Yes, we've known both the virus and the jabs can cause blood clots, but the clots shown in Died Suddenly are not normal blood clots. They do not break down when exposed to water. They do not respond to anti-coagulation therapy.
Ryan Cole says they are real.
FYI, I remember a few months back when you said in a video interview that you had…
Yes, we've known both the virus and the jabs can cause blood clots, but the clots shown in Died Suddenly are not normal blood clots. They do not break down when exposed to water. They do not respond to anti-coagulation therapy.
Ryan Cole says they are real.
FYI, I remember a few months back when you said in a video interview that you had your doubts about the fibrous clots, but you believed Ryan Cole to be a credible source. I was also skeptical when I first saw an interview of John O'Looney about a year and a half ago. Then, Steve Kirsch addressed them in March of this year. At one point, Kirsch interviewed Ryan Cole about them in an airport.
People are shooting the messenger and ignoring the message. Are the clots real? What can be done to help people? That's what matters to me. I don't care about Stew Peters underage drinking or his colorful past.
I'm not a fan of Dr. Drew, but he invited Ryan Cole onto his show last week to talk about the vaxx side effects. They talk about the clots.
Understand, you just spent a paragraph saying that the clot story had already been told by other people. I agree. Thus Stew Peters is not the messenger.
In fact, my probability estimate for the story went down watching this documentary. All kinds of opportunities were missed to show good evidence. Why?
Also, you seem to have little interest in the primary points in my articles, and haven't challenged any facts. I'm not at all certain what you're trying to convince me of unless it's that people shouldn't be wary of the potential for bad faith actors who agree with them about something. And I reject that premise wholesale, and already gave plenty of reasons why.
Steve Kirsch wrote a substack article in March 2022 and later (this fall?) interviewed Ryan Cole about the fibrous clots in an airport somewhere. If you call that "already been told by other people", I don't know what to say.
What is the goal of the so-called health freedom movement?
Do you want people to stop getting jabbed or not?
Do you think those awful clots would convince people to stop getting jabbed?
'Cause I do.
This isn't about Stew Peters. This is about the hundreds of millions of people who've been injected with an experimental gene therapy that appears to cause fibrous clots that do not respond to conventional anti-coagulation therapy, clots that are incompatible with life.
Are the clots real?
Are they caused by the shots?
And, if so, what can be done to help the hundreds of millions of people who got the injections?
I don't care about Stew Peters underage drinking. I don't care about his colorful past. I don't like his sensationalist style. He is not my preferred messenger for those reasons. But he addressed the clots. Do you think those pretty films by Headwinds advanced the "movement"? Riding horsies in Andalusia and dining al fresco really helped the cause? How many books, podcasts, meetings, confabs, films...and no mention of these clots? Why? Are they real or are they fake? It isn't hard. Yes or no.
The notion that Peters is somehow an agent provocateur who is trying to discredit the so-called health freedom movement by drawing attention to the fibrous clots is ridiculous. It only works if they are fake...if the embalmers are lying...if Ryan Cole is lying. Are they?
I am confused and concerned that many people have attacked Stew Peters and ignored those clots. You don't like the way he presented the information? I agree. The film was emotionally manipulative. I agree. You don't like the lack of good evidence? I agree.
That's why I keep asking if the clots are real.
It's binary. The clots are real or they are not.
A year and a half after I first heard John O'Looney talk about the weird clots that embalmers were pulling out of dead bodies, no one with the proper pedigree in the so-called health freedom movement has addressed them in any meaningful way. Stew Peters shines the spotlight on them, and the first instinct of too many people is to talk about Stew Peters and ignore the clots.
Yes, we've known both the virus and the jabs can cause blood clots, but the clots shown in Died Suddenly are not normal blood clots. They do not break down when exposed to water. They do not respond to anti-coagulation therapy.
Ryan Cole says they are real.
FYI, I remember a few months back when you said in a video interview that you had your doubts about the fibrous clots, but you believed Ryan Cole to be a credible source. I was also skeptical when I first saw an interview of John O'Looney about a year and a half ago. Then, Steve Kirsch addressed them in March of this year. At one point, Kirsch interviewed Ryan Cole about them in an airport.
People are shooting the messenger and ignoring the message. Are the clots real? What can be done to help people? That's what matters to me. I don't care about Stew Peters underage drinking or his colorful past.
I'm not a fan of Dr. Drew, but he invited Ryan Cole onto his show last week to talk about the vaxx side effects. They talk about the clots.
https://www.rcolemd.com/post/cells-don-t-lie-and-foot-long-blood-clots-ask-dr-drew
Understand, you just spent a paragraph saying that the clot story had already been told by other people. I agree. Thus Stew Peters is not the messenger.
In fact, my probability estimate for the story went down watching this documentary. All kinds of opportunities were missed to show good evidence. Why?
Also, you seem to have little interest in the primary points in my articles, and haven't challenged any facts. I'm not at all certain what you're trying to convince me of unless it's that people shouldn't be wary of the potential for bad faith actors who agree with them about something. And I reject that premise wholesale, and already gave plenty of reasons why.
Steve Kirsch wrote a substack article in March 2022 and later (this fall?) interviewed Ryan Cole about the fibrous clots in an airport somewhere. If you call that "already been told by other people", I don't know what to say.
What is the goal of the so-called health freedom movement?
Do you want people to stop getting jabbed or not?
Do you think those awful clots would convince people to stop getting jabbed?
'Cause I do.
This isn't about Stew Peters. This is about the hundreds of millions of people who've been injected with an experimental gene therapy that appears to cause fibrous clots that do not respond to conventional anti-coagulation therapy, clots that are incompatible with life.
Are the clots real?
Are they caused by the shots?
And, if so, what can be done to help the hundreds of millions of people who got the injections?
I don't care about Stew Peters underage drinking. I don't care about his colorful past. I don't like his sensationalist style. He is not my preferred messenger for those reasons. But he addressed the clots. Do you think those pretty films by Headwinds advanced the "movement"? Riding horsies in Andalusia and dining al fresco really helped the cause? How many books, podcasts, meetings, confabs, films...and no mention of these clots? Why? Are they real or are they fake? It isn't hard. Yes or no.
The notion that Peters is somehow an agent provocateur who is trying to discredit the so-called health freedom movement by drawing attention to the fibrous clots is ridiculous. It only works if they are fake...if the embalmers are lying...if Ryan Cole is lying. Are they?
I am confused and concerned that many people have attacked Stew Peters and ignored those clots. You don't like the way he presented the information? I agree. The film was emotionally manipulative. I agree. You don't like the lack of good evidence? I agree.
That's why I keep asking if the clots are real.
It's binary. The clots are real or they are not.
A year and a half after I first heard John O'Looney talk about the weird clots that embalmers were pulling out of dead bodies, no one with the proper pedigree in the so-called health freedom movement has addressed them in any meaningful way. Stew Peters shines the spotlight on them, and the first instinct of too many people is to talk about Stew Peters and ignore the clots.