Puzzled German scientists unable to determine the strange phenomenon they're witnessing at microscopic level. Laboratory footage of what is alleged to be Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine shows puzzled German scientists debating what exactly they’re looking at under the microscope, as apparently organisms separate from the viral particles are discovered.
“It is not quite clear to me what we see here,” one scientist said.
Laboratory footage of what is alleged to be Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine shows puzzled German scientists debating what exactly they’re looking at under the microscope, as apparently organisms separate from the viral particles are discovered.
“It is not quite clear to me what we see here,” one scientist said.
“So, this is the content from Pfizer’s vaccine?” a colleague asked.
“This is from Pfizer, yes,” he replied, adding that all the little dots floating about were cells with a nucleus, leading him to wonder what their purpose was.
“Wow, but you don’t know what it is, yet?” the colleague asked.
“No, it could be a Morgellon,” he said, referring to what a National Institute of Health study calls a “skin condition characterized by the presence of multicolored filaments that lie under, are embedded in, or project from skin” that involves the belief that the skin is infected by insects and other objects like string.