New update on the fibrin clots found during embalming
Uplate from February 7th. John Campbell discusses that these Fibrin clots were never seen prior to 2020. This is a new disease, a new pathology. This is a 6 minute watch. I realize some people are not fans of Dr. Campbell, as he was heavy into vaccine pushing early on. It took him awhile to “wake up”. But I think that is important on this journey too. Just because he was not awake in the beginning does not mean he has not done a 180 to go hey wait, something is wrong here. In all honesty, most people who are anti-covid vax now were pro-covid vax once upon a time. Hence why 70%+ of people took the first 2 vaccines and with each shot rolled out less and less people took the boosters. With the exception of a handful of people, most that I know took 1-3 shots and now are quite aware of the issues the shots have. I have compassion for them as they are scared. So please listen to what he says here, regardless of his past. Take this information for what it is and in my opinion, it is important information. He is among the first people to actually go beyond “hey what are these fibrin clots” and actually call them an entirely new disease and pathology.
YouTube is trying to restrict viewing of this (that should tell you something) so click the link on the embedded video as there is an age restriction on it.
I do not understand the skepticism you allude to about people who were initially pro-vax or at least not anti vax. Campbell is a powerful spokesperson because he is a conventional person who has realized as evidence has emerged that crimes were committed and are still being committed. I like him. I wrote about the evolution from trust to no trust: https://oldschoolcounselor.substack.com/p/you-did-the-right-thing-at-the-time.
https://youtu.be/4rAoqhTUU0g?si=U3MMtAnAG-6XmS8E
Here's the full text of Dr. Campbell's coverage of this "new disease." Vaccine acquired massive clots. Is this a ticking time bomb and in whom? Does it increase with more boosters? Is it dependent on "bad batches?" Where are the peer reviewed studies of these patients? Is this phenomenon reproducible in lab animals? Why aren't our scientists studying this?