correct, no embalming for cremation.
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Premortem Clots
I watched just the first video by Dr. Martinson, not the second, yet.
I am a hospital-based radiologist who dictates all sorts of body imaging procedures, mostly CT scans and Ultrasound. The patients are a combination of inpatients and outpatients, predominantly urban/suburban patients, less rural. Since late 2020 through the present, I haven’t noticed any particular substantial increase in arterial or venous clots, and I have been paying attention to this possibility.
Ultrasound is used to evaluate the arm and leg veins, but I haven’t noticed either an increase in the number of these exams ordered. When they are ordered, most that I have seen are normal (without clots).
With CT scans enhanced with contrast, I haven’t really seen any particular uptick in vascular thrombosis (either arterial or venous). Enhanced CT can see clots fairly easily.
What I have noticed is that there are a lot of younger people presenting to the Emergency Department with chest pain, who get plain chest x-rays or a CT pulmonary angiogram. Much more often than not, these exams are negative.
I have seen CT evidence of more pericardial thickening and pericardial effusions on CT scans, for patients being scanned for chest pain, and I do report that.
I am very attuned to this clotting problem, but I’m not seeing too much of it premortem. Believe me, if a living patient had this degree of arterial and venous clot burden, it should be noticeable, with limb swelling, organ infarctions (from arterial thromboembolism) or arterial clots embolizing to the hands or feet (resulting in cold, painful hands/feet)
Therefore, I wonder if most these rubbery clots are quickly forming in the postmortem state.
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You nailed it 100%.
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Thank you for weighing in. That’s a discordant observation you’ve got there. Certainly, I would think these things have to be observable by imaging in patients. How could they not be? They are gigantic and very firm/rubbery.
First, the clots cannot be post-mortem as they are comprised of nearly pure fibrin and the amount of fibrin contained in a unit volume of non-circulating blood is at least an order of magnitude less than needed.
Second, in a non-circulatory state the fibrin would be all mixed up with red blood cells and if it decided to clot in situ would create a dark clot, obviously.
So, if we’re to suspect that these are post-mortem clots we’d have to propose a mechanism whereby (1) lots more fibrin is created in some people (at least 10x normal, but then that should show up on lab tests of living people) and (2) somehow post-mortem the fibrin is able to separate from the RBCs and then clot.
Not out of the realm of possible, but certainly a very curious thing that deserves to be studied and understood, right?
Still, to this day, the CDC and FDA are completely uninterested and in my newfound understanding of those corrupt institutions that means they already know or suspect they know the answer and so they aren’t publicly pursuing asking any questions.
Please be sure to let me/us know if you have any further clinical observations, positive or negative, as that helps to build the case. For now, I find it exceptionally odd that these calamari clots have not been showing up in imaging tests and I cannot square that up with the embalmer’s findings.
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Perhaps these clots form suddenly and those with these calamari clots never make it to a scan.
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Yes, I would be interested to see where the clot fit into the original vein. I did wonder if it was a part of the vein tissue which was damaged and became dislodged or if it was malformed tissue, like a skin tag.
In My Lifetime I Have Witnessed The Death Of Independent Medicine And Fair Trials - Paul Craig Roberts
Excerpt: "Over the course of my life I have watched the gradual erosion of medical independence. It has occurred through a variety of means. Medicine in the US today is a price controlled business. Medicare and private insurance companies set the prices doctors are paid for the range of services and treatments. The prices discriminate against doctors in private practice. There is one set of prices for corporate medical practice and another set with lower prices for doctors in private practice. The intentional effect is to drive doctors out of private practice. I have watched it happen to my doctors.
A study in 2021 found that “Physician reimbursement for services performed by a doctor working for a hospital or health system is significantly higher than that paid to independent physicians for the same services, according to a recent Health Serves Research study.”
https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2023/01/18/in-my-lifetime-i-have-witnessed-the-death-of-independent-medicine-and-fair-trials/
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My MD parent still outwardly believes in the shot. Rolled their eyes at me when I didn’t get it the second it became available. Doesn’t understand those “antivaxers” and what they’re on about. Completely baffled by the number of sudden and strange health problems presenting in friends and employees. Also confused about why the baby business is way down with fewer new OB patients than ever before. It’s so strange to see from the outside.
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Regarding a post-mortem formation of these “clots”, it’s my understanding that they are largely composed of amyloid (correct me if I’m wrong). Maybe when circulation stops upon death, an overabundance of circulating amyloid “crystallizes” out of solution, forming these amyloid casts within the vessels.
Maybe there’s another explanation, but I’m just not seeing these entities premortem (but then again, I am just N=1). I think that acceptance of the vaxx by the local population here did not lag other areas.
Wow!! Canadian Journalists In Pfizer Ceo’s Face!!
Independent media journalists from Rebel news catch Albert Bourla in Davos, and get in his face big time. Hope our boys stay safe over there!!
https://twitter.com/RebelNews_USA/status/1615770518581288960?s=20&t=b6j906rVINHMrvFZJDBTzA
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Thanks for sharing that. People are starting to get highly pissed and are now making these scumbags squirm in public by asking hard hitting questions. Last year Pfizer raked in $70 Billion. Moderna raked in $17 Billion. Moderna plans to raise the price of one dosage to a whopping $400, with no F-in liability. What a F-in business model.
