use of graphene oxide in these nanocapsules was a novelty in 2013, which showed good mechanical strength and biocompatibility [125]. mobile phones can be used to release drugs via graphene oxide based nanocapsules [126]. but why have these nanocapsules been identified in the covid injection and what might they possibly contain? dr. rashid buttar [127] and attorney todd callendar [128-130] speculate that marburg, e. coli and ebola were introduced into the covid injection via nanocapsules, and that it can be released via the emission of 18 ghz signals that open nanospheres [131 , 117] and promotes the uptake of the nanospheres in red blood cells [132]. in principle, it thus seems to be possible according to the description in reference [123] about the transport and remotely controlled release of medicines that the technology can instead be used for the release of infectious agents or other poisons. that it would be precisely marburg virus in the capsules is justified by the fact that, in parallel with the covid-19 pandemic, there was also a preparedness law against marburg virus [133, 134]. it is therefore debated whether the next pandemic could be marburg [135-137]. a pcr test for marburg has been developed [138] and vaccines against marburg are under development [139]. these nanocapsules could thus theoretically constitute a form of trojan horse that can be activated after the completion of the injection campaign, but it is unclear what percentage of the injections have these capsules.   timulering-nanoteknik-som-vapensyst em/
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