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We are facing a new disease involving white clots found in post-mortem bodies, made of fibrin, platelets, and amyloid protein. Embalmers reported 20% of corpses showing these clots in 2023, a significant increase from previous years. These clots are not seen in pathology textbooks and need urgent investigation. Therapeutic interventions should be suspended until the cause is determined. This new pathology is present in about 20% of corpses, indicating a concerning trend. More details will be provided in the next video.

- In two worldwide embalmer blood clot surveys over the last two years, the embalmers report three key results: - Seven out of ten embalmers worldwide are seeing white fibrous clots. - The consensus is this phenomenon started in 2021, after the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines. - Embalmers are observing these white fibrous clots in an average of about 20% of their corpses (about one in every five). - Cath lab whistleblowers corroborate the presence of these clots in living patients: - Dr. Phillip McMillan (UK) has a whistleblower who has worked in the same cath lab for twenty years and reports removing between three to ten of these white fibrous clots from living patients each week in his one cath lab. - The whistleblower has access to COVID vaccination records and says 99% of the time, when he finds the white fibrous clots, the patients have received between one and eight jabs; the more jabs, the worse the clotting. - A US whistleblower, Dr. Mohammad Basharat (Jacksonville, Florida), a cardiologist and endovascular specialist, has provided email communications and photographs showing a white fibrous clot removed from a patient (a DVT) and clot images from within the body prior to removal. He has been removing these clots from living patients for the last three years. - Dr. Mendelman identified another whistleblower (Dr. Masherich) who is afraid to come out publicly due to concerns about license or board certification consequences. - Implications and specifics: - If a high percentage of the population has these clots, they could potentially grow and lead to strokes or heart attacks. - In living patients, standard anticoagulants (heparin and other clot-busting drugs) may be effective against traditional “grape jelly” clots or “chicken fat” clots but not against these white fibrous clots; thus, physical removal via catheters is often required (sucking them out or using a catheter device with a basket to scrape them out). - Symptoms and potential signs: - As the clots grow in veins and arteries, symptoms can include fatigue and chest tightness; brain fog may occur if oxygen delivery to the brain is affected. - Possible remediation and recommendations cited: - Dr. Peter McCullough has a regimen on his website involving three natural supplements—nattokinase, bromelain, and curcumin—cited as helping to break down these white fibrous clots. Nattokinase is highlighted as a natural blood thinner and is an extract of soy; the dosage, daily use, and warnings are noted on the site.

Dr. Pretorius and a colleague discuss unusual clotting observed after COVID-19 vaccination, including embalmers reporting back pressure when introducing embalming fluid and the extraction of very long, congealed clots—six inches to several feet—as well as patients with long brachial clots. They note thousands of clotting reports in VAERS across all vaccine types, describing these clots as not normal. Some clots cause major emboli affecting circulation to the lungs, detected by scans and perfusion studies, while others are microclots with a branching pattern visible in imaging. A clinician also shared a photo of a clot with a complete branching pattern into medium and smaller vessels. Dr. Pretorius’ work is cited to explain the mechanism: spike protein can induce immediate clumping of proteins in platelet-poor plasma in the absence of platelets, a highly unusual clotting pathway not relying on the classical coagulation cascade. This is described as a proteinaceous, pseudo-amyloid–like clot. The spike protein is reported to circulate after vaccination, with studies in the Journal of Immunology showing spikes in circulation and exosomes up to four months after shots. Long-haul COVID data (Patterson’s study) reportedly shows S1 protein present in nonclassical monocytes in blood, suggesting persistence of spike protein, whether from infection or the vaccine, which can induce clotting pathways on its own. Dr. Pretorius discusses observations of upregulation of intercellular adhesion molecules (ICAMs) on leukocytes within clots, causing white blood cells to adhere in addition to fibrin, contributing to difficulty in dissolving these clots. Concerning treatment and detection, the speakers describe depletion of plasminogen, reducing the body’s ability to break down clots, and note that standard anticoagulants are less effective against these clots, which are described as amyloid-like and atypical. They emphasize that these are not the classical clotting pathways involving platelet activation and typical thrombin–fibrin cascades. They contrast this with expectations of standard clotting mechanisms and reference the unusual, non-classical pathway highlighted by Pretorius. The discussion also mentions the idea that spike protein in circulation can drive clotting without the usual platelet activation, and that some patients have continued to experience spike-related effects long after vaccination. They assert that vaccines were developed targeting the original Wuhan strain and may not cover Omicron; they suggest the shot’s risk-benefit balance is unfavorable given ongoing clotting, immune suppression, and cancer-inducing pathways, and they claim data indicate those who receive two or three shots may acquire Omicron at a higher rate than those unvaccinated. They conclude that the shot is expired for a virus that is no longer circulating in its original form and argue that vaccination induces dangerous pathologic processes with no protective benefit.

