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By Francesca Havens, DPan

Graphene oxide, or reduced graphene oxide (GO/rGO) has been the topic of much research, much use and many controversies since it was invented less than two decades ago.

Most people had not, a few years ago, heard of any of the things that are now common parlance, like PEG, lipid nanoparticles and even less of GO. Yet now, men and women in their millions, some would say billions, go to sleep at night with the dark, electric angel of graphene cradling their dreams. How so you may ask, if this is yet new to you?

The most powerful controversies are happening right now in the midst of this paradigm-changing prolonged health crisis that some are calling the ever-giving gift: the pandemic. If we are to believe the evidence from the European Union’s €1 billion Graphene Flagship project, running now since 2013, and the industry go-to website graphene-info.com, GO is in absolutely everything! It is in anything from batteries to sanitary pads, from sensing ink for biomedical applications to nasal vaccines, from water filters to DNA sequencing, from tennis rackets to car parts and electronics. It can self-assemble in response to changes in temperature, and also with changes in ambient electromagnetic frequencies. Discovered in 2004, it is used in larger-scale assemblies all the way down to self-assembling nanotubes.

It is said to be 200 times stronger than steel, as well as being an excellent conductor of heat and electricity, very magnetic and with excellent light absorption qualities, which makes it understandably highly sought after in just about every industry.

THE OBVIOUS QUESTION: IS GRAPHENE SAFE?

Toxicology studies have accompanied the exponential growth of the industry, without fail pointing to the need for more research before it is used ubiquitously in every field and in forms that can evidentially penetrate to any part of the human body, including the brain.

Various academics and researchers have further indicated through RAMAN spectroscopy electron microscope techniques that graphene is present in the Covid-19 injectables, starting in 2021 with chemist Dr Pablo Campra of Almeria University, backed by many others (Zeee Media 2022, Austrian Pathologists 2021, Biscardi 2021, Botha 2021, Burkhardt 2021, Cipelli 2022, Delgado Martin 2022, Deruelle 2022, Exposé News 2023, Gazzeri 2022,  Giovannini 2022, Google Patents 2023, Hugues 2022, Iturriga 2021, Lee 2022, Madej 2021, Milhacea 2023, Monteverdi 2022, Nagase 2022, Nixon 2022, Noack 2021, Reissner 2021, Smith 2022, Van Welbergen 2022, Verkerk 2021, Wagh 2022, Wakeling 2022, Yanowitz 2022, Young 2021, Zalewski 2021).

Further to this, there is evidence that graphene is used in hydrogels (see nasal swabs above) and masks, so whichever way the human animal turns, there is a graphene trap.

GRAPHENE & THE INTERNET OF NANOTHINGS

There has been no public consultation that I know of towards the creation of human-machine interfaces, yet there is ample research that looks into just that:

“Bio-inspired molecular communications (MC), where molecules are used to transfer information, is the most promising technique to realise the Internet of Nano Things (IoNT), thanks to its inherent biocompatibility, energy-efficiency, and reliability in physiologically-relevant environments”.

The main difficulty with such nano communications seems to have been the electrically and magnetically conducive qualities of materials when used in biological systems, and graphene is the perfect solution. Note that in many studies they do not refer to the reality of living men, women and children or any other sentient being due to have technology implanted with or without consent: the language is always oblique and refers to ‘biocompatibility’ or ‘molecular communications’ or ‘physiologically-relevant’, yet we are clearly talking about human bodies. Other studies that focus with more clarity on certain biological functions like drug-delivery for cancer do acknowledge that it is the human body or its cells being targeted.

Naturally, there are many applications for these materials and nanotechnological systems that seem quite laudable, like applying them precisely to drug delivery to improve patient outcomes, or as scaffolding for tissues to enhance healing, nobody can argue with that. The doubt, however, that these rapidly developing technologies can be turned to darker purposes has been examined by numerous researchers, as above.

However, the decided lack of congruency and lack of science underpinning the synchronised transglobal governmental decisions right the way through the pandemic was so flagrant that those researchers and scientists that feared more for the wellbeing of humankind than for their own careers, income or reputations, turned to research to elucidate what could possibly have gone wrong.

