Why We Aren’t Allowed to Analyze Vaccine Vials

https://blogs.mercola.com/sites/vitalvotes/archive/2022/09/01/why-w... This link includes a vid that got lost in the truth trove and is a reminder of the cover-ups. To this day we have no idea of everything in the jabs or what they could have been trying out in order to stabilise their fragile Spike of destruction. It's clear that not all jabs were the same many got damaged or contaminated but those nanoparticle lipids that didn't may be even worse. A few months before the 'experimental' jabbie was approved they had created a cobalt-porphyrin-phospholipid/ CoPoP. to anchor down the evil spike /RBD which if I'm not wrong cobalt is a metal element and magnetic? What ever could go wrong with that if the used it. The Vials are all different.

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Comment by rlionhearted_3 on September 5, 2022 at 10:31am: My ex took the jab. Since then, she has been in and out of various doctors offices for strange maladies. An always healthy woman has been hurt.

Comment by cheeki kea on September 4, 2022 at 11:59am: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-10-coronavirus-protein-nanopart... ~ this link talks about the cobalt porphyrin lipids created for corona virus jabs and future vaccine design. I also wonder if they are using structural polysaccharides as components in the poison shots because some of the things in images coming back from contaminated blood samples do look like them. (pneumococcal jab has a subunit of polysaccharides) structural ones are like chitin and don't break down well if at all. If there's any info out there we will all find it hiding somewhere. First up... Is cobalt magnetic? and second question does this look like a polysaccharide? is cobalt magnetic ?

Comment by Parrhesia on September 4, 2022 at 11:06am: They were different because it was "a clinical trial", so they were free to mix-it-up on the injections. Scary because that means there won't be one procedure or medication that could help.