The vaccine is made up of spikes like Covid had.
- In the lungs, Covid cause hemoglobin not to work; suffocation.
- The immune system directed loads of iron to the Covid lung to force the hemoglobin to work.
- In similar ways the immune system directs iron to the injection spot, because oxygen/hemoglobin is deactivated by the spikes.
- More iron means more chance for a magnet to stick.

Reasons why magnets stick now, but not next week, have to do with the circulation of more of the spikes over time, or the body succeeding with oxygen/hemoglobin control in some way.

One size doesn't fit all. Some people have the magnetic effect for months. Others only have it for the first day. Others for times of any duration in between. A few don't seem to get it at all.

               Oh my lord! This is freaking hilarious!  How does the brain of this woman even work? lol. How did she even become a nurse in the first place? Wow, several years of time and money investments for a degree gone to waste. This just goes to show how conspiracy theories can affect even the smartest people when influenced by the right person. Just as how flat earthers are. Damn, I cannot even imagine how she can endure such huge humiliation. If it were me, I'd be moving into my parents basement instead and live the rest of my life there without showing my face to anyone anymore.

-Jokes aside though, I really feel bad for people like this.

No real prove of the magnetism theory the nurse was trying to prove, the key sharp can possibly stick to human body on the chest where she placed it, placing it on her neck would have been better, and yet she did but the key kept falling off her neck, while the hairpin or so fell off her neck easily as well. This is obvious she is quite wrong and she is not having any authentic prove yet.

the magnet technology on the vaccine is clearly still not active that's why the key didn't stick to her. wait until the government turns that switch on and all kind of metal is gonna start sticking to all that got vaccinated.

it's really entertaining what people come up with just to feel or think that they are superior and not a "sheeple". I give her an A for courage.

also, the woman behind her is probably holding back her laugh.

Oh wow, this is some next level trolling. How can you actually believe something like that and be a nurse? I would be very afraid if such a nurse would treat me. The sad thing is that there will be people who actually believe here. Why is there no sanity check before such people can testify in front of a committee? We shouldn't allow air time on TV for crazy people.

So this news still makes me laugh for few days now

On Tuesday, an anti-vax Ohio nurse attempted to prove that COVID-19 vaccines make people magnetic, but she failed.




For other news reference with video:

Nurse uses key, hairpin to try to prove she is magnetic from vaccine during Ohio House hearing
An anti-vax nurse tried, and failed, to make a key stick to her neck as proof that COVID-19 vaccines make you magnetic

She actually, ACTUALLY decided to do this in the STATE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.