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A Pfizer document mentioning graphene oxide was included in the February 2023 document dump. Whether the jabs contain graphene oxide is no longer speculation. We are no longer depending on laboratory science to show us that the jabs contain graphene oxide. This is now documented by Pfizer. Graphene oxide in the jabs is now an indisputable fact.

Dear friends and subscribers. After the shocking program of la Quinta Columna on December 31, in which Ricardo Delgado presented an unknown object, self-assembled after a few days, work has begun to try to identify the observed patterns and help clarify the truth.

The first step taken is the elaboration of the scheme/draft of the pattern found in the aforementioned object, where shapes very similar to those that could be obtained in integrated circuits are perceived. The work of searching and comparing the scientific literature has just begun.

We will find the scheme of this circuit. Much encouragement to la Quinta Columna and to all those who seek to discover the truth.

— La Quinta Columna

A practical, enlightening overview and explanation of self-assembly and nanotechnology

Self-assembly is an important method used in nanotechnology to construct objects from the nanoscale to microscale. A fabrication process in which nanostructures form naturally has the potential to be much cheaper than building the nanostructures manually. To encourage and facilitate exploration of these processes, Self-Assembly and Nanotechnology: A Force Balance Approach:

  • Explores a variety of materials and situations in which self-assembly nanotechnology is becoming increasingly important
  • Addresses the critical junction of two important fields: self-assembly and nanotechnology, with seven chapters on each field
  • Bridges the topics of self-assembly, colloids, and surfaces with nanotechnology
  • Approaches self-assembly, nanotechnology, and related topics with one unified concept—force balance
  • Provides a concise and conceptual description of the fundamental forces involved in both self-assembly and nanotechnology
  • Includes clear schematic illustrations to represent the principles
  • Integrates recent discoveries and findings

This is an ideal text for courses that span different disciplines or different departments—a very effective approach for teaching nanotechnology. Complete with references for further, more in-depth information at the end of each chapter, it is also a valuable resource for researchers and scientists, including chemical engineers, physical and materials scientists, and others.

— Back cover of Self-Assembly and Nanotechnology: A Force Balance Approach

So self-assembly of nanotechnology structures really is a “thing.”  There’s an entire book on the topic.  The technology described by La Quinta Columna does exist, and it’s magnetic.  Moderna calls its technology an operating system.  If so, then it is preparation for something yet to come.

As it turns out, Anthony Fauci has actually mentioned self-assembling nanotechnology in connection with Operation Warp Speed and the vaccines in a report submitted to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations.

Were patients properly informed that the jabs contained this type of technology?  How many people would have accepted the jabs, had they known they contained this technology?  Did the CDC and FDA know that this technology was in the vials? Is the self-assembling nanotechnology taking the form intended?  What laws may have been broken by the inclusion of this technology?

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The following source gets the “Speculation” label because it comes from an alleged extraterrestrial source.  The information might possibly be verifiable; but to my knowledge, a study of this topic has not taken place yet.  This link is included as a suggestion that perhaps such a study should be done.

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