>>13801947

>https://twitter.com/wittgenstein78/status/1399463234072203264

this looks like it might belong in notables

but it will never get there if you don't write a one-sentence summary of what the hell would be 'crazy if true'

>>13802019

>perpetually created spike protein

This has been a big question that anons haven't yet definitively answered:

How long do a vaxxed person's cells continue manufacturing the spike protein?

I have seen docs in Rumble and Bitchute videos give estimates from as short as two weeks to as long as "forever" on this, but they never cite an academic article that I can share with normies.

Do you have any sauce on the idea that the spike protein is created perpetually once a person is vaxxed?

>>13802055

>Circulating SARS-CoV-2 Vaccine Antigen Detected in the Plasma of mRNA

thanks for this reference. I see the relevant paragraphs now.

of course it isn't only the spike protein that is causing adverse effects.

the nanolipids that encase the mRNA are themselves causing damage to various tissues. Some of the nanolipids that have been developed for vaccines have magnetic properties so that is likely where the magnet-sticking effect comes in.

There may be other stuff in these jabs besides the spike proteins and nanolipids that are hurting people, but it's hard to say when the manufacturers aren't being transparent about what is in them.

>>13802112

is that the mRNA sequence?