Coming soon to your Hamburger…MRNA?!

BARNABY THE DOG.

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I remember all the lovely sunny days in 1972. I was 12, and we practically grew up outdoors. Went out after breakfast. Scrumped from fruit trees, and cob nut trees all day, snuck into fruit farms, went home just before dark. Poor kids today 😬
Sweet memories - me too - my brother and I used to spend hours damming the stream at the bottom of the field behind our house and wandering in the woods there. The air was an elixir of wood, fresh running streams, field flowers and the music of birds. We would pick buttercups to see if we liked butter!
 

DavidCJ

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There are few prevailing theories on what they put in the vaccines.

1. MRNA
2. Graphene and metals
3. MRNA + metals

What @SusanB said about MRNA being killed by cooking is probably right. But what about metals?

That is in theory easy to disrupt as well. It is something called a "Microwave". Everyone has been oohing and ahhing at the mystery black box for years. What does it do? You put food in, press a few buttons, and voila!, after a nice light to illuminate your food and a humming sound to convince you it's doing something - it actually does something!

A Microwave is basically a wireless transmitter of electricity in this case. Such a amount that if you put forks and other metals in you'll see it sparking. Graphene for example is said to be a "wonder" material with amazing properties including an excellent conductor. While metals will remain, the original shape will likely be distorted. Few seconds, or maybe 10 seconds may be enough.

It's not a perfect strategy, but you may be able to disrupt whatever other reason they are putting those metals in, including simpler things such as binding to your cells, and the more far fetched creation of micro-bots in your body.
 

Proverbs 14 v 15

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Sweet memories - me too - my brother and I used to spend hours damming the stream at the bottom of the field behind our house and wandering in the woods there. The air was an elixir of wood, fresh running streams, field flowers and the music of birds. We would pick buttercups to see if we liked butter!
Yes! And we used to drink the water, whatever stream we came across, didn't need to think for one moment that it'd make us sick.. and everyone always loved butter 🤣
 
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