Some were doctors who noted the crossover between their electrosensitive patients and those coming in with ‘Covid’ symptoms, where further research noted that the cases all came from an area where a mobile phone mast was erected. Further collaborative research revealed that elderly in 273 Spanish nursing homes curiously have mobile antennas directly outside their residences. Yet others refer to the magnetism shown by people, in thousands upon thousands of social media posts, on the area of their injection site or even on their chests, backs or foreheads. Of course the government, industry and think-tank sponsored ‘fact’ checkers all deny this phenomenon. Doth the industry protest too much? There are full conferences given over to the detection of graphene, and endless industrial suppliers of the same to be able to carry out these comparisons. There are even medical doctor-made documentaries claiming to show the phenomenon of undeclared MAC addresses coming from people, and even dead people (2021 onwards) in graveyards!

THE GRAPHENE ‘CORONA’

Information from Graphene Info explains that the human body treats graphene in the same manner it would a pathogen, calling on the rising suspicion that a graphene-radiation interface would be provoking what seemed to be a respiratory infection, as Dr Sevillano suspected on investigation into the geographical area his patients fell under (see above). This is during a time when the virus underlying the pandemic declared by the WHO remained unobtainable and undetected by any government, health department or institution questioned through freedom of information requests. Is it possible that graphene is magnified by the EMF emitted by mobile phone antennas? What about researchers who stated their research demonstrated no evidence of life or live matter in the coronavirus injectable vials? All graphene research in biotechnology is aimed at introducing it into the body one way or another, for multiple purposes, mostly obscure to ordinary people. However, I would not go from here to deride or underestimate the research done by esteemed virologists like Professor Montagnier, who alerted the public to the presence of HIV virus and other unusual viral sequences in the injectables. This is why I find it so confusing.

Once in the body, graphene attracts a web or crown of inflammatory proteins to deal with it and, in another remarkable coincidence, this bears an uncanny resemblance to the crown of the coronavirus so often depicted by the mainstream media and health authorities. The article linked further describes how “‘stealth’ NPs were developed by coating them with the hydrophilic polymer PEG” to dodge the immune system. The same article refers to the burgeoning number of research articles devoted to the phenomena of nanoparticle-provoked protein coronas and how to engage with them, in one way or another.

GRAPHENE & CHITOSAN, ANOTHER ELECTROMAGNETIC PROBLEM

As if the rest were not confusing enough, and has not created huge divides and inconsistencies even amongst scientists and commentators who are seemingly there for humanity and the Hippocratic oath, and not their wallets, there is yet another mind-boggling connection that is little investigated: the link between the functionality of graphene in all the applications mentioned, and further with chitosan, the carbon-rich insect exoskeleton extract. Again, this highly technical, combined nanomaterial is being hailed as a novel solution for health sciences. However, there are researchers that are questioning the potential uses in this field too, with extensive references.

Due to the number of incredible coincidences, onlookers are beginning to question the relationship between the triangle of injectible/intranasal modified nanoparticle drug delivery, the rapid expansion of the 5G network, and the insect diet being heavily promoted by supranational bodies down to primary schools (see “Insects on the menu” in this Substack). There is a little-elucidated query over the affinity between chitin and graphene, which some studies do suggest have natural affinity. Could it be that an insect-rich diet with non-disclosed graphene delivery from any of the potential fields of technology, including medicine, aviation fuel, and plant growth, would combine with the chitin automatically, enhancing the graphene within the body, thereby the potential as a sensor being used to gather or transmit information?

I consider the amount of research ordinary people have had to do in the last three years to keep abreast of developments and study hitherto-unknown areas of technology and medicine to be worthy of a Doctorate, indeed, why not DPan? Like the rest of my fellow pandemic graduates, I regard this collision and collusion of these different areas of technology, advancing at the speed of light with no consultation from ordinary men and women as to whether they choose this degree of complexity and intrusion into their bodies, families and lives, to be unconscionable. It calls for awareness, further research and consideration. Have you looked at the evidence, and what do you think?

Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are Francesca’s own and do not necessarily represent the World Council for Health.