Advancements in Microneedle Vaccine Technology
Going to be the next, uh, mRNA
platform, vaccine platform that they try and roll out at a wide
scale. So first in twenty nineteen, Gates funded a study
for the or-original development of these quantum dot
implants. So it's a microneedle patch array.
So it's got a bunch of mini needles. It's like a Band-Aid.
You put it on your wrist, it dissolves, and it installs
the, this, these quantum dot, uh, materials
that, uh, last for at least five years.
So they, they developed that in twenty nineteen.
Now in twenty twenty-five, Gates funded another
study that shows just how advanced now this technology
has become. It is advancing at a very fast pace.
Now, these, these microneedle patches ins- can install
literal quantum dot QR codes. QR
codes that can be read with AI, with specialized cameras, and
decoded to store batch information, lot
number, how many doses you receive. There you go. They,
they put it on the pig.
That's what it looks like. It's a literal QR code.
You will be marked. This lasts, again, for years,
perhaps permanently. And this will be used as a biological
vaccine passport system where you won't use your phone.
You won't use the QR code on your phone to enter the store and travel.
You will use your wrist where this material is embedded
in your body. And so this is very dangerous.
And this even earned a spot at the twenty
twenty-five Global Vaccine Forum, where they had
their own session on these microneedle patch implants.
So, um, this is planned for man- widescale
deployment, um, for another
pandemic.
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