![]() This likely wasn’t caused by spike proteins, but by T-cells attacks on vaccine transfected cells. what was bleeding? why wasn’t it visible? I had an idea then…hidden in plain sight.Ī calcified heart left me puzzled early September when I first read a ground-breaking study whereby Hong Kong University had injected intravenously Comirnaty (aka: Pfizer vaccine) to mice to find that it triggered a calcification of the pericardium in just 2 days ! So the aha is the remembering of what you already knew, articulated in a way to resonate with your own truth. All had the capacity to transfect any cell anywhere… but something was missing: where was this massive amount most negative? why, where and how nanoparticles were hurting people most? …īleeding without an apparent injury: in one of our conversations, Peter McCullough mentioned that many vaccine-injured had very elevated levels of D-dimers in the blood, but an MRI scan showed no specific explanation for this haemorrhage. The thing about an aha moment, Oprah said, is that 'you think you've never thought of it that way before.But you can't have an 'aha' unless you already knew it. A massive amount of nanoparticles ended up in the blood stream. Something was missin g in my article “What happens to those billions of NanoParticles …” : The fundamental tenet of the bouncing balls analogy was that there was no way these vaccines were safe. Today’s article builds on five distinct triggers I have had these past few months: Active debates with critical thinkers are an essential crystallisation process to bridge facts, concepts and anecdotes into a consistent whole that make sense of things. That’s why reading, listening, smelling, touching and arguing are so key to human understanding. ![]() ![]() They are all about associations, connecting the dots, putting things in perspective:Ī sort of synestesic process of fluttering butterfly wings entering in resonance.
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