In this video, the speaker discusses the presence of white fibrous clots in bodies. They conducted a survey last year to determine if this phenomenon was real. The survey revealed that around 70% of embalmers were seeing these clots, with most of them noticing them after the rollout of vaccines in 2021. Some embalmers reported seeing these clots in up to 50% or more of the corpses they worked with. The speaker is currently conducting another survey to gather more information on what embalmers are observing in 2023.

Tom Haviland, a retired major in the US Air Force and an experienced embalmer, discusses the presence of white fibrous clots found in the circulatory systems of deceased individuals. These clots, which have been observed in a high percentage of corpses over the past three years, are believed to be made of amyloid protein and fibrin. Embalmers have noticed an increase in the size and prevalence of these clots, as well as an increase in microclotting or "coffee ground" clots. The data collected from embalmers suggests that these clots may be linked to the spike protein produced by the COVID-19 vaccines.

We invited the staff of the Giovannini studio to discuss their study on the blood of over a thousand people, including those who were inoculated and those who were not. They found that the blood of inoculated individuals showed alterations in shape and arrangement of red blood cells when observed under dark field microscopy. In a normal blood sample, the red blood cells are spherical and well-oxygenated, with no foreign bodies present. However, in the blood of inoculated individuals, they observed the presence of nanotube-shaped inclusions that attracted red blood cells, leading to potential circulatory issues. This phenomenon, known as impelamento, can have thrombogenic effects. This occurs specifically in the blood of inoculated individuals.

I've examined blood samples and have observed anomalies in everyone I've tested, even myself. I'm now seeing things I never saw in un*vaxxed individuals before. I'm noticing unusual formations, like chains potentially building, which typically occurs when the blood is breaking down. These formations seem more noticeable during decomposition. What's interesting is that while the body decomposes, these anomalies don't. They change and morph into something else. The red blood cells are visible, but when these formations mass together, that's when they evolve or morph. It could happen at any moment.

I washed my slides and found anomalies in everyone's blood, including my own. These anomalies resemble liver congestion and may form chains as blood breaks down. They do not decompose like the rest of the body, but instead morph into something else, possibly evolving further. The process of transformation is ongoing and could happen at any moment.

I washed my slides and found similar anomalies in everyone, including myself, which I hadn't seen in the unvaccinated before. I observe my blood regularly, and I've noticed some unusual formations that resemble liver congestion. These changes seem to become more apparent as the body decomposes, yet the anomalies themselves do not decompose; they morph into different forms. The red blood cells are present, but when they gather into masses, they begin to evolve. This process hasn't started yet, but it could happen at any moment.

I'm at the funeral home with some guys. There's a clot in the iliac artery, which is unusual. The clots got worse over time. We tried draining fluid from the carotid artery but it stopped. A big clot came out, surprising us. The only way to see this in the body is through internal examination.

Since 2017, I've analyzed blood and noticed unusual findings. Clients often ask what to do about these anomalies, but I don’t have all the answers. My name is Kelly Bacher from Campbellford, Ontario, and I help people identify issues in their blood. Recently, many have sought my services, feeling unwell despite being told they’re fine. I've observed strange, glowing green entities that self-assemble, resembling crab-like or squid-like forms with segmented tentacles. Additionally, there are metallic-looking pieces that seem to degrade into living organisms. When I turn off my microscope, these entities become dormant, but they become active again with heat and light. This behavior is not typical; when blood dies, it should remain dead.

