Do not believe.
Examine.
Trond does not ask for his finding to be accepted as belief. He presents a pattern he has found in every vaccinated person he has examined: a point in the hand where he identifies what he calls “the chip.”
In exceptional cases, he has identified the same phenomenon in people who were not aware of having received a vaccination. Here, you can see what he looks for, how he locates the point and the action he performs to break the chip.
Belief is not required. Examination is.
How Trond examines it
The original recording and Trond's precise transcript are required before the full instructions are published.
- Understand — what Trond identifies and why he calls it a chip.
- Locate — the point in the hand and the response he examines.
- Break — perform the action as he demonstrates it and examine the change.
Information restores the ability to act.
Most people are not aware of the possibility that something undisclosed entered their body. This page is here to make Trond’s account clear, present his demonstration precisely and let each person examine it for themselves.
From here, the continuing work begins: sensing, testing, choosing, responsibility — and calibrating the five aspects of IPEIS.