How Fake Graphene Morphed into a COVID Vaccine Mania

The social construction of graphene

Administratium – is a purely fictional physical element – “the heaviest element yet” – sarcastically referenced as an inside joke in the physics profession first referenced in the 1989 issue of The Physics Teacher.  It was purportedly discovered by the fictional Dr. Thomas Kyle, who was awarded the Ig Nobel Prize for physics and is a parody on the bureaucratic and commercial opportunism of scientific establishments exploiting the hyped description of a newly discovered chemical element.  In 2000, the satirical Ig Nobel Prize was awarded to Prof. Andre Geim for his magnetic levitation of a frog.

Later, Geim was oddly awarded the official 2010 Nobel Prize for Physics for discovering “two-dimensional graphene”, meaning it is only theoretical and not found in the real three-dimensional physical world. But, once supposedly injected into the human body graphene has now morphed into a socially perceived dangerous transmitter of electromagnetic signals that can control the brain and cause Coronavirus.

“Most people, Samuel Johnson told Boswell, don’t get their opinions by reasoning; they catch them by contagion”, describing the sociological theory of the Peter L. Berger (author of The Social Construction of Reality, 1966).

Graphene is seriously being widely reported by scientists, medical doctors, and the media as the tiniest possible speck of semi-metal with electro-magnetic conduction properties and has purportedly been found in COVID vaccines.  It is reported that graphene, implanted in humans by injection, facilitates remote control over the human mind by signals from 5-G wireless towers as well inducing Coronavirus.  But graphene does not exist in the physical world, only graphite exists (Scoglio – see below). So, how did fictional graphene morph into a COVID vaccine panic? 

In 2007, Claus Kohnlein’s book Virus Mania: How the Medical Industry Continually Invents Epidemics describes how non-existent HIV was socially manufactured into the AIDS epidemic.  “AIDs” was said to be a retrovirus – a protein that had only RNA (RiboNucleic Acid) and served as a messenger to other cells in the body (sound familiar?).  AIDS was only found by microscopic observation and was never physically isolated or proven by taking infected mucous from a patient then given to a healthy person to prove they also became sick. An epidemic was created out of a few patients who had acquired a drug-taking lifestyle that destroyed their innate immunity.  

AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) came about from a deadly combination of poisonous street drugs (“poppers” under the brand name of room deodorizers), equally poisonous AIDS vaccines (AZT), and malnutrition (and deadly hospitalization from sepsis).  Arthur Ashe, Freddie Mercury and Rudolph Nureyev died, all on AZT, but Magic Johnson was spared by his avoidance of taking AZT.   In other words, AIDS was made into an invisible pathogen that only designated scientists could see and describe genetically without submitting it to the process of the scientific method requiring control groups. Viruses were a social construction to cover up that vaccines did not work and that a certain lifestyle group was targeted for extermination by the vaccines, all in the name of heroic efforts to rescue the patients from their self-destructiveness and the alleged bigotry of normal people.

In 2008, independent journalist Janine Roberts published her book Fear of the Invisible: How Scared Should We Be of Viruses, Vaccines, HIV and AIDS? Roberts studied three new invisible microbes (respiratory viruses, HIV and AIDS) that were also nonexistent except could be observed in a $10 million Transfer Electron Microscope and in a theoretical genetic computer sequence.  The conclusion of Roberts’ book is people did not die from AIDS but from fear, stress, and toxins.  Roberts advanced a theory partly borrowed from the eminent scientist Dr. Peter Duesenberg that Retroviruses were not pathogens but were exosome carriers, “travelers” and messengers of genetic material (exosomes or RNA) that fought pathogens. Put differently, viruses were neither a sole contagious pathogen nor were they nonexistent. They were debris of dying cells that sloughed off, and together with bacteria as clean up janitors, were removed from the body. It was the fear of imminent death, promoted by medical practitioners, that drove desperate patients to try AZT. 

Graphene panic came into the virus mania picture in 2010, when Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov received the real Nobel Prize for Graphene (note: Wikipedia erroneously claims graphene was discovered in 2004, when it was in 2010 instead). Graphene is extracted from Graphite (found in pencil leads, cosmetics and food production) described as one atom thick of carbon, supposedly the hardest and strongest material found on earth with electro-magnetic properties too.  Graphene is benign and not toxic unless it is made into a dust that can be breathed and congests lungs.