Since 2017, I've analyzed blood samples and recently, I've noticed unusual elements that shouldn't be there. Clients ask me how to address these anomalies, but I don't have all the answers, which is why I'm seeking help. I'm Kelly Bacher, a live blood analyst in Campbellford, Ontario. I help people by analyzing anomalies and suggest meal plans or supplements to improve their well-being. Recently, many people have sought my services, feeling that something is wrong despite being told otherwise. I've observed illuminated, self-assembling structures that resemble crab-like or squid-like organisms with segmented tentacles. I've never seen anything like this before. Additionally, there are metallic-looking pieces that degrade and transform into unknown living things. These organisms become dormant when the microscope is off, but reactivate with heat and light. This isn't normal; dead blood should remain dead.

In this video, Richard Hirschman, an embalmer, discusses the abnormal blood clotting issues he has observed in bodies since early 2021. He shares that these clots are different from typical blood clots, as they are white, fibrous, and rubbery in texture. Hirschman believes that these clots may be caused by aberrant proteins resulting from the COVID vaccines. He emphasizes the need for further research and understanding of these clots and their potential impact on health. Another guest, Jamie, a funeral service professional, supports Hirschman's observations and urges people to critically evaluate the situation. The video also includes a discussion on the suppression of information and the need for scientific investigation.

A data analyst and former Air Force Major conducted a survey among embalmers nationwide. 72% reported seeing white fibrous blood clots in corpses in 2023. The analyst, Tom Haviland, conducted the survey after hearing reports of these clots. He sent out surveys to over 3 dozen funeral associations and 1700 funeral homes worldwide. The survey found that 7 out of 10 embalmers observed the clots, with most seeing them after the vaccine rollout in 2021. A follow-up survey is currently underway to gather more data for 2023.

Last year, a survey was conducted to investigate the phenomenon of white fibrous clots seen by embalmers. The survey reached out to various funeral director associations and funeral homes worldwide. The results showed that around 70% of embalmers were observing these clots, with most of them noticing them after the vaccine rollout in 2021. Some embalmers reported seeing the clots in over 50% of the bodies they worked on. Another survey is currently underway to gather data on embalmers' observations in 2023.

I recently conducted a survey of embalmers, and 73% of the 269 respondents reported finding white fibrous clots in corpses during 2023. These clots, which consist of fibrin, platelets, and amyloid-like material, are suspected to be a contributing factor in strokes and heart attacks. Embalmers are finding these clots are making it necessary to use multiple injection sites, lengthening the embalming process. While similar clots were observed in 2020, during the initial COVID outbreak, their prevalence exploded with the introduction of vaccines in 2021. The spike protein from the virus and vaccines may be responsible for the formation of these clots. Additionally, embalmers are reporting increases in microclotting and traditional grape jelly clots. One theory suggests "frame shifting," where ribosomes misread the modified RNA code from vaccines, creating aberrant proteins that form amyloid material. I can be contacted at thomashaveland@sbcglobal.net.

I'm Kelly Bacher, a live blood analyst from Campbellford, Ontario. Lately, I've been noticing unusual things in people's blood samples. These anomalies appear as illuminated, green-glowing organisms that self-assemble into crab-like or squid-like shapes with segmented tentacles. There are also metallic-looking pieces that eventually transform into unknown living organisms. When I turn off my microscope, they become dormant, but when I turn it back on, they start moving again. This is not normal because blood is supposed to die when it dies. I don't have answers yet, so I'm reaching out for help.

Involvers are seeing very unusual blood clots that they had never seen before until the last four or five years. These clots look like a cast of a particular part of the vascular system, with a main trunk and tributaries running off. Sometimes they are gelatinous, sometimes dry and rubbery. Involvers say they look like calamari and stretch like a rubber band. They are hard to break and have to be pulled apart with tension. These clots are different than the grape jelly clots or chicken fat clots that involvers have typically seen in the past. Chicken fat clots are yellowish, smaller, and tear easily, unlike these large white clots.

