Moving Black Strands on Face Mask

A new genre of video is cropping up about the microscopic black strands that are being found in both the swabs used in COVID testing and in the disposable face masks.

Seeing these strands, I was reminded of the strange microscopic objects that have been found in skin lesions of those suffering from Morgellons disease.

What’s even creepier is that these strands exhibit the characteristics of very small-scale micro-robots, in that they move in response to heat and moisture. Are these approved swabs and masks being used to deliver synthetic biology into their human hosts? Is that why Joe Biden issued an Executive Order that disallows bandannas on public transport, in favor of Chinese PPEs?

Synthetic biology combines genetics, robotics and nano-technology with artificial intelligence, hybridizing natural forms and engineering tissues beyond our wildest dreams. In 2011, Sofia Smallstorm gave presentations on “The Dark Agenda of Synthetic Biology”, in which she discussed nano fibers: moving, growing nano-bots integrating themselves with man.

Smallstorm and others believe these high-tech substances are being released via secretive high aerosol spraying programs, causing her to ask whether geoengineering was only about experimenting with weather?

It’s interesting that the discovery of these Morgellons-like strands  is coinciding with a widespread announcement of Bill Gates’ plans to blot out the sun, essentially confessing that the same guy who is the primary financier of the WHO, GAVI, Event 201 and mRNA vaccine technology has likely been the eminence grise behind chemtrails, all along. But it’s all good, because muh Climate Change.

Equally interesting is that these developments coincide with the warning about blue and gray disposable face masks issued by Canada’s health agency, that they contain microscopic graphene particles associated with “early pulmonary toxicity.”

These Chinese-made masks were part of Canada’s public school reopening plan, in which students would be required to wear them in the classroom to prevent the spread of COVID-19. However, children have been complaining that they feel as though they were inhaling cat hair while wearing them. It turns out they’ve been inhaling an asbestos-like substance.

The provincial government of Quebec has issued a directive to various ministries of Canada to stop distributing these SNN200642 masks and to “keep them in a safe place now.”