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Embalmers are finding long, rubbery clots inside of corpses since the implementation of Covid vaccines. According to one Alabama embalmer who has been treating corpses for over 20 year, the strange fibrous clots emerged in May of 2021, shortly after the Covid vaccines first became available to the public. "It wasn’t until May or June of last year that I started to say, ‘something is really different about the blood’ and then later in September, I took my first picture, since I couldn’t come out with just one piece of evidence because what if it’s just a fluke?” Alabama embalmer...

In a blow to the establishment GOP, a new Hill-HarrisX poll shows an overwhelming percentage of Republican voters would join a new political party established by former President Donald Trump. The survey asked how likely voters would be to join a Trump-led party. 64 percent of Republican voters said they would be likely to cross over, with half of those saying they would be “very likely” to join. The survey also found that a surprising chunk of independent voters (28 percent) and Democrats (15 percent) said they would sign up for a third party formed by Trump. ... Dritan Nesho,...

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Hillary Clinton's campaign for the Democratic nomination for president released a new ad Friday featuring the voice of Morgan Freeman focusing on...

[Summary of Video] Carl Gallups discusses Obama's recent interview in France wherein he again declares the United States to be one of the largest Muslim countries in the world.

Nursing home staff paid tribute to a 105-year old British woman who had smoked since the age of 15 by cremating her with a packet of cigarettes and laying a large floral cigarette on her coffin. Marie Ellis died - of natural causes - at the Eaton Lodge Nursing Home in Kent, southeast England, in early December and was cremated on Tuesday, clutching a packet of her favorite Benson and Hedges cigarettes. "We will always remember her for her smoking because the first thing she asked when she got up was 'Can I have a cigarette,'" said matron Maria Kallis,...

After getting spammed, you'll now get spimmed Press Trust of India Paris, April 1 A new form of Internet spam, this time aimed at users of instant messaging (IM) services, is set to explode. The phenomenon has been dubbed 'spim' by experts, who reckon that this year 1.2 billion unsolicited messages will be sent over IM services run by Yahoo, MSN and other companies, and the volume will triple in 2005, New Scientist warns in next Saturday's issue. Seventy per cent of 'spim' is pornography related. Unlike email, IM software allows users to exchange messages in real time. "This makes...