Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 07/11/21 Vol.359, Q Day 1353

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Dr Charles Hoffe - YouTube

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you spoke to

a potential mechanism of action of the

injury

and you mentioned to me the use of a

d-dimer test which we all know what it's

for but we're gonna have to explain a

little bit

could you please speak to this a little

bit and give the relevant context an

introduction please because i think this

is really

groundbreaking and important

yes yeah thank you so so so one of the

the key things that really bothered me

when i started to see

vac serious vaccine injuries in my own

patients is that i had no idea

what the mechanism of injury was and

therefore

as their doctor i had no idea how to

treat it

because you know as their family doctor

um i i need they would come to me for

help and i needed to help them and

and i was clueless i mean this was this

is an experiment

um and i was aware that there was

literally

um what we call iatrogenic disease a

medically induced

disease being produced by this vaccine

and so so i had asked this in my open

letter to dr bonnie henry our provincial

health officer

what is the mechanism mechanism of

injury and how do i treat this

as these people's doctor and of course

nobody knew

and and the vaccine manufacturers had

told us

that the covet spike protein does not go

intravenous it stays in the arm

the antibodies um to the to the spike

protein are produced in the arm

um and that's what we had been found but

scientists now and dr brody has actually

very clearly revealed this that only 25

percent of the vaccine actually stays in

the arm

and the rest of it so these vaccines are

are a vast number of little

messenger rna strands the moderna

vaccine

has 40 trillion messenger rna

molecules per vaccine dose 40

trillion so so so so these are

wrapped in a little lipid capsule the

little bit capsule is to enable them to

be absorbed into the cells

so this is injected into the person's

arm and their deltoid muscle of the

shoulder

from there as i mentioned only 25

percent actually stays there

the rest is taken up collected through

the lymphatic system and fed into the

general circulation

and so it circulates around the entire

body and and i think every doctor knows

that absorption from the

the circulation occurs in capillary

networks because that's where the blood

slows right down that it's going through

tiny tiny vessels

so so these little nano capsules

containing these

trillions of of messenger rna

molecules are absorbed into the lining

around the capillaries what medically we

call

the vascular endothelium so

so these little cap these little

packages are absorbed into the

the cells around the vessels the

packages open

the the body recognizes these messenger

rna

strands um as as a gene

and gets to work making curved spike

proteins

so in a virus those covert spike

proteins

form part of the viral capsule but the

problem is

they're not in a virus they're in

they're in the cells around blood

vessels so

as a result they become part of the cell

wall

of that cell so

normally the cells that surround your

blood vessels

have to be very very smooth to enable

good and and and unimpeded flow of blood

but as soon as you've got all these

little spike proteins that become part

of the

the cell wall it's now a rough surface

it's going to be like a very coarse

sandpaper it's it's now

what the platelets are going to interp

interpret as a damaged vessel it's it's

no longer smooth it's rough

so clotting is inevitable because the

platelets that come down that vessel are

going to hit a rough spot

and assume this must be a damaged vessel

this vessel needs to be blocked to stop

the bleeding that's how our clotting

works

so so so clots are

according because of this and because of

the nature of this

clots are inevitable because of these um

these spike proteins in the capillary

networks so

i set out to then try and prove this

could this theory be correct and and so

the problem is

these little clots in the capillary

networks are microscopic

and they are scattered so they're not

going to show on any scan they're just

too small

and too scattered it's not like the big

clots that cause strokes or heart

attacks

um they're too small and they're too

scattered

so how on earth can we know if the

person clotted

and the only way is with a blood test

called a d

dimer so the d dimer is a blood test

that is that will show up

a recent clot it won't show up in old

cloth it shows up a new cloth

and it doesn't tell you where the clot

is it just tells you that the clotting

mechanism has been activated

so i have now been recruiting patients

from my practice people that have come

into my office and others that have

that have heard me speak about this and

have asked people

to do this d dimer within one week of

their covert chart

and so far and this study is ongoing

these are preliminary results

so far i've got 62 percent positive

elevated d-dimer which means that the

blood clots are not rare

that's what the the the the so-called

experts keep telling us

the clots are rare the big ones are rare

but the small ones are clearly happening

in the majority of people

62 now i'll tell you what the real

concern with this is is that

a clotted vessel is permanently damaged

that vessel never ever goes back to

normal

so if this theory is correct which it

really looks like by these d-dimer

results and i'm told it has been done in

australia

and it's been done in the uk and they

also found elevated d

diamonds um and they they they sort of

discarded the information because they

said there's no clinical evidence of

floods well the clinical

the reason is because they're

microscopic and they're scattered and so

you're not going to

see clinical evidence but but in fact

all of the frequent side effects of of

the

of the shock which are headache nausea

dizziness fatigue could

all be signs of cerebral thrombosis on a

on a on a capillary level i mean those

literally you could be having thousands

and thousands of tiny tiny little clots

in your brain

that won't show on a scan but they will

give you those exact symptoms

so so the concern is i have now got six

people in my medical practice

that that cannot exert themselves the

way they used to be what what medically

we call

reduced effort tolerance six people

who who now get out of breath doing

things that they could

previously do without any problem so i

believe

that these people blocked up thousands

and thousands of capillaries

in their lungs in these six people so i

believe these people now

have permanently damaged lungs

because they have got i mean that's why

they get out of breath

i have one fellow that used to walk two

miles to my office every week for a

a shot for his arthritis and he says

after a quarter of a mile he's done

in other words his effort tolerance is

reduced to one eighth of what it used to

and and so i've sent some of these

people for chest x-rays and ct scans to

see what it shows

and all it shows is is distorted

architecture

the the what the radiologist recorded

described as increased articulation it's

a very non-specific thing

and it's because it's microscopic it's

just but but but the concern is because

these vessels are now

permanently damaged in a person's lungs

when the heart tries to the heart tries

to pump blood

through all those damaged vessels

there's increased

resistance trying to pump the blood

through those lungs

so those people are going to develop

something called pulmonary artery

hypertension

high blood pressure in their lungs and

the concern with that

is that those people will probably all

develop

right-sided heart failure within three

years and die

because they now have increased vascular

resistance through their lungs

and and lung tissue and heart tissue and

brain and spinal

tissue and all of that does not

regenerate in other tissues it can

regenerate liver and kidneys and muscle

and early but there's some tissues that

cannot

and and so this is this absolutely

explains what i've seen in my

patients and that's what i'm doing to

prove it and my study is ongoing

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