A lot of what Kingston and Hunter discuss sounds sensationalist to me.
Mainly I listen to them to take notes on the legal stuff she talks about to follow up on later, which I never really get around to doing.
I am not a beef or pork eater and therefore have none around with which to experiment. I suspect a lot of things might stick to them due to meat slime being sticky?
I don’t know what to make of Kingston. She does seem uneasy. I don’t know if it is because she is up to something and is spreading misinformation and isn’t good at subterfuge or if she is looking at the data and the theoretical possibility 200 million Americans are doomed, and therefore herself (because those left will be taken over by China), freaks her out.
I hang on to the hope that, at the very least, too many providers were too incompetent when it came to keeping the vaxseems cold enough keep the poison in them poisonous.
It is possible white hats in the military were able to switch out a lot of batches for saline. They would have some records of the probability of their success with this, perhaps on a county-wide level.
It does give me serious pause when a potentially glaring error or misdirection pops up amidst otherwise cogent discussion involving Government/Corporate malfeasance and criminality on a Nuremberg level. The whole magnetized topic walks on thin ice. That there could be a component of the inoculation that responds in a purposeful manner to certain low power RF transmissions/emanations is entirely plausible, but the “look, stuff sticks to me now” stretches credulity and leaves a barn door wide avenue for DERP bootlickers to enter and utilize it to tear down the entire hypothesis.