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LEAK: Pfizer injected experimental nanotrackers into volunteering employees

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First published at 14:12 UTC on December 19th, 2022.

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This leaked presentation shows how Pfizer allegedly developed tracking devices so small they can be injected intravenously. The devices attach themselves to a random piece of tissue inside the human body via a thermal curing process. That's why…

Pfizer tested this technology on 2739 of their "non-critical" employees.

3 of the participants died, but for reasons unrelated to the trial. One death was a suicide, another one a drug overdose. Good to hear that this great new tech doesn't seem to be deadly, but on the other hand employee suicides aren't the greatest look for a company either, eh.

So is this thing real? Could be. Looks quite professional and detailed for sure, and it includes pictures of silicon chips.

Source: https://www.bitchute.com/video/Z7t85xHYtHxE/

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