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Blood clots in corpses make them difficult to embalm
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(29-04-2023, 04:43 PM)SueDonim Wrote:
(29-04-2023, 01:52 PM)king1 Wrote: It looked to me like the article was just presenting an overview of a study conducted by 

is the interpretation of the results presented by the SWPRS you take issue with or the results of the study by the german pathologists?

My suspicion was aroused when a 12 month old article by a "policy" publication is quoting pathologists who don't seem to have had the work published in a peer reviewed medical journal. I didn't look too hard so may have missed it, but the references to their work seem to all be on the fringe.

Personally, I think the quote I pulled from the article is probably about right ("To what extent can a severe or even a mild coronavirus infection cause similar endothelial damage?..."). It's a pity they then went back on that concept.
The transcript (including images) of Professor Arne Burkhardt's presentation is in these PDF links 1 & 2. Most importantly his findings relate to vaccine injuries not COVID infections.

Call it conspiracy theorism if you want to take that stance but anyone who presents less than positive data relating to the COVID vaccination program finds it extremely difficult to have their findings published, or even taken seriously, due to the very powerful entities they are challenging. They are literally swimming against the tide.


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RE: Blood clots in corpses make them difficult to embalm - by harm_less - 29-04-2023, 06:22 PM

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