I've seen now three reports of protozoan parasites being claimed to have been found in some of the so-called 'vaccines'. They have been suggest to be of the Toxoplasma genus and Trypanosoma genus respectively.
In researching this, I ran across something which may be of interest to some of the more technical among us. Genus Trypanosoma seems to have a somewhat unique organelle they call a 'reservosome'. This is interesting since a primary feature of many of these repurposed gene therapies is transporting materials protected in a lipid nanoparticle. The somewhat novel organelle of Trypanosoma has some structural similarities already so it seems.
For those who are into this kind of stuff, here's a starting point:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/43559243_The_Reservosome_of_Trypanosoma_cruzi_Epimastigotes_An_Organelle_of_the_Endocytic_Pathway_with_a_Role_on_Metacyclogenesis---
One of the reasons that this subject interests me enough to look into a bit is that I got what would almost certainly have been diagnosed as 'covid' around the beginning of 2021. In association I got what I was pretty sure was a parasitic infection of some sort, and it most closely matched Trypanosoma cruzi in symptoms. The interesting thing is that such an infection is common in Africa (causing a very deadly disease called river blindness) and South America (Chagas disease) it is not supposed to be prevalent in SE Asia.
Alas, while antibody test kits are widely available for all manner of infections for medical professionals to rule out infections, doctors seem petrified to actually use them. I have heard doctors claim that there are certain things which are very bad for a career to diagnose. Anyway, I already pinned 50% of doctors as being the Grim Reaper in disguise before the plandemic. Now it's up around 90%. So I'll just do my own work...
...and I did. I took Ivermectin in doses for parasites and the lingering conditions which are reminiscent of Trypanosoma infection (and certain phases of other protozoal parasitic infections) and it seemed surprisingly effective. No, Ivermectin isn't the best for all potential parasitic infections, and yes, some other drugs in conjunction would probably be best, but Ivermectin and Ivermectin alone is what I have at this point.
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Just FWIW, from research long before the plandemic I was well aware of how parasites are often used to disseminate biological warfare agents and are key elements of a lot of non-lethal biological weapons systems. I was also kind of expecting an attack for many years now, and I deduced that 2020 would be a likely time for one. As such, I was somewhat primed to perk up my ears at the mention of parasitic infections.
As for graphene oxide folding into paramagnetic forms or acting as a binding matrix for other inorganic particles, I would immediately suspect that they are there at all, it would be there primarily for the purposes of interacting with electromagnetic fields (e.g., so-called '5G'.) This is another thing which I was basically expecting to see at some point.
I'll point out again that nobody (who could possibly know) ever said these thing were not there. They would be trade secrets. Normies will assume that no such things are in the jab and the suggestion is preposterous. Nobody is going to disabuse them of the assumption of course. Just egg them on. If ultimately it turns out that yes such things (metals, parasites, etc) are there after all, the normies will switch from '
knowing' they are not there to '
knowing' that they are and it is a desirable thing that we should be thankful to our saviors for injecting the life-saving technology into us.
