[Norski]

There are several videos at the link.

Would someone please watch the spanish language video at the link . . . are those coins place upon the lady?

[gas_dr]

This is beyond ridiculous. We are into Art Bell and George Norco now. Coast to coast AM free republic style I guess

[Norski]

Please view the videos at the link . . .

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Other observations from the link at REVOLVER - which apparently “intends to be the next Drudge” -

” . . . It’s really quite remarkable how many publications were writing about magnetic biosensors in the immediate run-up to the COVID-19 outbreak.

It makes one wonder if that 2016 “Magneto” research had some definitive impact on how to monitor and manage the COVID-19 virus. And in that case, can you really blame people for being suspicious?

After all, not even the fact-checking whiz kids over at Snopes can explain or fully debunk those viral videos.

At this point I think a fair question would be: Do other vaccines also cause some “magnetic properties” to emerge?

It seems like that would be easy enough for someone to research and test by getting a tetanus shot and seeing if that injection site becomes magnetized.

If that’s the case, these videos wouldn’t amount to anything special or be out of the ordinary. However, if that’s not the case, the American people deserve answers, immediately.”

[RinaseaofDs]

I thought this was BS, and then I went to dinner on Sunday with a colleague of mine. We were at his house, and his girlfriend saw something on whatever SM thing she was using and then got her keys out.

She pulled one off and placed it on her forehead. It stayed in place. (They had both been vaccinated)

I tried the same thing, couldn’t do it. My buddy was totally skeptical and thought we were putting him on. He put the key on his forehead and it stuck, even when he tilted it slightly forward.

[zeugma]

. . . are those coins place upon the lady?

If so, someone doesn't understand that coins are not magnetic, nor do they respond to magnetism. Steel pennies made in 1943/44 are the exception.

I don't know of any country that uses steel in their coinage.

[jrestrepo]

I will bet $20 that not a single coin is even ferro-magnetic and therefore are not affected by small magnets/magnetic fields.

Not buying this for a second...

If you this is true, they have a path for room temperature super conducting.

[MD Expat in PA]

EXPLAINED: Why Magnets Stick To Vaccination Sites (Or Your Nose)

And again, coins and nearly all keys are not magnetic.