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Shelagh Anne Shackleton's avatar

I have to say Geoff ,

that the medical community whether research or clinical, is being extremely coy about Endotoxin.

Possibly because they want to argue that the MRNA platform just needs a little tweak here and there to become the next greatest invention, since the introduction of sliced bread.

And as Endotoxin contamination plagues any genetic platform at scale/i.e. grown in E.Coli, it has become the elephant in the room.

And they are also coy about the fact that antibiotic resistance is an absolute requirement of the process of manufacturing MRNA.

So two large elephants, that they are sure the public won't notice.

Here's a link to an online conference, where Resia Pretorius, in her presentation points out that research from 2011 shows that endotoxin causes fibrin in blood to misfold and become amyloid leading to amyloid clot formation. I thought of you when she said it.

https://open.substack.com/pub/philipmcmillan/p/hidden-drivers-of-post-covid-dysfunction?r=rr2sr&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false

So it's the endotoxins in the MRNA injections that are leading to the amyloid/calamari clots. (My inference. Resia doesn't go there.)

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damon mcclure's avatar

Very good article.

I'm not qualified to debate the science at your level(theirs apparently too) but for me your hypothesis strengthens more from the co-incidences and the censorship of your message then the science anyway.

Perhaps behaviour rarely lie but clusters never do and we have clusters of behaviours and copious co-incidences that are racking up.

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