Chris’ earlier comment could do well here as well: “Finally! We are getting perilously (deliciously) close to a breakout of common knowledge.
Those are the signs right there. Thank you for relating them.”
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Curious Clots In Live People
Something I’m noticing is people who feel they can’t breathe. Or having pressure in their chest and they get checked out and all is normal. I am not a Dr but I will say I feel I’ve been super observant about this entire thing. I’ve known more people with “one in a million” cancers in 2021 and 22 and I’ve had more death around me than any time in my life and it was t from Covid. In fact, everyone I know has talked about their friends just not waking up. How come I keep hearing that one? But in the living, what I’m noticing is that people are having organ issues, like heart and kidney. Many! They’re getting fluid build up and it gets drained and still the next day they are still out of breath. They are getting put on dialysis and still having other issues that should probably be a bit relieved if they have a machine doing the work. Maybe I’m wrong. But I’ve known people on dialysis before. I’ve seen them go to work and walk and care for themselves and now they’re tired and can’t really talk without running out of breath. Listening to this discussion makes me consider that perhaps a sign of clotting has to do with the dirty blood he spoke of. It’s not getting oxygenated. It’s thickening and not able to do it’s job. If there are these clots, blood isn’t moving right even if it’s moving and perhaps it’s not receiving or delivering oxygen. And operating as cells should? I have heard similar complaints from no less than 5 people in the last two months of either themselves or their family members and they are concerned. And the doctors are treating symptoms or saying nothing is wrong. They take their images and there’s nothing. But there is something. I literally feel like I’m just waiting on these people to pass. They are all up to date on their jabs. That’s what’s in common. They all had zero issue before Covid and were generally what we’d call healthy. No obesity or medical issues needing meds or anything. One is a or was a runner. She can’t anymore. She did get the myocardial issue in 2021. That’s my little sister. (They all sat one night and gave me and my bf crap for being the only one to stop traveling bc we refused the shot. They’re words, “I’m gonna live my life and if I need to take that shot to do it, that’s what I’m gonna do! And I’m fine. We’re all fine! You’re crazy! Then about 6 mos later she’s wearing a heart monitor for a month and they told her she was fine. Ignored her while she couldn’t move. And today she is still out of breath.). Consider feeling and actively being out of breath a common complaint perhaps? Thoughts?
Wish I could listen to the second part but I cannot commit to $$ a month at this time when I’m trying to earn extra money to pay my bills and keep up with escalating costs of things. I do love your show and the content you bring.
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30 Percent Of Embalmers Who Reported Nothing Abnormal
Great video. 30 percent of the respondents to the survey reported that they observed nothing out of the ordinary. I have a possible explanation.
The new technology and quality control of the new mRNA could have resulted in 30 percent rate of defective mRNA. Different batches of the mRNA would be released in different geographical areas. Thus the embalmer in that area would see less or none of the mRNA victims.
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When will Common Knowledge be on the menu? For breakfast, lunch and dinner.
The next big thing as this becomes Common Knowledge is going to be: who gets the “under the bus” treatment?
Because no one likes to be wrong, and politicians especially don’t like that. So we will see the outrage of politicians against Pharma. And Pharma against politicians, and Media against both, or maybe even just Media trying to play dumb or play “but… but… we didn’t know!”.
I think the cognitive dissonance will be deafening (I wrote about that here: https://goingsane.substack.com/p/of-two-minds)
I believe that those of us with our eyes (and minds) open will see what I’m calling The Narrative Shift and it will be a sight to behold (in a sad way).
Ed Dowd (as was pointed out here on PP somewhere recently) said he heard from sources in the white house how The Narrative Shift (as I’m calling it) will be long covid + climate change. ? See here: https://twitter.com/VigilantFox/status/1615116979030966278
As Chris always says, “we have the receipts”… let’s make sure we do and we point them out because The Narrative is becoming The Narrative Shift right before our eyes. And the blame game will go along with it fast and furious.
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If one did a CT scan of a cadaver with those clots, obviously without contrast would they show up then?
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Shame is to be avoided at all costs by most people. Doctors, PhD’s are on pedestals whether by their own egos or by society. I am convinced, that everyone connected with the pushing of these injections were given a choice between admitting they were wrong and dealing with the shame or blowing up the world, they would choose the latter. That is the power of shame.
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Self-identity is a real bitch. We fight to the death to preserve who we are. Hell, cutting my hair short after having it long for 10 yrs was a surprisingly hard trigger to pull. I can’t imagine the resistance I’d feel if the issue was shifting my self-image from someone who does good to someone who has done terrible harm. I’d say the first issue with the die-hard docs is about admitting the truth to themselves. And the viciousness that comes out is psychological self defense.
I think there’s a real reason to be concerned that some people literally would rather die wrong than go through the cognitive dissonance of disrupting their identity to that degree. And those people will be the most ruthless and least ethical.
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It is interesting out of the 20+ people I know that have gotten the shot (2 dead) only 1 has told me they wish they hadn’t gotten it. Several have new medical conditions that are causing them issues but are not linking it back to it could be that shot they took.
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Red blood cells cannot bind iron without magnesium.
Kidneys cannot do their work with magnesium to help run the processes.
The heart cannot beat right without magnesium to help run the nerves and muscles.
Covid depletes magnesium. And, far too many of us have inadequate injestion and/or absorption of this mineral as it is.
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