In a previous post on August 6, 2021, I questioned the veracity of the results of the so-called vaccine magnet test, which had been shared with me by a Facebook friend. According to that person, as well as other persons who have supposedly conducted the very same test, the COVID-19 vaccines contain metallic particles, or perhaps even a microchip … at least according to said persons.
From the start, I found this claim to be highly doubtful, as I informed the person who first shared this information with me. Following is a link to yet another article — this time from the Associated Press — which likewise confirms my doubts regarding this magnet story which has been circulating on Facebook and elsewhere lately:
https://apnews.com/article/fact-checking-962624460714
I leave it to you, my readers, to determine for yourselves who is telling the truth.
