Calamari clots new info

[annonentity]

It looks like these clots are being found in about twenty seven percent of corpses. The disturbing information is that they appear to have an effect like a prion disease where they cause good fibrin to fold in a hitherto unknown way, which means that they could very well be classed as a prion disease and are therefore infectious. Greg Hunter dissects these latest findings. White Fibrous Clots from CV19 Vax, Contagious – Tom Haviland

[angelchemuel]

Do you have another link other than Bitchute please? Living in the CUK here!
Rainbows
Jane

[Kwaka]

Do you have another link other than Bitchute please? Living in the CUK here!
Rainbows
Jane

This should work:

White Fibrous Clots from CV19 Vax, Contagious – Tom Haviland

This has been a problem for a while. The evidence is pointing towards the usual fibrin process in blood clotting under going a prion / amyloid process that prevents the body from removing the clot once it has done its job. Leading towards an out of control growth.

[xuenchen]

It looks like these clots are being found in about twenty seven percent of corpses. The disturbing information is that they appear to have an effect like a prion disease where they cause good fibrin to fold in a hitherto unknown way, which means that they could very well be classed as a prion disease and are therefore infectious. Greg Hunter dissects these latest findings. White Fibrous Clots from CV19 Vax, Contagious – Tom Haviland

The plan has been activated!    
 

Haviland says research shows these white fibrous clots can make other people sick. The tests that discovered these fibrous clots can be infectious were run by Dr. Kevin McCarin in Japan. Haviland says, “Here’s the scary part. For the last four years, embalmers have been seeing this in their embalming rooms. They have been pulling these white fibrous clots out that can be contagious. The blood that is coming off the corpse is draining down the embalming table and down into the sewers. Doctors that work in catheter labs or regular operating rooms and vascular surgeons have been pulling these clots out of living people in the last four years. They may have inadvertently infected themselves or the nursing staff with these infectious prions. Also, we know for the last four years people have been donating blood who have had the CV19 vaccines, and they could have infected blood prion, and that blood supply could be tainted. So, this has all kinds of ramifications to it. As soon I found this out, I immediately sent this information to RFK Jr. (HHS Secretary), and I have not gotten any response. So, I hope they are looking at this.”
 

[annonentity]

Do you have another link other than Bitchute please? Living in the CUK here!
Rainbows
Jane

 Here it is on Rumble    White Fibrous Clots From CV19 Vax Contagious - Tom Haviland

[annonentity]

The plan has been activated!    
 

 Yep birth rates down death rates up.

[putnam6]

How long before I can sell my unvaccinated O - blood by the pint online,

[annonentity]

How long before I can sell my unvaccinated O - blood by the pint online,

 There most likely is already a market, But hearing about it might be another story.

[rickymouse]

So, maybe eat more onions, they will keep clots from forming?  Raw onions will break clots, cooked onions usually will still keep the clots from forming.  I do not know if this will work for these kind of clots though.  Yellow smaller onions would be stronger than milder onions for this too.

This is a possible way of keeping these clots at bay, but it does not cure the problem, just treats it.  Grapefruit should work too.  But both these things could be problematic on blood thinners, so be aware of this if you take medicines.  Garlic stops clotting but does not impede the creation of Thromblin so if you stop eating it it can clots to form  fairly quick....I did quite a bit of research on this subject of clotting, but I have no clue if it would be applicable to these clots people are having now that they are saying comes from the vaccine.  And of course I do not have the ability to test this.

When I eat a lot of onions, I never take an aspirin at night, and same goes for grapefruit.  I do not take an aspirin on a regular basis either, just when I feel I need one, taking just one 325 mg aspirin, never two.  One is like taking three in the old days when they were hundreds, that is plenty for an adult.

[Byrd]

A fact checking article says that these are found in all corpses and are a result of... dying.  Not from covid, not from vaccines.  They're part of the death-decay process.

https://factcheck.afp.com/doc.afp.com.34KB4DG  (this is a French news source that does fact checking in France... so... no American/US influence there.)

So:  a little fact checking, then.

The claim comes from "a Thai neurologist"... so, someone who doesn't do autopsies.  Neurologists are experts in many things but they are NOT experts in what happens to a body at death and afterwards (that's a pathologist.)

A lot of the information is based on "claims" -- but there's no record of who they were studying or which death certificates and autopsies that show proof of their proposal.  This is important -- claiming something doesn't mean it's true without some hard data to back it up.  I can claim that herds of buffalo are eating up all the grass and destroying my lawn, but I'd better be able to show buffalo poop, tracks, hair, and photos to prove it's buffalo and not wild hogs.

Anybody can show you a photo of an agar plate or something under the microscope and say "this is Thingy X."  People tend to believe this without stopping to think "is this something real?" -- particularly when the information is presented in a video (it's well known that video presentations engage your emotions more than text does, and when your emotions get engaged, your brain may not go on a deep fact-checking dive.)  None of the people promoting this stopped to ask some critical questions:

• What's the source of this "stuff under the microscope"? (who died, what was the cause, how long has this thing been sitting around?)
  
• You say it's being found by funeral directors... but they don't do autopsies.  And they don't pull stuff out of the body. (fluids, yes, and the state of those fluids depends on a lot of things: https://www.shermanschapel.com/embalming)
  
• WHICH funeral directors (and where) are these things being found?  (are the customs of the country related to this -- because the length of wait before embalming (if any) is done would change things)
  
• under what conditions is this "stuff" seen?  Is it seen in the living, for example?
  

(etc.)

So we have a single statement by someone who doesn't do autopsies about an unspecified number of cases that he "says" happened (no statements from the people saying this or the number of people who said this, etc.) that sparked an Internet wildfire of sharing.  

On the opposite side, we have

• pages (including wikis) about postmortem clots and their description (and how common they are) https://en.wikivet.net/Post-Mortem_Clots...ravitation.
  
• critiques including "it's a sample size of one" (in other words, announcing something universal based on a single sample) https://science.feedback.org/review/mike...och-times/
  
• large-scale studies of clots and death and vaccines shows there's not a real link there (and they cite the studies and numbers of patients... unlike the others.) https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ehf2.14680
  

So... I recommend doing homework.  In this case it does get difficult because the literature is for scientists and it's ... it's a long, difficult, and somewhat dull (very precise) read and you'll do a lot of dodging around through dictionaries to figure out what some things mean. 

For myself, I agree with the French there (having checked their work) that the whole thing is bunk.