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originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: nonspecific
From what I have gathered what he discovered was the method that eventually led to others developing mRNA vacenes not as he claims that he actually invented mRNA vaccenes.
And yet you still haven't proven that he claims to have invented these vaccines.
I have seen a lot of references to his having claimed to have invented the underlying tech, NOT these jabs.
Again, maybe you're right and he did - but all it is now is an unsubstantiated claim made by you.
Personally, I think you're just regurgitating what someone else said with the goal of delegitimizing him.
originally posted by: nonspecific
His own website early states that he is the inventor of mRNA vaccenes
Not the covid 19 ones obviously but that he invented mRNA vaccenes, take a look it's very clearly stated.
I don't know enough about it but if you look into it what you see is either Dr Malone or his wife claiming that he is the inventor of mRNA vacenes and also DNA vacenes and just about everyone else saying that he did not invent mRNA vacenes but he was involved in the groundbreaking work that eventually led to the invention of usable mRNA vacenes.
So either the entire medical professional world has rewritten history in an effort to discredit him or he is exaggerating his involvement in it.
What leads me to think it's the latter is the general lack of support for his claims outside his own website and some YouTube channels
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: nonspecific
From what I have gathered what he discovered was the method that eventually led to others developing mRNA vacenes not as he claims that he actually invented mRNA vaccenes.
And yet you still haven't proven that he claims to have invented these vaccines.
I have seen a lot of references to his having claimed to have invented the underlying tech, NOT these jabs.
Again, maybe you're right and he did - but all it is now is an unsubstantiated claim made by you.
Personally, I think you're just regurgitating what someone else said with the goal of delegitimizing him.
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originally posted by: nonspecific
Both those links are from the same Christian conservative news channel group.
It would look better for you if you also included some from a different source.
originally posted by: nonspecific
His own website early states that he is the inventor of mRNA vaccenes
Not the covid 19 ones obviously but that he invented mRNA vaccenes, take a look it's very clearly stated.
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: nonspecific
His own website early states that he is the inventor of mRNA vaccenes
Not the covid 19 ones obviously but that he invented mRNA vaccenes, take a look it's very clearly stated.
Take a look ... where?
You apparently are clueless when it comes to the meaning of 'providing evidence'.
Hint: Your typed words are not evidence, they are merely opinion.
Also, the word you are looking for is vaccine, not 'vaccene' or 'vacene'.
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: nonspecific
His own website early states that he is the inventor of mRNA vaccenes
Not the covid 19 ones obviously but that he invented mRNA vaccenes, take a look it's very clearly stated.
Take a look ... where?
You apparently are clueless when it comes to the meaning of 'providing evidence'.
Hint: Your typed words are not evidence, they are merely opinion.
Also, the word you are looking for is vaccine, not 'vaccene' or 'vacene'.
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: nonspecific
Both those links are from the same Christian conservative news channel group.
Which has nothing to do with the information presented.
I'm sorry for you. Being incapable of rational thought is a serious to living a happy life..
It would look better for you if you also included some from a different source.
I couldn't care less how anything 'looks for me'.
What care about are facts.
Apparently all you care about is anything that confirms your pre-existing bias.
originally posted by: dragonridr
Its called the web do you not know how to look it up
Vaccine
originally posted by: nonspecific
Take a look on his website? I thought I'd made that clear enough so I apologize.
As to the spelling it's obviously my phone auto correct playing up.
originally posted by: Panartisis
a reply to: Salander
They found that the jagged edges of graphene nanoparticles, super sharp and super strong, easily pierced through cell membranes in human lung, skin and immune cells, suggesting the potential to do serious damage in humans and other animals.
link
Imagine if they could manipulate vibrational frequencies to break up the graphine, like tiny razor blades coursing through your veins.
Debunk above because I know people close that have took the brand.
originally posted by: nonspecific
You provided two links which I think is great but they are from different websites both owned and controlled by the same Christian conservative umbrella group.
I simply wanted to point out that if you were to provide two links both from seperate and opposing political standpoints it would be a better presentation of the evidence.
Although a document concerning vaccines and graphene oxide on which the university’s seal appears has gone viral, this document isn’t endorsed by the University of Almería. In fact, the academic institution has “unequivocally” distanced itself from this alleged study and its conclusions.
originally posted by: dragonridr
a reply to: tanstaafl
Ok apparently beyond you so i will help you.
Notice what it says at the top of his website.
www.rwmalonemd.com...
So he claims he invented something he did not.
originally posted by: Salander
It sounds to me like the fools are those who buy into the claims of well known liars with an agenda. An example would be Pharma and its many advertising brochures.