I'm not a chemist, only thoughts....👇
Is it possible that petroleum/oil is the main component of graphene? Just like when water forms ice or steam. Same substance, just a different state.
I base it on what comes out of the body when cleaning from nanotechnology, ...you know...

Medieval alchemists called petroleum as "mumi", which is a derivative of the czech word "mumie" (in English it is mummy). The alchemists attributed to petroleum the power of transformation, something like the philosopher's stone - what if it was just coding? And here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1j7uhwDGsc - ancient Egyptian symbolism for transformation.

If it did, it would explain a lot of things - like the effects of nanotechnology in body or the real reason why petrodollar was created - for treason against the pure human race, as a reward.
Then Excalibur would have a completely different meaning, wouldn't it? It would mean reformatting what's in the stone/graphene.
https://anonup.com/thread/14615754

Aloha
Petroleum is used in just about everything we purchase.
Body and hand lotions are a for sure

Hi, I'm interested in the graphene, because it is graphene that is used as an effective substance for the transfer of nanotechnology in the body and for direct blood contamination.

Diseases are caused by bacteria or parasites, not viruses.
Virus is precisely what is transmitted via nanotechnology, for example in vaccines, clothing, food, cosmetics, simply in everything, exactly as you write. Virus is hacking our body/vibrational frequency and then it gradually manifests itself on a physical level.
But the main substance for transmission is indeed graphene, I know it. Graphene can be influenced by the action of vibration frequencies at a distance, for example by a transmitter or radio waves, also sound, even by changing the light/rate of oscillation, also idea with image, etc.

I saw Dr. Bryan Ardis say that virus means snake venom in Greek (I believe it was Greek).

If I were to translate it to Czech, vir/virus is derived from the word víra/faith. So in Czech, a virus is what we believe. And again, it fits into the concept that the virus is a "hack" by changing vibrational frequencies.