Topic: Vexille

The 2007 anime "Vexille" is cited for its plot involving a mandatory vaccine that secretly contains nanotechnology to convert humans into synthetic life forms. Jay Dyer also points out that the latest James Bond film, "No Time to Die," features a weaponized virus and mentions smallpox/monkeypox, despite being written before the 2020 pandemic.

A clip from the 2007 Japanese animated film "Vexille" (referred to as "Vax style") is played to illustrate the concept of a government-fabricated epidemic used to mandate vaccines. In the film's plot, the vaccine is actually a "cyber virus" developed by the Daiwa corporation that converts human cells into biometal. The segment suggests this fictional scenario mirrors real-world plans for technological assimilation.

The 2007 Japanese production "Vexile" is cited as a form of predictive programming that mirrors current global events. The plot involves a major corporation using a fake disease to mandate an experimental nanotechnology vaccine that turns citizens into synthetic life forms. The segment argues that this fictional narrative was intended to subconsciously prepare the public for the current "alien takeover" and global martial law.

A clip from the 2007 anime "Vexile" depicts a future where a mandatory vaccination program turns the population of Japan into "biometal" machines. The fictional story claims that the virus was a government fabrication used to test experimental nanotechnology on a large scale. The narrative warns that these "androids" are being planted in key political positions to facilitate a global takeover.