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David Hughes has also been a member of the group called International Interdisciplinary Research Team (even though I don't know if he's still their member). [IIRT's Brighteon channel](https://www.brighteon.com/channels/iirteam/home) consists of videos where Daniel Broudy interviews these IIRT members:

- David Hughes: His earliest videos at BitChute are videos are a video with subtitles provided by La Quinta Columna nad a video he did with Mihalcea. He wrote a paper published by IJVTPR in 2022, where he compiled microscope images published by various researchers who suggested that vaccines contained microchips, hydras, Morgellons fibers, nanoantennas, motherboards, graphene oxide razor blades, carbon nanotubes, nano-octopuses, mesospores, SIM cards, and so on, and he wrote that the researchers must be onto something because "at least 26 different investigations of the 'vaccine' contents (almost entirely unrelated to one another) from 16 different countries on five continents converge on remarkably similar findings".
- Ana Mihalcea: She is a member of a neo-Theosophical cult whose leader claims to be channeling a 35,000-year-old ascended master. Mihalcea wrote a document about the medical miracles manifested in the body of the cult leader, which included that her DNA changed to male DNA while she was channeling the ascended master.
- David Nixon: The first three people I found who interviewed him were Ana Mihalcea, Maria Zeee, and Sasha Latypova. He supposedly inspired Ana Mihalcea to embark on her nanobot quest. In 2022 Maria Zeee broke the news that Nixon had found self-assembling robot arms in COVID vaccines.
- Matt Shelton: He claimed that his patients had become magnetic because of graphene oxide, and when he looked at COVID vaccines under a microscope, he saw structures that looked like progenitor donuts and microchips.
- Robyn Cosford and Gerry Brady: They were both credited in the recent trilogy of preprints about the clots by Bruce Rapley and Matt Shelton. The HPLC results in the preprints were likely generated with AI, and the main person who had earlier presented the data in the preprints was Greg Harrison, who I have busted generating several sets of fake data with AI.
- Shimon Yanowitz: He told Latypova that when he looked at his blood under a microscope, he found a synthetic fiber that may have been a Morgellons fiber, and he said it looked very mean and that made red blood cells nervous. He also said that he found strange objects in his blood that looked like dinosaurs and missiles.