Sorry for mentioning "pop signature" in a pointed way: I was mis-seeing your email and thought there wasn't one. I don't check signatures at this time. I can't tell whether you are suffering badly or just confused or frustrated. Thank you for your rational demeanor when present, and I sure understand when something like that isn't.

On 21-05-15 02:09:54, grarpamp wrote:

So you're saying this vax is really engineering cells DNA to extract iron ore from your blood and nano accumulate it into the region of injection? And that injecting your earlobes will give you birdbrained geo navigational capabilities, and that getting the jab in "both" your balls will give you the heavy hangers you always wanted. What if you are iron deficient and obese from getting paid Leftist forced stay-in-home lockdown Corona UBI so that now can't walk 100m without getting dizzy and passing out? What if you get the "booster" shot, do you sink in the water or become like Thor's hammer? What about the copper field coils in double helix necessary to tune in and harness all this biomolecular "EMF" being generated? Price of copper is up 75% since Corona, so that's 62% from you VaxEMF'ers charging your solar packs from your gonads while sleeping at night, and 13% from the GM mosquitos stealing the entire global production of UV bug zappers to sanitize all the air they fly through so they don't catch the "flu", right?

You laugh, but the fact of the matter is that the injection site is magnetic for unknown reason, and I have independently confirmed that. -- |-----/ | Se7en / The One and Only! | se7en@cock.email / | 0x0F83F93882CF6116 / | https://se7en-site.neocities.org

On 21-05-15 16:00:16, Ali Reza Hayati wrote:

What vaccine did you use?

He [my Grandfather] has had the Phizer vaccine, both injections. He has had them in his upper-right arm. He was having adverse reactions that have passed. Testing his arm, I have confirmed that the location of injection is in-fact magnetic. -- |-----/ | Se7en / The One and Only! | se7en@cock.email / | 0x0F83F93882CF6116 / | https://se7en-site.neocities.org

Do you really expect that person to understand science? Like, for real? On 15/05/2021 10:39, grarpamp wrote:

On 5/14/21, Se7en wrote:

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Today, after hearing the comments on COVID-19 "Vax" leading to odd reports of magnitism and hightened EMF Radiation, I tested my grandfather's arm using refrigerator magnets. He has had "both" jabs, in the same general area (his upper-right arm). I can confirm that his arm is magnitized, and the multiple magnets I used to test the alligations all stuck to his arm using the magnetic force.

I do not have the ability to test for EMF.

Video regarding Magnitism from COVID-19 Vax: https://banned.video/watch?id=609d47912fabdb2756bbbb5f

So you're saying this vax is really engineering cells DNA to extract iron ore from your blood and nano accumulate it into the region of injection? And that injecting your earlobes will give you birdbrained geo navigational capabilities, and that getting the jab in "both" your balls will give you the heavy hangers you always wanted. What if you are iron deficient and obese from getting paid Leftist forced stay-in-home lockdown Corona UBI so that now can't walk 100m without getting dizzy and passing out? What if you get the "booster" shot, do you sink in the water or become like Thor's hammer? What about the copper field coils in double helix necessary to tune in and harness all this biomolecular "EMF" being generated? Price of copper is up 75% since Corona, so that's 62% from you VaxEMF'ers charging your solar packs from your gonads while sleeping at night, and 13% from the GM mosquitos stealing the entire global production of UV bug zappers to sanitize all the air they fly through so they don't catch the "flu", right?

