Worldwide Exclusive: Embalmers Find Veins & Arteries Filled with Never Before Seen Rubbery Clots

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This experimental drug causes blood clots. The evidence is here (one of many thousands) and again, I strongly suggest NOT to take any more of this poison. I have warned many people including my friends and families about this countless times in the past (aside from the fact that it is immoral taking this jab). This will get worse until you stop complying to this unconstitutional, immoral, illegal mandate (coersion) and until the government is held accountable for this crime against humanity. 

Pray for those who have been injured/died from this demonic poison vaccine and protection from this evil and for the conversion of these corrupt evil gov't/healthcare leaders.


Here's another testimony by a doctor stating that this experimental drug caused blood clots to people. Dr. Charles Hoffe reports that in his small practice, he has seen 10 patients who have been disabled by the vaccine, supposedly due to microscopic blood clots.
50% of people who get these shots have evidence of microscopic blood clots from the blood test called the D-Dimer.

Anti-vax Olympic champion dies from Covid aged 51 after finally agreeing to take jab

An Olympic champion who initially refused the Covid vaccine has now died from the disease. Gymnast Szilveszter Csollany passed at the age of 51 after eventually agreeing to be jabbed to keep his job.

Read more HERE

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/other-sports/anti-vax-olympic-champion-dead-26051796



When the wicked are in authority, transgression increases; 

but the righteous will look upon their downfall.

—Proverbs 29:16

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