[Steve_Seattle]

Doesn’t anyone else find it odd that almost from day one they have been handing out little badges and things to signal that you’ve had the Covid-19 vaccine? I don’t remember ever seeing anything like that before. It’s like they all knew in advance that the vaccines would be used as a from of social control.

[roving]

I find it odd how hard they want us all to get the shot for something that has barely any chance of killing you

[Mama Shawna]

My husband works for Western State Hospital in Tacoma, and they had buttons ready to go for all the people who got a vaccine. He grabbed a couple for us, just for fun. Most of the people in his dept. refused the vaccine when offered, him included. No thanks, no way. I’ll trust my immune system.

[thecodont]

Doesn’t anyone else find it odd that almost from day one they have been handing out little badges and things to signal that you’ve had the Covid-19 vaccine? I don’t remember ever seeing anything like that before.

It's like the "I Voted" sticker some people wear after going to the polls on Election Day.

Or the "Be Nice to Me, I Gave Blood" sticker the American Red Cross sometimes gives out to blood donors.

[2aProtectsTheRest]

"Doesn’t anyone else find it odd that almost from day one they have been handing out little badges and things to signal that you’ve had the Covid-19 vaccine? I don’t remember ever seeing anything like that before."

Hey you're right! This has never ever been done before. Totally new thing.

[FarRockaway2]

We need controlled experiment. To everyone who wants to test this, please do the following.

1) clean off the magnet and the shot-location with a little swab of alcohol to get the greases and oils off.

2) find the symetric, same, location on the other arm.

3) apply magnet to each location in succession, using
the same surface of the magnet pressed to skin (the same
pole)

4) Film both

5) If it does not work, please post the video anyway.
Regardless of whether it works or doesn’t, committ to
posting the video before you start.

I suspect its a hoaxy nonsense. But lets get good experiments done.

Hypotheses:

A) hoax.
B) oils in skin on flat surface cause the sticking
C) Iron is involved in wound healing. I do not know
if there is enough iron that concentrates in the
area of a wound to produce enough magnetic force
to draw a solid magnet
D) There is ferrous (iron-related) metal something
in the vaccine

If (D) is true then

i. A strong field solid magnet, if it is sticking like
this due to presence of metal, could continue to hold
a portion of the metal in the vaccine localized to the
injection spot. By taping a magnet to your arm, it
will help to keep the metal items localized to that
place. Without doing so, the metal piece or pieces
will wander off in the body somewhat.

ii. If there is ferrous metal in the vaccine injection
then x-ray photography would reveal its location.
People should have the location, and the symetric
location on the other arm, x-rayed and compared.
If there is metal in the wound, then it will be
clearly visible on x-ray.

If the NWO types were chipping people, it stands to reason
there would be metal circuits in a computer chip. However
such a device or devices would be extremely small and
unlikely to hold a magnet against skin, unless there were
a lot and they remained concentrated in the skin near
wound.

We should test this analytically and post controlled
experiments.