White clots common
Dr. John Campbell・2 minutes read
A former major in the United States Air Force, Tom Havland, revealed the presence of white fibrous clots in a high percentage of corpses, believed to potentially block blood flow and cause health issues. The study highlighted a rise in intravascular pathologies like white fibrous clots, with concerns about the correlation to medical interventions and mRNA technology raising safety issues.
Insights
- Embalmers worldwide have observed a concerning increase in white fibrous clots in corpses, potentially blocking blood flow and leading to strokes or heart attacks, with some cases of clots reaching up to 2 feet in length.
- A survey conducted by Major Tom Havland revealed a decrease in the presence of white fibrous clots in corpses from 30% in 2022 to 20% in 2023, alongside a rise in microc clotting and grape jelly clots, indicating a significant health issue that requires further investigation and potential safety concerns regarding mRNA-based shots.
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Summary
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Mysterious White Clots Found in Corpses
- Major Tom Havland, a former major in the United States Air Force, engineer, mathematician, and data scientist, provided early pictures of white fibrous clots seen in corpses.
- Embalmers worldwide have been noticing these clots in a high percentage of corpses over the last three years.
- The clots are believed to be made of ameloid protein, fibrin from blood clotting processes, platelets, and have a rubbery, stretchy consistency.
- Embalmers find these clots in the circulatory system, particularly at injection sites like the carotid artery in the neck and iliac artery in the pelvis.
- Embalmers have had to create additional injection sites due to the prevalence of these clots, extending the embalming process to 2-2.5 hours.
- Embalmers suspect the clots form before death, as they are found in warm bodies shortly after death, not refrigerated.
- The white fibrous clots are different from traditional clots like grape jelly clots and chicken fat clots, appearing on both the arterial and venous sides.
- The clots are believed to be arterial casts, potentially blocking blood flow and causing strokes or heart attacks.
- Embalmers have reported finding clots ranging from 6 to 10 inches in length, with some cases of clots up to 2 feet long.
- The percentage of corpses containing these white fibrous clots decreased from 30% in 2022 to 20% in 2023, despite varying rates of medical intervention uptake in the population.
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2023 Embalmers Report Rise in Clots
- In 2023, embalmers noted a rise in white fibrous clots, a new phenomenon not seen in previous years.
- A survey conducted by Tom revealed that experienced embalmers with 20-30 years of experience had never encountered these white fibrous clots before.
- Tom's study, conducted from December 8th to January 8th, involved sending surveys to 50 funeral director associations and over 1700 funeral homes worldwide.
- The survey, with 12 questions, aimed to gather unbiased information on the presence of clots without mentioning COVID or vaccines.
- Results showed that 20% of corpses in 2023 had white fibrous clots, a decrease from 30% in 2022, with some embalmers reporting up to 100% occurrence.
- Microc clotting, described as coffee ground-like appearance in blood, was observed in 79% of corpses in 2023, a significant increase from previous years.
- Grape jelly clots were seen in 40% of corpses in 2023, with an increase in viscosity resembling grape jam compared to previous years.
- Infant deaths saw a 20% increase in 2023 compared to pre-pandemic years, possibly influenced by more cremations and hospitals handling disposal of remains.
- Embalmers classified infants up to one year old, including stillborns and SIDS cases, with concerns about the transmission of spike proteins from medical interventions to infants.
- The study highlighted a concerning rise in intravascular pathologies, including white fibrous clots, microc clotting, and grape jelly clots, indicating a significant health issue.
27:59
Infant Spike Protein Concerns and Clotting Trends
- Spike protein found in infants from mothers is concerning
- 20% saw a 25% increase in infant deaths in 2023 compared to pre-CO years
- Age stratification survey showed 66-80y age group had highest clotting increase
- Surprising increase in clotting in 36-50y age group, aligns with insurance data
- Excess mortality in 36-50y age group in USA and UK, not seen in African countries
- Decrease in autopsies done, missing clots in vascular system
- Embalmers find various types of clots, not detailed in death certificates
- Pathologists not actively investigating new disease possibilities
- Survey response suppression by funeral director associations noted
- Anecdotal evidence suggests 100% correlation between white clots and medical intervention
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"MRNA Vaccine Safety Concerns Spark Debate"
- Concerns raised about mRNA technology and lipid nanoparticle delivery system potentially causing various health issues like blood clotting, cancers, miscarriages, and myocarditis.
- Call for a moratorium on the use of mRNA-based shots due to safety concerns before mass distribution.
- Mention of a new plant in Oxford to produce 250 million doses of mRNA vaccines.
- Explanation of subtle excess mortality due to the pandemic, with an estimate of 300,000 extra deaths annually in the US.
- Personal anecdotes shared about embalmers witnessing unusual clotting in deceased individuals, highlighting the psychological impact and reluctance to speak out.
