Yesterday’s Monkey Werx. A lot of activity at “The Spa” and some related places. 17 min.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_N2i2KSF40g
Thanks.
The De-Presser today was the best ever.
Anyone interested on info on vaxes, go to the 49 min. mark.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g54cItf-1bI
Kathryn Huwig gives one of the best explanations I have ever heard about the problems of hepatitis and Covid vaxes. Around the 58 min. mark, she talks about the problem with the J&J vax and why they had to pause it when only six people were reported to have blood clots.
In short, the blood clots are a very unusual type of clot. The doctor on the show, who has practiced for 20 years, including ER duty, has only seen one once.
And the blood clot occurs at the same time the patient has low platelets, that is they are in danger of bleeding out at the same time their blood is clotting, which I don’t think the doctor has ever seen. If I understand correctly, the specific type of strange clot or location for the clot usually occurs (like 90% of the time) when there is no platelet problem going on when it is something other than the vax that is causing it.
The fact that a platelet problem is occurring too is an indication of some sort of auto-immune thing or another having to do with the vax.
This complication of the J&J vaccine usually takes two weeks post vax to manifest. It isn’t until week three that a person can be considered in the clear. More than 50% of the J&J vaxes given in either Ohio or the U.S. or both have been given less than two weeks ago.
The whole program was very interesting, but most of it was about Ohio stuff. I can understand if most of you would find it boring.