Ohio Hearing Goes Off The Rails When Doctor Says Vaccines Make You Magnetic

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A public health hearing in Ohio went absolutely bonkers this week after a "star witness" doctor claimed that metals in the vaccine have been turning people magnetic. She was absolutely serious about her claim, even though there is no evidence to support this happening to anyone - including a nurse who tried, and failed, to show that she had become magnetic. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

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A public health hearing in front of the Ohio state legislature yesterday, quickly went off the rails after one of the Republican star witnesses, an osteopath by the name of Sherri Tenpenny, went on a rant about how metal in the COVID-19 vaccine is allegedly making people magnetic because she saw pictures on the internet that prove it. Here is doctor Tenpenny explaining what's happening to people. Take a look.

And some of the information that I think had been discussed in your podcast related to EMF frequencies.

That was a thought.

And would you. Could you elaborate?

And it was, I mean, because now, because right now we're all kind of hypothesizing. I mean, what is it that's actually being transmitted that's causing all of these things? Is it a combination of the protein, which now we're finding has a metal attached to it. I'm sure you've seen the pictures all over the internet of people who've had these shots and now they're magnetized. I mean, put a key on their forehead, it sticks. They can put spoons and forks all over them and they can stick. Because now we think that there's a metal piece to that. There has been people who've long suspected that there was some sort of an interface, and yet to be defined, an interface between what's being injected in these shots and all of the 5g towers. Not proven yet, but we're trying to figure out what is it that's being transmitted to these unvaccinated people.

Now, if that weren't bad enough for you, after Tenpenny spoke, another woman came up to speak and this one, by the way, is a nurse and she claimed that she is one of the people who were magnetized and then her little demonstration didn't go quite as well as she thought it would. Here she is trying to show off her new magnetic abilities.

Yes, vaccines do you harm people. By the way, so I just found out something when I was on lunch and I want to show it to you. We were talking about Dr. Tenpenny's testimony about magnetic vaccine crystals. So this is what I found out. So I have a key and a bobby pin here. Explain to me why the key sticks to me. It sticks to my neck too. Yeah. So if somebody can explain this, that would be great. Any questions?

Yeah. You're totally magnetic. You can't even get a coin to stick to you. Good grief. Um, listen, the problem is not just that we have people in the medical field that think everybody is turning into Magneto because of these vaccines. The problem is that the Republicans there didn't push back against these claims like whatsoever. They just sat there nodding along like, mhmm, yeah. Magnetism, yes, I've heard, I've heard of people having that. I saw this documentary called X-Men where that was totally a thing that happened. No, the vaccine is not going to make you magnetic. And I love how the doctor and her think it's like, you know, we just, we want an explanation as to why things are sticking to people. Believe it or not folks, over the years, there have been plenty of people, you know, across the planet who have claimed that they're magnetic and we've seen pictures of them.

Again, they stick metal to them. It sticks right on them. But you know what makes that magnetism go away? When they take a shower?