Why not go do something useful such as adding an extractor for banned.video to youtube-dl...

https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl

-- Ali Reza Hayati (https://alirezahayati.com) Libre culture activist and privacy advocate PGP: 88A5 BDB7 E07C 39D0 8132 6412 DCB8 F138 B865 1771

This Scientism Cult you mention is very interesting. Basically you claim every part or take you don't understand or every person who disagrees with you using scientific explanation that high school teens study is part of a cult. Good to know. Let's analyze what you said. You claimed your grandfather has had the Phizer vaccine, both injections. He has had them in his upper-right arm. You have confirmed that the location of injection is in-fact magnetic. You surely know how magnets work. A magnet is any object that produces its own magnetic field that interacts with other magnetic fields. Magnets have two poles, a north pole and a south pole. The magnetic field is represented by field lines that start at a magnet’s north pole and end at the south pole. All magnets have north and south poles. Opposite poles are attracted to each other, while the same poles repel each other. When you rub a piece of iron along a magnet, the north-seeking poles of the atoms in the iron line up in the same direction. The force generated by the aligned atoms creates a magnetic field. Back to your claim. To make your grandfather's arm magnetic, we should create a magnetic field in your grandparent's body. This must be done using your grandfather's cells and atoms. Back to science, high school science, every cell has atoms in them. Atoms are spinning and they have their own magnetic field to be able to spin or move. You surely have seen so-called science cartoons and are familiar with what I'm describing. What makes those magnetic fields not interact with magnets we use daily (like those we attach to refrigerator), is that those fields are either so weak or the magnetic fields don't produce same energy as the ones we pin on metal objects we have. There's other reasons too but I don't want to get to them as it's not necessary. Now, to make those fields strong enough and capable of attracting another field, we should change the energy (increase it) and also extract the iron in the blood cells and atoms and connect them together and make them big enough to be able to do such thing. Now to deform blood cells and atoms, we have to destroy those cells. You claim a part of your grandfather's body is magnetic, it means part of your grandfather's body is completely destroyed and his iron cells are extracted, without affecting other parts, which is very interesting claim. I know many biologist who are interested to work on this. Anyway, where was I? Aha. A magnetic field to be able to interact with a magnet needs energy. That energy comes from free atoms that are going and coming from two fields. If you tested your grandfather's body with a magnet and it got attached, it means there's enough energy in your grandfather's magnetic field. With that magnetic energy, that can attract a magnet, other parts of your grandfather's body can't remain unaffected. So I assume your grandfather's body to explode. Now, either tell us your grandfather exploded or you're just not sure what is happening or what you say. Back to your email. You mentioned some quotes from some who wanted to use the name of science to prove their idiotic sayings. This is in-fact very inaccurate as what my friends here said was physics and biology rather than some stupid claim, like yours or quotations you sent. Thank you Se7en, The One and Only! On 15/05/2021 16:10, Se7en wrote:

On 21-05-15 15:57:16, Ali Reza Hayati wrote:

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Do you really expect that person to understand science? Like, for real?

You are a part of the problem. You are part of the Scientism cult. What is being peddled around the globe is not "Science" but a Scientific Priesthood in which anything can be said to be a result of "The Science".

"The Science says that masks are nessesary." -- Modern World

"The Science says that reading and art are bad for you." -- Mao Zedong

"The Science says that we can simply spray antibiotics onto plants to prevent their attack by insects with no adverse concequences." -- Monsanto

"There may be a significant correlation between a Vitamin D deficency and illness reported to be a cause of the SARS-COV-19 virus and warrants an investigation."

UH OH YOU DIDN'T SAY "SCIENCE SAYS"! YOU MUST BE ONE OF THOSE WHITE SUPPREMISIST RACISTS!

Do not trust this culthood of using "science" either as a synonym for non-existant Research and Development, or in many cases synonymous with the word of Him [Dr. Anthony Fauci].

I would have expected a cypherpunk anonymous group to be quicker on the uptake.

-- Ali Reza Hayati (https://alirezahayati.com) Libre culture activist and privacy advocate PGP: 88A5 BDB7 E07C 39D0 8132 6412 DCB8 F138 B865 1771

On 15/05/2021 16:55, Se7en wrote:

This is one of the stupidest replies I have ever read. The fact of the matter is it is unknown the origin of the magnetic polarity in his arm, and is likely that the "Vaccine" (which it is unknown what is even in it) most likely injected him with a metallic substance that is magnetic.

