Lauren Lee on X (formerly Twitter): “🚨 Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla announces their new ELECTRONIC TRACKING PILL: “It is a biological chip, and once you take the tablet, it dissolves into your stomach, and it sends a signal.””Imagine the applications of that – the compliance.” pic.twitter.com/cZDGef6zfM / X”
🚨 Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla announces their new ELECTRONIC TRACKING PILL: “It is a biological chip, and once you take the tablet, it dissolves into your stomach, and it sends a signal.””Imagine the applications of that – the compliance.” pic.twitter.com/cZDGef6zfM
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Is this because too many people who took Bourla’s shots died from them and now they need a new way to put these chips in people who aren’t 6 feet under?
It’s a chilling idea, but I wonder, would this even work? Stomach acid is pretty strong and I don’t think most biological compounds can withstand it. Organic matter also cannot send signals like radio waves, which I assume he is implying. In order to send signals, it would have to have electronic components – which can be made tiny today, but making pills with electronics inside seems like a total waste of rare materials.
Not much explanation is given in the clip, so it will probably be necessary to dig into the patent databases to get more info. I do believe that they’re trying to make something like that for real though. Smart pills have been proposed for things like depression in the last few years and as far as I could tell, people didn’t like that idea very much.
Who’s to say they can’t already in vaccines…