The following video from Italy is the latest in a series showing examples of nano-structures found in vials of experimental mRNA treatments intended to mitigate the effects of infection with the Wuhan Coronavirus. I don’t know enough about microscopy to confirm that these objects are in fact nanotechnology, much less the self-assembling devices they are alleged to be. However, they are plainly artifacts.
Unlike previous samples shown here, not all of these can be passed off as salt crystals. The final one, in particular, has dome-like protuberances unlike anything I’ve ever seen in crystalline structures. Unless these slides are complete fakes, something weird is going on here.
Many thanks to HeHa for the translation, and to Vlad Tepes and RAIR Foundation for the subtitling:
Video transcript:
| 29:44 | Well, we have obtained several vials throughout the entire investigation. | |
| 29:53 | First of all, the first Pfizer vial was granted to me | |
| 29:59 | by a police officer named Rafa Navarro. | |
| 30:20 | Excuse me, Dr. Delgado, what was this vial analyzed for? | |
| 30:25 | It was used to write a preliminary report by Dr. Campra. | |
| 30:40 | Through optical microscopy, right? | |
| 30:43 | Yes, I directly sent the request to the University of Almeria. | |
| 30:51 | And Dr. Campra accepted our assignment. | |
| 31:13 | We had sent them a Pfizer vaccine vial. | |
| 31:16 | And the result was “highly probable presence of graphene in the sample”. | |
| 31:42 | In this first research they performed optical microscopy, | |
| 31:48 | electron microscopy and UV-absorption. | |
| 32:17 | After four months, Dr. Campra himself | |
| 32:21 | obtained six more vials. | |
| 32:38 | Plus the Pfizer vial, so seven in total. | |
| 32:41 | Vials of AstraZeneca, Moderna, Johnson [and Johnson] and Pfizer. | |
| 33:04 | And he analyzed the vials through a technique called Raman Spectroscopy. | |
| 33:19 | This technique identifies the distinctive features, | |
| 33:24 | the “fingerprints” of a certain material. | |
| 33:47 | He concluded that there is, beyond any doubt, reduced graphene oxide in the vials. | |
| 34:10 | Dr. Campra is PhD in chemical sciences, graduated in biology, | |
| 34:15 | and a full professor at the University. | |
| 34:49 | Eventually I obtained three Pfizer vials, | |
| 34:55 | thanks to a health care professional, in person. | |
| 35:11 | And we wrote another report about all that we found in the vials. | |
| 35:25 | May I ask you whether you performed this second research yourself? | |
| 35:28 | Yes, I did. | |
| 35:38 | In this second study I found graphene-like items. | |
| 35:53 | Throughout the days of observation, the sample evolved. | |
| 36:09 | There were structures that would self-assemble. | |
| 36:27 | All the observed items are not supposed to be visible under a microscope, | |
| 36:31 | according to the official version. | |
| 36:46 | All those items looked like they were floating in a sort of hydrogel. | |
| 37:02 | Nevertheless the most amazing, or rather disturbing thing took place on the fifth day. | |
| 37:17 | We had already proved there was graphene in the vaccines. | |
| 37:28 | But when the sample evaporated, certain structures | |
| 37:34 | and clear artificial patterns appeared. | |
| 37:52 | Things that the scientific literature describes as microtechnology and nanotechnology. |
experimental precursor to the Mark of the Beast? It certainly seems to be that. Has the good doctor been able to dissect the structures that were found when the solution evaporated? One structure looked like the proverbial light switch, giggle.
Unlike the previous photo I commented on, these are clearly not salt crystals. They look like uric acid.
I know nothing of their provenance and reports are that Dr. Campra knows nothing of their provenance either.