Microchips in vaccines

I was wrong. I'm a healthcare professional and I previously wrote that there is no way they could put a microchip in a vaccine, because it wouldn't fit in the needle.

Then about a month ago they announced that they have the syringes ready for the vaccine. What in the hell... why would they need to create an entirely new type of syringe for this vaccine?

Syringes are super cheap. They're made of plastic. We use millions of them every year. Why create a more expensive syringe for the vaccine?

Well, I just watched a video by Catherine Austin Fitts call the vaccine fraud or the vaccine hoax or something like that. She said that the Gate's Foundation is basically just a front company for the intelligence community. Hmmm.

Suddenly, it all made sense. Bill Gates is famous for technology. Why did he uddenly jump into healthcare years ago? It made no sense to me back then.

But now I think his sudden interest in vaccinations makes total sense...they were going to use vaccines to deliver the technology into the human body.

How else do you get billions of people to voluntarily want to put technology in their body? You hide it in the form of a vaccine for a deadly virus.

Maybe the reason why they already have the syringes ready is because they have already created a microchip that is so small that it can be fit on the end of the needle and it's designed to be left in the skin when you pull it out.

I know they make special self delivery syringes for people who self inject medication. But these vaccines aren't intended for self-injection. So there's no reason why they couldn't use the cheap syringes already in existence.