The Internet of Bodies Is Here!

The “Internet of Bodies” is a reality. For better or worse, millions of connected prosthetics now link the human body to the global computer network—not in the form of microchips implanted with citizens’ consent. You are likely, without your knowledge, hosting a biotechnological compound that turns your body into a transceiver, transmitting your geolocation and other information about your health. Anyone can verify its existence. COVID-19 served as the deployment phase for this bio-network, through the massive and illegal inoculation of nanocomponents whose engineering is identifiable and traceable over time. Examination of these components shows that this is not a marginal side effect of vaccination, but rather a planned initiative aimed at building a new biotechnological architecture designed to control the population.

How the system works

The computerized implant consists of a form of polymerized graphene that is introduced into the body. Graphene oxide is a nanocomponent capable of acting as a transmitter-receiver of electromagnetic signals. As illustrated by already known and patented technological innovations, it can be delivered into human tissue via lipid nanoparticles used in messenger RNA vaccines (or other types of vaccines).

Once injected, the graphene oxide polymerizes and becomes radio-sensitive, meaning it emits and physically responds to certain electromagnetic frequencies. It can also utilize the biological substrate as an energy source. It therefore integrates into cellular metabolism and forms a transceiver operating notably at the 2.4 GHz frequency, which is that of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth network protocol standards.

In practice, each inoculated person emits radiation corresponding to the signals of the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE¹) standard. The body of the same person has a unique network address (MAC²) that can be verified using the Bluetooth interface built into current smartphones.

The collection of evidence has proven the existence of these biotechnologies, either through direct observation or by observing the downstream effects (BLE radiation and harmful effects on organs). Their implantation was in no way explained or authorized as part of the COVID-19 vaccination program. The activation of the device ultimately leads to the configuration of a bio-computing network connecting the vaccinated population to other elements connected via the network.

The Biotechnologies at Work

A set of biotechnologies, all traceable in official patent registries, are at play in this agenda. These cover five major functional categories.

1. Biometric identification via encrypted wireless signals.
2. Electronic implants powered by energy derived from metabolism or body movements.
3. The incorporation of nano-electronic circuits into vaccine formulations.
4. Mesh networks relaying data between implanted nodes.
5. Authentication protocols that prevent any tampering with transmitted data.

Nineteen patents point to the observed functions, all issued between 1998 and 2020³. A detailed list is provided at the end of this article.
Four patents in particular provide the functions mentioned above: the recombinant coronavirus vaccine based on nanoparticles using graphene oxide as a vector (patent CN112220919A); the self-assembled network based on graphene oxide and proteins (patent US20210346570A1); graphene and its derivative materials for modulating the cell’s membrane potential (US20170143762A1); and the detection of the subject’s actions via the antenna function of their body (US8665210B2).

The combination of these biotechnologies transforms the body into a communication node capable of receiving and transmitting data. In more technical terms, a new nanoscopic interface is introduced into the human body, transforming it into an interface capable of interacting within a computerized network.

Evidences

The most immediate evidence of this system lies in the detection of low-energy Bluetooth networks. This detection can be performed from any computer or smartphone⁴ equipped with a Bluetooth card. The results show the presence of BLE transmissions and MAC addresses, which are particularly widespread when the detection is carried out in public gathering places. The emissions were identified with or without the presence of surrounding cellular or 2.4 GHz networks (in a Faraday cage). They were also observed in cemeteries, as buried bodies continue to emit radiation. The widespread detection of these cases by the public is the subject of an independent campaign involving data collection, inventory in an encrypted format by the VaxScanner initiative, and subsequent advocacy at the international level.

In parallel, various quasi-governmental entities and independent groups have confirmed the presence of graphene oxide in COVID-19 vaccines. Israel’s Technion Institute published a study in March 2022⁵, accompanied by a legal request for access to information. Argentina’s ANMAT agency published a scientific report in December 2021⁶, confirming the presence of graphene in all COVID-19 vaccines. In different countries⁷, various scientific groups have conducted studies and detected the presence of graphene oxide in the tissues of vaccinated patients⁸, in addition to other undeclared components⁹ by authorities and manufacturers. Complaints have been filed with the courts and public authorities.

Widespread Denial

Media silence, scientific censorship, and denial are now the norm in response to these concerns.

All sectors are being called upon. The academic community invalidates, or even dismisses, scientists who have conducted studies on the irregularities of SARS-CoV-2 vaccines. The controversy over the impact of messenger RNA or other negative effects is overshadowing the issue of graphene.

The mainstream media is locking down its coverage and participating in orchestrated opposition tactics that allow certain critical viewpoints to be staged but do not challenge the far more systemic issue of graphene, its dangers, and the surveillance that stems from it. Those who monitor the accuracy of information, such as groups of journalists or fact-checkers, denounce this as baseless manipulation. Only individuals and independent media outlets are currently carrying the message.

Politicians, with the exception of the rare instance when a lawmaker dares to raise the issue in the legislative chamber, generally remain passive. Judicial bodies, international institutions—led by the WHO—and the pharmaceutical industry are currently adopting the same stance.

In the meantime, more than 5 billion people remain unaware of the issue or are waiting to find out what the SARS-CoV-2 vaccine doses actually contained.

Test for yourself

You can check for the possible presence of radio-sensitive graphene yourself and join this campaign.

To detect it in your body or in your surroundings, simply install a BLE app on your cell phone, such as Smart Bluetooth Discover or nRF Connect, available on VaxScanner. The app will then provide the detected MAC addresses, signal strength, and other related information.

You can anonymously report your case at Vaxscanner.com and file a complaint (approximately 6,000 cases have been recorded so far).