So you're saying it's not a change in your grandfather's body but something injected there is magnetic? So you're saying a liquid injected to your grandfather's body made part of your grandfather's body magnetic but not due to change the cells but due to a magnetic thingy in your body that is small enough to be able to inject it with a needle? And yet I'm the stupid one here? LMFAO

I must assume you are a Schizophrenic due to your insane reaching analysis of what I said to lead to the jump that the magnetism is being caused by changes in cellular biology.

I don't know, maybe I am, I just assumed that a small thing that can be injected with a needle can't be that affecting when it comes to magnetic fields. After all, I went to some parts of my life and had proper education about physics and biology. I also can read books.

You have also begun all your email replies to me on the assumption that I "don't know how science works", as if I am some kind of Anti-Scientist living in the mudpuddles of history.

I didn't assume you're anti-science, I just assumed you don't know how this works based on your email.

You have a crass and pompous attitude against anything (it seems) and I am offended by your insulting my own intelligence.

I am truly sorry that I insulted you. I didn't intend to do that. -- Ali Reza Hayati (https://alirezahayati.com) Libre culture activist and privacy advocate PGP: 88A5 BDB7 E07C 39D0 8132 6412 DCB8 F138 B865 1771

On 21-05-15 12:42:32, Karl wrote:

I received the Pfizer vaccine. It included misleading marketing showing the corporation was valuing profit over public health. I have not checked my arm for magnitism _yet_. How strong a magnet did you use?

I used a basic refrigerator magnet. I used a few of them.

My experience is that when iron particles rust, they lose their magnetism. Iron is also a nutrient.

The incredibly biased snopes article claims that the ingredients list shows no metal substances. However, the links to consent forms provided are not legally valid, and the ingredients that are listed are often times vague. For example, for Moderna it claims the first ingredient is "Recombiant". "Recombiant" is not an ingredient, it is a type of organism. As I said on GNU Social, You can't put Orange into a food and call it a "Citrus-based Seed Distribution System". While no metal substances are listed, I do not trust this list of ingredients, nor do I consider the listed ingredients in any way representative of what's actually in them.

This topic is totally ludicrous (its only evidence and relevance is an emotionally-charged video) and I would like it to have a tag indicating so, so that we don't worsen the situation when others read it.

This is a public email forum. Perhaps we should tag all of our emails to the point that they are Megabytes long with 90% of the email being the Keyword header.

If I send you equipment to test the site with, can you report the field strength to the rest of us?

Yes, I would be willing to do that with my grandfather's consent, however I feel this offer isn't real.

Are you able to control your behavior online to your satisfaction?

I don't understand what this question is attempting to ask. It implies that I consider my online behavior uncontrolled, and potentially in need to be controlled. -- |-----/ | Se7en / The One and Only! | se7en@cock.email / | 0x0F83F93882CF6116 / | https://se7en-site.neocities.org

however I feel this offer isn't real.

...

https://searx.be/search?q=digital+magnetic+field+probe

(is anyone able to rescue yacy.net? their public portal isn't functioning for me)

I intended to provide a real offer, but have not checked my funds and don't know where you live or if you are able to share a shipping address.

Update from my insanity: ferromagnetic particles don't emit a magnetic field. I guess you would want a force sensor on the magnet, rather than a field probe. (Sad. I like field probes.) If you offer stronger evidence smarter people than me will listen. I bet searx has force measurement devices too though.

On Sat, 15 May 2021 16:40:37 +0430 Ali Reza Hayati wrote:

This Scientism Cult you mention is very interesting. Basically you claim every part or take you don't understand or every person who disagrees with you using scientific explanation that high school teens study is part of a cult. Good to know.

Scientism Cult

...is the basis of technofascism in the western cesspool. This should be well known by anybody with half a clue regarding political philosophy. You can look up the works of aldous huxley for further information. Try for instance "brave new world" It's too bad that the fascist scientist cult is being denounced by seven who in turn is a cookie cutter trumpofascist...

Fake Vaccine Causing Magnitism

is the sort of garbage that govt agents would post to discredit any sane 'anti vaxxer'.