2024-08-14 14:30:50
“Japan declares a state of emergency after ‘nanobots’ were found in the bodies of 96 million citizens.” This is what hundreds of millions of people read in various publications shared on social networks.
Before being forwarded in French, the source of these “messages” was a video shared by the English-language conspiracy outlet Vox Popolo, which had 2 million views on X (Twitter). This rumor is also circulating on other social networks such as Facebook or TikTok.
The original post stated, “Japan has apologized to its citizens for the catastrophic consequences of the COVID-19 messenger RNA vaccine and launched an extensive scientific and criminal investigation to uncover the truth and punish the perpetrators.”
In the corresponding article published by “Voice of the People”, we can read “A new Japanese study published in the International Journal of Vaccine Theory Practice and Research proves that the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines contain unauthorized animated worm-like, invisible entity”. To the human eye, they swim, squirm, and assemble into complex structures. »
On X, the publication has been viewed more than 2 million times. – screenshot
Counterfeit
In an interview with “20 Minutes”, the Japanese Embassy in France said regarding the “state of emergency” promulgated by the Japanese authorities, “This is indeed false information. The Japanese authorities have never declared even the slightest state of emergency on this matter. . »
What about scientific studies cited in relevant articles? We can actually find a file called “ Immediate self-assembly of artificial constructs visible under a stereomicroscope in incubation samples of primarily mRNA products from Pfizer and Moderna: a comprehensive longitudinal study », published in the “International Journal of Vaccine Theory Practice and Research” in July 2024.
However, one should be wary of the reliability of this review. Although it was thought to be focused on vaccines, it turns out Its editor-in-chief is a linguistwhose associate editor is a professor of ophthalmology and neuroscientist known for his controversial stance on vaccines (e.g., The Facts That Vaccines May Cause Autism).
The article actually mentions that “viewing the contents of the COVID-19 vaccine under a stereomicroscope at up to 400x magnification revealed the presence of a large number of visible self-assembling artificial entities” that “resembled worms, discs, and chains.” . However, a profile of the article’s author also raises questions about its reliability. The information mentioned in the article shows that the former is a professor of applied linguistics at Okinawa Christian University in Japan, and the latter is a “professional practicing physician in obstetrics and gynecology” in South Korea. Again, the fact that neither author has special scientific expertise in vaccines needs to be treated with caution.
Nanotechnology does not mean nanorobots
Rumors about “nanobots” take on one of the most popular conspiracy theories about messenger RNA vaccines, specifically for use against Covid-19. The term “nanotechnology” as it is effectively used in the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines refers to scientific technologies and tools on an infinitely small scale. as explainedInstitute of Health and Wellnessthe latter makes it possible to “study or interact with specific phenomena that exist at the nanometer or nanoscale level.”
This has been detailed in a number of validation articles, for example by ReutersIn the context of vaccines, “the term ‘nanoparticle’ refers to the tiny lipid droplets that carry the vaccine’s ingredients.” In fact, these nanotechnologies do not mean that the vaccine contains small electronics or robots. This lack of understanding has been used for years as an argument to promote the theory that vaccines contain 5G-related chips, something 20 Minutes has confirmed.
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