Despite an alarming spike in adverse reactions and suspicious deaths, so called experts insist the inoculations are safe. Humorously, the very same advocates cannot list the ingredients contained in these shots since pharmaceutical companies closely guard all confidential patents. However, these measures do not deter some inquisitive researchers. Countless scientists are performing detailed examinations of the mRNA elixir. What they discovered has left them completely horrified and gravely concerned for injected individuals.
Franc Zalewski, a doctor from Poland, was perturbed by the findings of his colleagues. Some publicly stated they detected concerning contents in the jabs including nanoparticles, synthetic fibers, and toxic substances. Dr. Carrie Madej had recently revealed she observed ‘self-aware’ creatures within Moderna doses. Zalewski wanted to verify the validity of such claims and obtained five vials of Pfizer’s Comirnaty concoction. Initially, his microscopic analysis showed nothing anomalous. Yet as the study progressed, things took a bizarre turn. Inspection of the remaining samples revealed something straight from a science fiction movie. Swimming amid the man made fluid was an organism he dubbed The Thing.
Staring back at the Slavic investigator was something nearly beyond comprehension. It appeared to be a Hydra Vulgaris— an immortal carnivore related to jellyfish. Hydrideas have incredible regenerative abilities and do not appear to age. Three tentacle-like legs dangled from the mysterious small-headed bloodsucker. Several experiments were conducted on the aquatic specimen. Dr. Zalewski determined the tiny beast was comprised of aluminum, carbon, and bromine. Organic biological beings are void of metallic compounds. The peculiar invertebrate was synthetic and not a naturally occurring life form. Someone intentionally inserted these parasites into the coronavirus immunizations.
Disturbed by newly uncovered information, the steadfast detective continued to probe for answers. While evaluating another batch he noticed microscopic eggs and carefully extracted them. Since graphene was detected in other tested solutions, Zalewski decided to see what would happen if he combined these eggs with the single-atom allotrope. To simulate body heat and to attempt incubation, the petri dish was warmed. Within a short period, the cells activated. Heads and tails quickly formed and the embryos developed at an astonishing rate. By the fourth day, the mini hydras began spawning. Suddenly they multiplied exponentially and formed an entire colony of cloned offspring.