I washed my slides and examined blood samples from everyone, including myself. I noticed some anomalies that I hadn't seen in unvaccinated individuals before. These anomalies appear when the blood starts breaking down, particularly during decomposition. Interestingly, while the blood changes, the anomalies do not decompose; instead, they morph into different forms. The red blood cells are present, but when they cluster together, they begin to evolve into something else. This transformation could happen at any moment.

I am a live blood analyst and I have noticed some abnormal things in people's blood recently. I don't have all the answers, so I'm reaching out for help. The blood samples I've examined have unusual illuminated objects that glow green and self-assemble into different organisms like crabs or squids. There are also metallic-looking pieces that eventually turn into unknown living things. These objects become dormant when the microscope is off, but come alive when it's turned back on. This is not normal because blood is supposed to die when it dies.

I washed my slides and found anomalies in everyone's blood, including my own. These anomalies, resembling liver congestion, can potentially form chains as blood breaks down. Despite the body decomposing, the anomalies do not break down but instead morph into something else, possibly evolving further. While observing red blood cells, I noticed these anomalies forming masses that could transform into something new. The transformation process may occur soon or not at all.

The speaker states they have recreated an observation on every person and now find it in everyone, including themselves, even though they never found it in the unjobbed before. They observe bubbles that normally indicate liver congestion, but now appear to potentially build chains. This phenomenon seems more noticeable once the body starts to decompose. The speaker notes that while anomalies change and morph into something else during decomposition, they do not decompose themselves. The speaker points out red blood cells and notes that when certain formations get into masses, they can evolve or morph into something else, possibly even during observation.

Since 2017, I've analyzed blood and noticed unusual findings. Clients often ask what to do about these anomalies, but I don't have the answers. I'm Kelly Bacher from Campbellford, Ontario, a live blood analyst. Many people seek my help because they feel unwell despite being told they're fine. I've observed strange, glowing green entities in blood that self-assemble, resembling crab or squid-like forms with tentacles. Additionally, I've found metallic-looking pieces that seem to degrade into living organisms. When I turn off my microscope, these entities become dormant, but they reactivate with heat and light, moving again. This behavior is not normal; when blood dies, it should remain dead.

In this video, the speaker discusses a documentary about embalmers finding strange white fibrous clots in corpses. They highlight a statement made by an embalmer at a conference, where all attendees claimed to have seen these clots after the rollout of safe injections. The speaker contacts the Ohio Embalmers Association and confirms that the vice president also sees these clots. This prompts the speaker to conduct a survey, which reveals that 66% of embalmers have witnessed the clots, with some seeing them in up to 50% of corpses. The clots can be as long as 2 feet and may cause strokes and heart attacks by blocking veins and arteries.

Speaker 0 opens by stating this is the very first time a United States State Funeral Director Association president or former president has spoken about unusual white fibrous clots that embalmers with twenty or thirty years of experience have never seen in their corpses before until the years of COVID and the COVID vaccines. He notes, in his latest worldwide survey, it was about one out of every five corpses that had this phenomenon, and asks Chris what he’s seeing. Chris (Speaker 1) replies that it’s a little bit higher than that. He has been seeing it in probably thirty to forty percent of each and every body that he embalm's. He describes these as foreign bodies that they have never come across, or at least he has never come across in the ten years that he has been a funeral director and embalmer. He also believes it’s been more than ten years, which he says is a little humbling. He emphasizes that, regardless, it’s a serious problem that needs to be addressed and looked into, and warns against turning a blind eye to it for whatever reason, whether it’s an agenda or what have you, calling that a big problem. Chris further suggests that these findings raise concerns about potential connections to health outcomes, asking who knows if these are causing rapidly progressing cancers, along with heart attacks or strokes that many younger individuals are experiencing. He stresses that this is something that needs to be pursued.