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El Gato al Agua, the Spanish national political and current affairs talk show hosted by José Javier Esparza, has given space in its program to the biostatistician and founder of La Quinta Columna to comment on the official interim report of the analysis of the first vaccination vial obtained.
According to Ricardo Delgado, La Quinta Columna has obtained a dozen more from different laboratories and will continue to analyze them.
Throughout the program it has blown everyone’s mind that between 98% and 99% of the content of the vaccination vials corresponds to graphene oxide.
As the Spanish team have been saying, this is not a vaccine but a dose of pure graphene oxide into the vein.
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