Pfizer vaccines are contaminated with strange, unknown micro-organisms? (Pfizer vaccine put under the microscope) (conspiracy, elect)

[Sumerian_Summer]

A laboratory put a Pfizer vaccine sample under the microscope and found what appear to be strange micro-organisms present in the vaccine:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/3KHYt9eSZTP6/

[Sassybluesy]

Questions...


Who is the French guy talking in the video?
If this is a microscopic picture of the vaccine...what is this "pipeline"? It makes it look like the vaccine is divided into quadrants or something.

[Axxlrod]

Originally Posted by Sumerian_Summer

A laboratory put a Pfizer vaccine sample under the microscope and found what appear to be strange micro-organisms present in the vaccine:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/3KHYt9eSZTP6/

Those are the micro-organisms that scientologists are always trying to eliminate from their body.

Harmless to everybody except scientologists.

[kanonka]

Originally Posted by Sumerian_Summer

A laboratory put a Pfizer vaccine sample under the microscope and found what appear to be strange micro-organisms present in the vaccine:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/3KHYt9eSZTP6/

Unfortunately, this does not prove or disprove anything.
This is not a controlled test. So content of the video is totally unverifiable, and can be about anything - for example, a water drop from the kitchen sink next to that "professor".

Overall, this is just nothing.
Or worse yet, this could be a part of a defamation campaign designed to undermine the legit concerns about Pfizer.

[Sassybluesy]

Heck, someone could tell me this is an image of someone's lung, and white blood cells, or electrolytes, or proteins, or fat globs...or whatever, traveling through a blood vein, and I wouldn't know any different.

[james112]

There's another video where a lady takes cell phone video of a covid text Q-tip swap. The 'cotton' strands move! When she put it next to a real Q-tip, only the covid swap tip was moving, not the real Q-tip.

[Dane_in_LA]

Originally Posted by Sassybluesy

We have no clue who the speaker is, and who this footage supposedly came from, etc.

But - it's on the Internet! On one of those "anything goes" forums, even.

[Sassybluesy]

Originally Posted by Dane_in_LA

But - it's on the Internet! On one of those "anything goes" forums, even.

Reminds me of a saying around my area of the country..."If I serve you a **** sandwich with a smile on my face, it's still a **** sandwich." LOL

[JulieThruTheGlass]

The observation of "moving" fibers, sometimes different colors such as blue, red, and black, has been going on for at least fifteen years or so, when "Morgellons" first appeared in news reports and on the internet. Some people claimed it had its basis in GMO crops, e.g. cotton, while others remained baffled about its origin.

[greywar]

Originally Posted by SavageWords

LMAO, sure sure...

Honestly the conspiracy theories are fascinating to me. 1 in 100 will be true. Madness is thinking you know which 1 of those 100.