What is THIS, then? (COVIDians)

Twitter/X ^ | Feb 18 | @Johnincarlisle

[RandFan]

@Johnincarlisle

This one is from the carotid artery after death, (thanks to Richard Hirschman). Seems to be a new pathology, we need answers, these things exist!

[grey_whiskers]

Your digging yourself further into confusion is not helping.

Attempting to project your confusion onto me is not helping either.

A clot is not a blood vessel.

Obviously the jugular/carotid refers to the vessel from which the off-white object was ulled.

The person who made the original video said jugular; the “re-poster” called it carotid.

Gassy implied that since the re-poster was wrong about which vessel was involved, that this worked to discredit his original source. *who he contradicted*.

[BlackbirdSST]

But the embalmers are also full of crap.

Yes, everyone is full of crap except the undocumented doctor gasbags on FReeRepublic.

[EandH Dad]

Thank you. The explanation was most admirable. I’d seen articles about the clots found in autopsies. Just hadn’t heard much about them in some time. I appreciate your effort.

[DiogenesLamp]

That looks just like all the others i've seen.

Dr. John Campbell has a video on youtube where they show dozens of those things taken from many different corpses.

I believe it says in the video that in 2022 they found about 30% of the corpses to have those weird growths in them. He said the number dropped down to 20% in 2023.

Supposedly in contact with hundreds of embalmers across the world who have reported finding these things, and they all started in 2020.

Embalmers with 30 years or more experience are saying they never saw these things prior to 2020.

[DiogenesLamp]

Amyloid fibers formed from misfolded proteins.

Or at least that's what Dr. John Campbell said they were. You can find him on youtube, and he has pictures of a lot more of these things.

He has to be careful how he talks about this stuff because youtube will ban him if he says "vaccine" is the cause.

He refers to it as "the medical intervention which occurred a few years ago."

[DiogenesLamp]

There is a video to which I had previously posted a link to "Vermont Lt" which shows a surgeon removing one of these things from the artery feeding a beating heart.

I asked Vermont Lt, who works in the medical field, if that video was real, but I don't think he ever looked at it.

That message was so long ago, I don't know how I can find the link to it now, but it was creepy as hell.

It literally shows a surgeon cutting open an artery and pulling this stuff out, while the heart is right there beating.

[DiogenesLamp]

+1.

I assume this stuff is in your wheelhouse?

[Vermont Lt]

I am not sure why you would think I am a proponent of the vaccine? Or that I don’t think it made clots.

I was pretty open about why I got vaxed. I was also open about how a week after I got the second dose, I was in the hospital with a clot the length of my leg. That was in ‘21. I haven’t gone near the boosters and never intend to.

You assign emotions and conclusions to me….and they are unfounded.

I challenge a lot of stuff that you guys claim because they are not supported by much more than a single claim or crap pulled out of the air.

I had someone claim I was a Fauci cheerleader the other day. In fact, I was a leading voice in how shitty the Covid response was, and how the giovernment was going to over reach. But its funny…none of you recall that.

You think because I don’t support Trump that I support the opposite. That is simple minded.

You should watch out for that.

[DiogenesLamp]

I am not sure why you would think I am a proponent of the vaccine? Or that I don’t think it made clots.

I did not say any such thing.

I said I sent you a link to a video of a surgeon removing a long fibrous substance from the artery of a beating heart.

I asked you if it was real, as opposed to fake.

You never said, which led me to believe that you hadn't looked at it.

The main reason I mentioned you is because I thought you might be able to find the link to that video again.

I have too many posts for me to ever find it, unless someone can show me a better way to search for it.

You assign emotions and conclusions to me….and they are unfounded.

I do not. I went back and looked at what I wrote, and no where in there did I suggest you supported the vaccine. I merely mentioned the link to the video.

You think because I don’t support Trump that I support the opposite. That is simple minded.

Please show me in the message to which you are responding how I said anything like this.

I was just hoping you might help me find that link to that video again.

[Vermont Lt]

I apologize then. I misinterpreted your post.

I remember the post. I did not watch the video. Although, I am pretty sure thats not how clots look. If they slid around (so you could pull them out) people would be dropping dead front strokes all over the place.

I was taught that they adhere to the walls of the veins, like a goopy cement that hardens as the body reacts to them. That’s what takes so long to have them dissolved. Other times, the body just builds new pathways for the blood.

I saw THAT on my own imaging. The clot is still there, but my amazing body build enough veins around it that my blood flow isn’t slowed down.

Arteries that big (in the picture) don’t usually get clogged…of the person would die long before it got to that point. Sometimes arteries coming out of the heart will dissect. What you get there is a sleeve-like action where the inner part of the artery becomes detached and is stripped as the blood flow gets under it.

You now know the entire amount of my medical expertise on clotting.

I worked at a hospital and I worked closely with surgeons and the ER. But my field was in telecommunications and networking. I watched a lot of stuff. And I asked a lot of questions. But my anatomy classes were pretty much limited to the back seat of my 1970 Maverick.

[teeman8r]

c’mon man. people die from clots all the time, it’s not like this is a new phenomenon taking the medical industry by storm since the vaccines were introduced.

that type of hysteria can cause unhinged anger toward the medical professionals who try to keep us all safe.

/ sarc

[DiogenesLamp]

Okay, well thanks. I’ll have to see if I can find that video again, but I may have to search through 3 years of my postings to find it.

[HollyB]

I saw a video that sounds very similar and agree it was pretty intense. It was at post 19. Is that the same one?

[GOPJ]

A .999 chance of success sounds amazing. Until you realize that the mRNA sequence in question has 711 different places where the uracil was replaced with methylpseudouridine, so the actual chance of success is .9999^711. So much of the stuff being manufactured isn't actually the "spike protein", but a lot of garbage that turns into that unidentifiable clot you see. And the punch line of the joke is that if you try to analyze it, you'll never be able to do so, as no two clots will be the same, and every protein in the clot will be unique, rendering analysis via PCR, etc. useless. This too is due to the underlying math. Those 711 different places in the sequence aren't all going to fail, and each failure that does occur results in a different protein sequence from that point on. So the number of possible different sequences is the factorial of 711, or roughly 5.2x10^2017 different proteins.

Will this problem be passed on to the children of people with this issue?

[metmom]

Thank you for that answer.

Appreciate your coming back to provide it.