In 2011, the concept of a hypothetical “Neural Dust” or “Smart Dust” principally composed of graphene was developed at the University of California Wireless Research Center. The idea was to sell the public on miniature devices that could be implanted into human bodies for medical therapy of epilepsy, heart pacemaker, Parkinson’s, etc.  The notion of “Smart Dust” was taken from Walt Disney’s cartoon movie Peter Pan where “pixie dust” had magical powers.

By 2021, two purportedly independent scientists in Spain announced to the world by TV podcast they had alarmingly found graphene oxide nanoparticles (very tiny particles of graphene bound with oxygen) in many COVID vaccines. Their research group, La Quinta Columna (The Fifth Column) showed photos of dark material in human blood through a microscope. They relied on a light spectrum test of the material to verify it was graphene. This was all expensively staged in a backdrop to look like a research laboratory on a news broadcast set. The Columna academic presenters cleverly all dressed in working class clothes to appeal to a blue-collar audience. But their research is suspicious because they never did a simple chemical test to determine if it was graphene or not.  Antivaxxers particularly in the U.S. have uncritically seized on these fake, but apparently convincing, podcasts to send out alarms to discourage people from taking COVID vaccines.

Columna cited a 2020 Chinese patent describing that possibly graphene was added to saline (salt water) used to make the vaccine. Moreover, saline infusions with 0.2 nanometer of “graphene powder” are sometimes used for those with COVID, SARS or MERS for “therapeutic purposes” (note: graphene in powder form would be graphite, not graphene). You can’t patent an idea, so a patent must show how the patented invention would work. But a patent for use of graphene in a “blood Ringer” to stimulate blood production would not prove it is actually in a specified COVID vaccine.

But Italian biochemist Stefano Scoglio, PhD, has recently asserted there is no such thing as graphene. He asserts the manufactured hysteria surrounding it is diverting attention from the “toxic bomb” in COVID vaccines of mRNA and lipid (fat) nanoparticles – see There is No Graphene. 

Marta Michels in an article titled “Graphene Democide: How Can We Protect Ourselves from Poisoning and 5-G, states 20 things she has learned from the COVID mania:

1.     Most people would rather be in the majority than right.

2.     At least 20% of the population has strong authoritarian tendencies that will emerge under the right conditions.

3.     The fear of death is only matched by the fear of disapproval.  The latter could be even stronger.

4.     Propaganda is as effective today as it was 100 years ago. Access to unlimited information has not made the average person smarter.

5.     Anything and everything can and will be politicized by the media, the government and those that trust them.

6.     Many politicians and large corporations like to sacrifice human life when doing so is conducive to their political and financial goals.

7.     Most people believe that the government is acting in the best interests of the people.  Even many who loudly criticize the government.

8.     Once made up, most people would rather commit to the error than admit they were wrong.

9.     People can be trained and conditioned quickly and relatively easily to change their behavior significantly, for better or worse.

10.  When fearful enough, most people not only accept but encourage authoritarian behavior.

11.  People who are dismissed as ‘conspiracy theorists’ are often well researched and simply ahead of the mainstream narrative

12.  Most people value security more than freedom, even if this ‘security’ is  only an illusion.

13.  Hedonic adjustment is two-way, and once laziness sets in, it is difficult to get people back to ‘normal’,

14.  A significant percentage of people enjoy being subjugated.

15.  “Science” has developed into a secular pseudo-religion for millions of people in the West.  This religion has little to do with the scientific process itself.

16.  Looking like they’re doing the right thing is more important to most people than actually doing the right thing.

17.  Politics, the media, science, and healthcare are all corrupt to varying degrees. Scientists and doctors can be bought just as easily as politicians.

18.  If you make people comfortable enough, they won’t rebel.  Millions of people can be made compliant by giving them money, food, and entertainment while curtailing their rights.

19.  Modern people are too complacent and not vigilant enough when it comes to defending their own freedoms from government abuse.

20.  It is easier to deceive a person than to convince them they have been deceived.

Source: (https: // www dot scribd dot com / document / 547885007 / Graphene-Democide-How-Can-We-Protect-Ourselves-From-Poisoning-and-5g).