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Magnetic arms & other vaxxxidents.
May 11, 2021 - Clif High
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| okay i'm going to assume that you've seen some of the videos out on bit shoot that show apparently show magnets sticking to the arms of people that have been vaccinated | |
| I've tried to fake it here, and I've done some experiments with some big magnets, very strong magnets, and using other magnets to adhere to it through my own arm. | |
| And it can be done, but it's extremely awkward. | |
| So it's not the situation that we're seeing on the videos with the small dimes, or they're probably nickel-sized or slightly larger magnets. | |
| Now, regular refrigerator magnets aren't strong enough. | |
| The activity that we observed with the one fellow who was flipping the magnet up the person's arm, you could easily, or if you were observant and you know magnetic fields, you could see that he was encountering this effect of the repulsion trying to flip the magnet back in his fingers to get back to the alignment of attraction repulsion that the magnets want to take. | |
| And so the magnet on the outside of the arm was making a particular kind of a movement relative to the top of it, the now top of it encountering a repulsive field to its repulsive field as it was being brought up, which suggests that the magnetized area within the arm is larger than is apparent by the small magnet being held on the flesh. | |
| And that the it's also, so it means it's a little bit more diffuse, and it may also be, I hate to say it, engineered in the sense that there may be a core level of what, there is obviously a core level in the middle there of the attractive magnetic force that was pulling the little magnet onto the arm. | |
| And then as he flipped it up, he was able to break that magnetic field and break those magnetic lines of force and flip it up along the line of the arm. | |
| But as he was doing that, it was fighting and then it reached a point where it was encountering another magnetic field, repulsive in this case, that wanted to flip it back. | |
| So very interesting indeed. | |
| Very difficult to fabricate. | |
| You might be able to do it. | |
| You'd have to glue the, you'd have to actually glue a magnet with some kind of, you know, Elmer's glue or gorilla glue or something. | |
| Glue a magnet to the underside of your arm that was of a sufficient size as to hold the small magnet on the surface. | |
| Now you can see from here that it can be done, that you can have one magnet hold another. | |
| This is through copper, so they're both engaging with the copper. | |
| If it were thinner material, we wouldn't get quite this effect if it was something other than copper, even if it was thinner. | |
| If it was thicker, we'd have a real problem. | |
| So this level of wood here, which is maybe a hair over a quarter of an inch or so in thickness, is all that's required to keep the two very strong magnets apart to the point where you can actually have a hope of separating them. | |
| And it's distance that's the issue there. | |
| So if we look at the distance, the thickness on some of the people's arms that are demonstrating that these things are sticking to them, there's no way that they're able to fake it without some very elaborate stuff going on. | |
| You could maybe do it with super glue here, but you would see the sheen. | |
| If you tried to do it, the magnet underneath your arm and the arm was fairly thick, you're going to need very powerful magnets, much more powerful than this one as an instance. | |
| So I can put this one under there, and I can take these here, and I can get this to sort of sort of half-ass stay on my arm a little bit, but it's just very difficult to do through the thickness of the flesh. | |
| I would need something that was considerably stronger than that retaining magnet. | |
| So maybe I could do it with three or four of them in a group. | |
| So as you see, it would just be a difficult operation to do. | |
| And then, if you had an arm that was much thicker than mine, and I'm a thin old man here, so if you had an arm that was thicker than mine, you'd have some real issues trying to hoax it. | |
| Ergo, I think, and I'm just going to trust it and say, okay, the likelihood is that it's not being faked. | |
| We've got, I've seen at six videos. | |
| I've seen six videos of this phenomenon where they're just showing the magnet stick, and they're a little freaked out about it. | |
| And then I've seen the one where the guy is moving it up and down on the person's arm. | |
| So I think it's a legitimate phenomenon, and most people just don't have the magnets close by to check. | |
| And would you check, right? | |
| But it's also curious that there are supposedly warnings. | |
| If you get the shot, you're not supposed to go have an MRI scan, magnetic resonance scan, for, I think they said, four weeks or something. | |
| You know, some considerable period of time, ten weeks maybe. | |
| I mean, it was some considerable period of time. | |
| That's a long time to go without being able to have this kind of imaging. | |
| So it begs the question: are they trying to borg us? | |
| Are they trying to assimilate us with something? | |
| Are these people being injected with, as they claim, nanobots, right? | |
| The issue about nanobots is complex and difficult to get across to people, but it has to do with the wavelength of a hydrogen ion, so to speak, because the frequency of hydrogen. | |
| Because the frequency of hydrogen is about the smallest you can get and be able to have a carrier wave carry some information. | |
| So in other words, if you have a robot that's too small, it's not going to be able to receive electrons to get its instructions. | |
| Make sense? | |
| You can actually get, we can make things so small that they're beyond our ability to communicate with. | |
| And or to program in that sense. | |
| They're so small, we cannot alter and create machinery in them in that sense that would respond. | |
| So we could do it in the meaning of like a nanobot that was pre-programmed and reactive. | |
