Posted on 02/08/2022 11:24:11 AM PST by ransomnote
A poster on ZeroHedge wrote (no source, anybody want to look for it?)
2018 testing of MRNA vaccines -
“A possible concern could be that some mRNA-based vaccine platforms54,166 induce potent type I interferon responses, which have been associated not only with inflammation but also potentially with autoimmunity167,168. Thus, identification of individuals at an increased risk of autoimmune reactions before mRNA vaccination may allow reasonable precautions to be taken. Another potential safety issue could derive from the presence of extracellular RNA during mRNA vaccination. Extracellular naked RNA has been shown to increase the permeability of tightly packed endothelial cells and may thus contribute to oedema169. Another study showed that extracellular RNA promoted blood coagulation and pathological thrombus formation170. Safety will therefore need continued evaluation as different mRNA modalities and delivery systems are utilized for the first time in humans and are tested in larger patient populations”
MArch 2019 - “Therefore, mRNA holds great promises, but further insights into the mechanism of action and potency are still needed for full development of mRNA vaccines”
....As described above, the molecular impact of the innate immune response stimulated by mRNA through PAMP recognition is still not clear. Multiple efforts have been made to improve the stability and delivery efficiency of in vivo mRNA vaccine, including incorporation of 5′ and 3′ terminal untranslated regions and chemically modified nucleosides (162–164)
....Although mRNA vaccine technology has still not extensively tested in humans, publications of preclinical and early clinical tests have emerged in recent years, in which promising results were reported. This evoked the momentum of biocompanies to commercialize mRNA vaccines with great enthusiasm (167, 168). Some private funding resources and institutes have supported the research and development of mRNA vaccines (169, 170). Despite the need for further optimization of manufacturing processes to generate mRNA vaccines, these processes hopefully will be streamlined to be establish large-scale production. It is just a matter of time for RNA vaccines to be used in humans and animals”
I watched the whole thing and then me and Mr K (not the one on this forum) watched the Dr Ruby 30-minute interview on the S Peters show.
During the video posted, I stopped the vid and said to Mr K that one possible problem could be that blood coagulates in a dead person’s arteries so finding big clots might not be that unusual - EXCEPT that there are laws about how many hours can elapse before you take your departed loved one to the mortuary. Also I was aware from all my years of typing medical reports that an embalmer has to remove as much of the blood from a deceased person as he can - there are various ways of doing this - so formaldehyde can be injected.
Mr Hirschman addressed both of those issues almost right as I started playback again. It’s clear he knows what he’s talking about and addressing an anomaly, then researching what he’s observed by contacting other embalmers and comparing notes. In both the interviews I saw, there was no feeling of someone reading from notes except on the interviewer’s part.
This is all very believable.
And whatever an embalmer sees - again, this is addressed in the interviews - he is not doing an autopsy, so he can only surmise what killed the person. He has no legal right to examine medical records or quiz the family - which would pretty much kill his business and violate his professional standards, and leave him open to lawsuits, etc.
I worked for vascular surgeons in the past. One of their top jobs is to find and destroy clots in the arteries and veins of living persons - before the clots destroy that person. I’ve transcribed many a procedure where the doctor pulls a long piece of “fibrous” clot out of a person (who started going to the doctor because s/he was in a hellish amount of pain) - how long a piece? Except for very unusual cases, the longest piece of clot we’re talking about was 2-3 inches. Most they are coagulated stuff, rarely fibrinous. The clots this guy and his buds were finding were, like, sometimes more than a foot long. He couldn’t inject the formaldehyde because the vein was impenetrable.
Especially Pfizer is on record as having to make big payouts to people harmed by its concoctions.
Why defend these guys? At least look stuff up on your own and try to find out the truth. Whether something touted as a preventive against a certain disease (clearly, it’s not, as the call for repeated “boosters” has shown) is actually killing people is a pretty big deal.
If I end up being wrong, it’s not that big of a deal. I might die of SARS-CoV2 or from not being able to get into my favorite restaurant (just kidding! there are no good restaurants!) or from some other reason - no skin off your nose.
But if I’m right, it’s a really, really big deal.
I know one person from work from a ways back. Think friends of friends. I also know a couple of people who says they had multiple family members dying of vax. So idk. My dad is having new heart/lung issues since his second shot. Didn’t stop him from getting the third. No looking at getting valve replacement. I hope it’s random chance. He is / was a very heathy man.
“This guy is putting his life and business on the line to tell the truth.”
And showing the clots he’s finding, these clots are no joke! Massive and as long as your leg, but being pulled from the gut area.
In short order the insurance companies are going to see the death toll start impacting their bottom line, BIGLY. That’s when I anticipate this house of cards falling and quickly!
Citizen Free Press has this as the top story in red on their page, looks like Kane didn’t put it up until 09:17 EST tonight.
Lol!!!
Perfect.
Poor $$ doesn’t even know what the word means.
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