Thread by @han_francis

#DiedSuddenlydocumentary #DiedSuddenly #vaccineswork The video is out on rumble and, is essentially a list of people who appeared to have fainted on TV - where the narrator attributes every cause to immunization. Here's the debunk.🧵(1/8)

Sorting out fainting requires a systematic approach from your doc, not a Sherry Tenpenny testimonial. You would expect an architect to systematically figure out why a bridge collapsed. You would expect a car mechanic to systematically figure out why a sound is happening.(2/8)

Same applies to a physician. A physician has never been allowed to declare by royal decree that someone died due to an immunization. A detailed investigation has always been mandatory. Lets look at some of the incorrect attributions they used: (3/8)

The basketball player here tested positive for COVID BEFORE the immunization was available. Viral myocarditis is a well known cause of collapsing athletes. We restrict exercise after myocarditis for this precise reason. (4/8)

https://twitter.com/thereal_truther/status/1586431003312107522?s=20&t=kI9eN5z2Zph-kU4G5jPRiQ

This woman survived with no injuries and was explicitly described to have not eaten or drank for a long time:

https://twitter.com/thereal_truther/status/1586431007565045760?s=20&t=kI9eN5z2Zph-kU4G5jPRiQ

(5/8)

Cardiac events are now known to be a serious issue after even mild COVID infections: (6/8) cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspecti…

And cardiac event risk is lessened by immunization: jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/… (7/8)

The authors of the video are really only interested in their narrative. Mike Lindell and Sherry Tenpenny are most certainly not coming to help you if get hospitalized with an MI or post-COVID blood clot. Keep your eye on reliable COVID information. (8/8)

#DiedSuddenlydocumentary #DiedSuddenly #vaccineswork The video is out on rumble and, is essentially a list of people who appeared to have fainted on TV - where the narrator attributes every cause to immunization. Here's the debunk. pt2🧵

The other part of the video is embalmers discussing clots (the rest of the video is recycled claims elsewhere that would make an endless thread, so I'm focusing on the biology part). One part of fundamental blood biology: blood no longer moving is a trigger for clot.

For multiple reasons, we have standardized approaches to figuring out why clot happened. Diagnosis: academic.oup.com/eurheartj/arti… Treatment: ashpublications.org/bloodadvances/…

100% of dead bodies have clots (not necessarily everywhere) but the video advances a hypothesis that this is not normal. White clots contain more vWF, collagen, and platelets than red blood cells (sciencedirect.com/science/articl…) .

However, the analysis presented in the video makes no effort to systematically analyze the composition of the clots purported to be abnormal in the dissections/ autopsies/ cases prepared in the funeral homes. One would expect a trained pathologist to try to do this.

An example of a research group who tries to do this sysematically is this one pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34592611/. Skipping over the Steve Kirsch monologues and dramatic interviews - the only conclusion that can be made with the scant evidence is that clots were found.

Should we study the clots more? Sure! A rumble video supported by the Stew Peters network hardly qualifies as a formal mechanistic study though.

PS: I have no interest in commenting on the new world order, schemes on depopulation, and the rest of the non-medical information that fills the rest of the documentary. I've made this thread to focus solely on the biological claims.