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I should note WHY I think the "embalmer clots" are such seismic evidence - evidence that, once proven, would stop the shots almost overnight. This is because anyone can SEE these clots with their own eyes. By now, there are hundreds of photos of these ugly substances taken from hundreds (or more) bodies. There's also video footage of these clots being removed.

The embalmers (and a few surgeons and cath-lab managers) can also hold these things in their hands. They can show us how big they are. They pull on them and they don't break apart.

In the history of human anatomy, this is a new phenomena. Nobody needs to read any conflicting and complex medical studies to reach the conclusion these shots are not safe. The evidence is TANGIBLE. If any person looks at these white fibrous substances and concludes they are benign or safe, this person is crazy as a loon.

If nothing else, put a black box label on the vials saying, "Covid vaccines may cause clots like these" - and then show photographs of a couple of these clots. Let's see how many people decide to go ahead and get these shots - or give them to their 2-year-old child.

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At least thousands of people are certified embalmers in America. Tom Haviland's embalmer surveys show that up to 70 percent of these embalmers have found these strange, white fibrous clots by now. According to Tom's last survey, embalmers are finding these clots in 20 percent of the bodies they embalm. The previous survey said 30 percent. Extrapolated to the population of people who have died and been embalmed, that is MILLIONS of bodies that had these clots.

Also, more than half of people are now cremated (not embalmed) so we don't have any clot data on more than half the people who have died in the past three years.

In other words, these are conservative numbers, certainly NOT trivial figures.

Also, the embalmers say they don't find all the clots in the embalming process.

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