| So you could make a nanobot that was, say, powered by a spring, and you could turn that spring on and off by a magnetic field. | |
| You could do that kind of stuff, right? | |
| Because the magnetic field is below the frequency of the electron and can reach in. | |
| But it's not like you can use even a pulsed magnetic field on it to provide complex instructions. | |
| So you can't tell it turn left, turn right, that sort of thing. | |
| But you may be able to turn it on and off or provide very crude binary level of instructions by the presence or absence of a magnetic field for a particular length of time during a particular period. | |
| But at that level, it's going to be extremely crude. | |
| It's not like a nanobot can be armed and go told to go and link up with its buddies and go hunt up your liver. | |
| You can't do that kind of thing. | |
| But there's obviously something going on with an active magnetic field in there. | |
| So what I'm actually saying about the one guy is that he's flipping his thing up and down the outside of the arm. | |
| He's flipping a magnet here in this area. | |
| And when he flips it, the magnet actually rises up off of the surface of the skin here. | |
| This is the edge of the magnet. | |
| He's flipping it. | |
| And it's encountering from underneath the skin, it's encountering a repulsive force that wants to push this part here, which is the repulsive force of the magnet, the other side of the magnet. | |
| And so it wants to flip back and rotate back this direction. | |
| That is, that's different than you would see. | |
| That's different behavior than you would see with even opposing magnets just simply being clamped there. | |
| So even if you had a big giant set of magnets clamped under your arms, you would still not achieve the effect that was seen with flipping that one magnet up the arm. | |
| That is an active field. | |
| So that's something entirely different there. | |
| Something in the arm was actually generating a magnetic field of a specific type at that point relative to where that magnet was. | |
| This is really some borg woo. | |
| This is some really spooky shit. | |
| Now, I don't know what its meaning is, right? | |
| I don't know how meaningful it is. | |
| So we've always got to bear in mind the Burt Gummer movies. | |
| What were those? | |
| The graboids, okay, these hyper, or these movie monsters that kept defeating the humans and seemed wicked smart, but basically were just really stupid, but they were doing things outside of the purview of human thinking. | |
| And we're arriving at a result where we thought they were being very smart, but they were simply reacting to their senses. | |
| So in other words, they reacted, one group reacted to infrared and so could see, or they could see heat signatures, so they could attack the engine of a car. | |
| And the silly humans thought that the beasts knew that if they attacked the engine of the car, the humans would be trapped. | |
| So, you know, it's just a disorderly thinking process involved there. | |
| So we don't yet know what is the meaning to be derived from a magnet arm here, right? | |
| It's not good. | |
| I'm quite, I'm assuming right from the get-go, this is not a good thing. | |
| Humans should not be magnetic that way. | |
| If we find that it is in one shot and not the other, then that opens up a whole other series of questions. | |
| If we find it's in both of them, other series of questions. | |
| If it's only intermittent in some people and not others, it's like, oh my God, you know, within the same shot groups. | |
| So it's going to be quite a bit of odd borgwoo coming out of the magnet arms. | |
| And then we've got the pipeline thing in the northeast. | |
| It's 5,500 miles pipeline, as I understand it, that's been shut down due to a hack. | |
| Well, is it a hack? | |
| Is it a ransom? | |
| Or was it a vaccident? | |
| And that is to say, was the network being operated by people whose mental competence is gone due to being vaccinated? | |
| We don't know. | |
| Maybe this was the first large-scale impacting vaccinent impacting mental capacity on the job. | |
| We're seeing vaccinents all over the roads here. | |
| We're seeing people, and I'm having it reported to me by people that live in states in various different conditions and so on, that they're just seeing an unusual number of very stupid accidents, silly accidents, people running off the road and all this kind of stuff. | |
| Some of this can be put down to these strange energies from space, screwing with your ability to concentrate through stimulation of the vagus nervous system. | |
| But others, I'm quite certain, are accidents. | |
| And I'm seeing a lot of people make really dumb non-decisions when driving on the beach and ending up getting stuck, much more than is usual, or has been the case in the past years. | |
| So vaccinents are definitely on the rise. | |
| It would not surprise me if the pipeline was actually a vaccident and not a hack. | |
| I'm not going to investigate it. | |
| I've got other things to do. | |
| But it'd be interesting to sort of know if it actually was legitimately a hack or if they're just blaming vaccinent incompetence on a convenient scapegoat. | |
| And then also we've got to know that the energies from space are way up. | |
| Got to watch out for that for the next few days. | |
| As they're going to be increasing probably, I think, for maybe a couple of weeks. | |
| I think it has to do or is linked to where we are relative to the moon. | |
| I haven't been following it that close, but I got a friend of mine who is following a little bit closer and he's making projections that indeed this is the case. | |
| Since we've had three or four, I think it's four days now of this rise in various Schuman frequencies. | |
| We're in sort of a little period. | |
| We'll see. | |
| If so, it should ease off. | |
| Let me see. | |
| Should ease off probably by Saturday. | |
| So this weekend it ought to be letting up. | |
| I don't know that that means less or more woo. | |
| It just means fewer energies from space affecting us. | |
| Okay, that's it. | |
| Just a little bit of woo for your Tuesday. | |
| Magnetic arms, vaxes, don't get them. |
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