FDA Caught Creating and Using Unreliable and Inconsistent Data to Create An Illusion of COVID-19 Vaccine Efficacy as They Attempt to Justify Approval for Use in Infants and Toddlers
In that article they describe it in part as a lifeform: "These fibrous strands (see the very last photo set below) show repeating patterns of scale-like engineering, as if the body has been programmed to build another life form inside the blood vessels."They observed under microscope some raw cloths, washed of blood, good number of pictures at different zoom level.
It's a bit disgusting
EXCLUSIVE: Shocking microscopy photos of blood clots extracted from those who “suddenly died” – crystalline structures, nanowires, chalky particles and fibrous structures – NaturalNews.com
EXCLUSIVE: Today we are publishing a series of lab microscopy photos of bizarre clots which are now being routinely found in adults who “suddenly died,” usually in a number of months following covid vaccinations. These clots are often referred to as “blood clots” but they are nothing at all like...www.naturalnews.com
Very interesting and scary article on what is turning up in blood clots. Turned my stomach a bit too if I am honest. Regarding parasites, I think this worries me a lot. I am unvaccinated but had to be masked for the best part of two years and subjected to the PCR testing and who knows exactly what was in the swabs etc. I am interested in getting some ivermectin which is not available in the UK. Any problems with obtaining it that you can tell me about? Thanks @pecha.Hydras are by nature, parasites, so it can in part explain for the push against ivermectin. Also, a quick search on "covid vaccine hydra" features a lot of debunking by lots of news sources, which raises my eyebrow a little.
I got a shipment of ivermectin (iversun) from Lifebelt Corporation, a company in India that sells it for pretty cheap—like $0.7 per 10 tablets (1 strip). For that price, I think it would be good to have on hand for those who have taken the vaccine. Eating a healthy diet that is naturally antiparasitic, and supplements can also help.
When I initially looked at ivermectin vendors, I came across Seven Cells that were selling $10 per 16 mg capsule, which is really pricy. However, I discovered from another thread here that people were getting ivermectin from India, and they ship to lots of places at cheaper rates. That's when I discovered Lifebelt Corporation and had a chat with them via email to buy some of their ivermectin (iversun brand) tablets.Very interesting and scary article on what is turning up in blood clots. Turned my stomach a bit too if I am honest. Regarding parasites, I think this worries me a lot. I am unvaccinated but had to be masked for the best part of two years and subjected to the PCR testing and who knows exactly what was in the swabs etc. I am interested in getting some ivermectin which is not available in the UK. Any problems with obtaining it that you can tell me about? Thanks @pecha.
Thanks for the info. I will give it a go and see if I can get some.When I initially looked at ivermectin vendors, I came across Seven Cells that were selling $10 per 16 mg capsule, which is really pricy. However, I discovered from another thread here that people were getting ivermectin from India, and they ship to lots of places at cheaper rates. That's when I discovered Lifebelt Corporation and had a chat with them via email to buy some of their ivermectin (iversun brand) tablets.
I'm from the USA and the shipping cost for me was around $47 from India, but the cost per 10 tablets was so low, so I ordered a lot to make it worth it (and its still cheaper than Seven Cells). It takes some weeks to ship, but I ended up getting it in the end and didn't run into any problems.
I'm hoping those clots aren't actually parasites, but ivermectin can also help in other areas. Those with weakened immune systems are also susceptible to all manner of dirty critters like viruses, etc., so these won't hurt to have I'd imagine
'My body, my choice' only applies as long as it follows government-sponsored lines of thinking... IF you can call it thinking...
America's Frontline Doctors (AFLD) founder Simone Gold, MD, JD, was sentenced Thursday to serve 60 days in prison followed by 1 year of supervised release for her participation in last year's January 6 insurrection in which she trespassed and refused to leave the U.S. Capitol building.
She also must pay a fine of $9,500 and another $500 to the Capitol architect to compensate for damage the rioters did to the building.
As he issued the penalty for one count of trespassing, a misdemeanor, U.S. District Court Judge Christopher R. Cooper said that he did not believe Gold was remorseful, as she testified she was. He said he found it "unseemly" that she and her website, America's Frontline Doctors, raised some $433,000 from supporters by claiming the court's charges against her were politically motivated.