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The way that works is you make an incision under the collar line, you insert a pump,

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that pump pumps formaldehyde around the body.

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Well, when you release the pump, you get back pressure, and it spits this stuff out.

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And this is, there have been loads of people that have had this in them.

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This is the kind of volume that you get come out, and this is in someone's carotid artery.

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It isn't natural.

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My name is John O'Looney. I'm a Funeral Director based in Milton Keynes.

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I've been a Funeral Director for 18 years.

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Ten of those were spent working with Co-Optive Funeral Care, which is a major funeral provider in the UK.

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In the last eight years, I've been running my own funeral home.

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There isn't much I haven't seen.

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In seven years of that, I worked for the coroner as well, so on body recovery.

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So I'm quite familiar with the processes involved with the coroner,

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and also recovering deceased in all shapes and states,

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and I've got a good idea of what is normal and what isn't.

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Back halfway through 2021, we had a 30-year-old man who died suddenly.

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He was, shall we say, early 30s, and he had a big social circle, as you do at that age,

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and his family wanted us to embalm him to make him presentable

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for a large number of people who wanted to pay their respects in the chapel of rest.

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So he'd been for a post-mortem, and during the post-mortem process,

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they'd removed all his organs, taken blocks and slides,

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and looked at those organs to try and ascertain the manner of his death,

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and then they put them back in.

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So when we embalm someone, we then have to take those organs out

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and manually target the compromised circulatory system.

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And when we did that, we noticed that his arteries were actually quite significantly blocked

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with obstructions.

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So we grabbed a pair of tweezers and pulled that obstruction out,

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and we pulled a clot out of his femoral artery the full length of his leg.

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It appeared to be a natural-looking clot initially,

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except there were properties about it that weren't natural.

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So let me explain.

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The clot is very jelly-like.

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It breaks apart easily.

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You can wash it down the plug hole.

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This stuff is like calamari.

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It's very rubbery, very strong,

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and this virtually filled his arteries.

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There was no doubt in my mind why this young man had died.

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Obviously, this is a pathology inside people.

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Have I ever seen anything like this before?

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No, in honesty.

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And I don't expect to find it in 30-year-olds and 32-year-olds and 48-year-olds

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and 42-year-olds, and it's young people.

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I've also got a BIE, British Institute of Embalmers member.

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He's full-time.

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He works for me.

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He's done 22 years.

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He's never seen anything like it either, and he's horrified.

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In the UK, funeral directors, along with the coroner,

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are considered the gatekeepers to the cemetery.

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It is the funeral director's responsibility to report any unusual findings

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in regards to the body of the deceased

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and the coroner's responsibility to investigate what may have happened.

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This system has been in place in the UK for hundreds of years,

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and it is meant to provide reassurance

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that any suspected foul play will be investigated.

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Imagine that I pick a deceased up from the hospital

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and I bring that deceased back to my funeral home

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and I'm in the mortuary,

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and as I'm rolling this deceased over to dress them,

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I see a puncture wound or a knife hanging out of their back.

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I have an obligation to report those concerns for two reasons.

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One, I have a legal obligation to do that.

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Legally, I have to report it, and I report that to my local coroner.

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And then, number two, I have a moral obligation as a decent human being.

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I've got concerns.

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So I contacted my local coroner and voiced these concerns.

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I did that via an email.

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They didn't respond to the email.

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I got a call from one of the girls in the office four or five days later,

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and she said she'd spoken to the pathologist.

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He was happy with everything that he'd found

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when he'd looked at this deceased and that he didn't need any samples

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and I should get rid of them.

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And he then suggested that this rubber grows inside deceased post-mortem.

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So basically, when you die, rubber fills your arteries,

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which is fantasy.

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It's just pure fantasy, you know.

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And if it wasn't, I would have seen it in 18 years

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that I've been in the industry.

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After the inadequate response from his local coroner,

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John decided to escalate the issue.

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There is not one death, there's loads of deaths

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and I didn't seem to be getting anywhere with the local coroner.

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And I have to maintain a working relationship with these people.

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What do I do?

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Do I start screaming liar down the phone?

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You can't.

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So I go to his boss and that's the chief coroner of England.

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And I wrote to them, voicing concerns,

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and I said, look, we're seeing an unprecedented number of young deaths coming through.

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They're not COVID.

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We're finding these unnatural clots.

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What is it?

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You know, what are you doing about it?

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And I didn't get a reply.

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So then three weeks later, I wrote again.

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And they basically said, we have to go, we have to follow government policy.

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It's not for us to change government policy.

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So clearly, government policy is that they don't talk about it.

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I've got an embalmer who's done 22 years.

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He's BIE certified.

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His own BIE have threatened any embalmers from raising any concerns outside of the BIE.

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So they do a bi-monthly publication.

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It's a magazine.

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And it goes to all their members.

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And in that magazine, they openly warn them not to speak to anyone about any concerns they have,

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other than a girl called Karen Caney, who runs the organisation, this particular department.

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They're not allowed to speak out.

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They're not allowed to voice any concerns because they'll be seen as bringing the BIE into disrepute.

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And therein lies the problem.

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John says these white, rubbery clots started to appear about six months after the first COVID-19 vaccines were administered in the UK.

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So these are an illustration of the clots that we pulled out of a gentleman today.

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The longest one has come from the ephemeral artery.

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The two smallest ones have come from the radial artery.

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And you can see these are not natural.

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These have come from inside the arteries.

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These are not a natural thing.

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These shouldn't be inside this young man.

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These are sitting inside this guy's arteries.

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Is that normal?

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No, it isn't normal.

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It's not normal at all.

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Now, I'm becoming convinced we're dealing with a completely new disease.

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Let me show you what I mean here.

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Now, these are the white clots, for want of a better term,

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that are being taken out by embalmers during post-mortem.

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They're white, sort of rubbery clots.

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And these are being washed out at post-mortem.

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And I'm just convinced of this now because I've seen so many pictures of these.

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And you can see here that they seem to be branching in exactly the same way that the vascular tree would branch,

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the light branches.

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So I think these are casts.

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These are coming out from arteries in embalming and they're coming out from veins in embalming as well.

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Now, in 2023, embalmers reported that 20% of corpses were sharing these things.

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20% is a fifth.

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This is just huge.

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Before 2020, the embalmers weren't seeing any.

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The data presented by Dr. Campbell, estimating white clots to be present in 20% of deaths,

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is from a survey that was conducted by Major Tom Haviland,

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a data analyst and retired major in the U.S. Air Force.

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White fibrous clots that have been supplied by embalmers,

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and they're seeing these all around the world embalmers are seeing these clots,

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and they're seeing them actually in a high percentage of their corpses, unfortunately.

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The appearance of these white clots coincides with an increase in the number of people dying

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and changes in the normal patterns of death.

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We have no room at the inn.

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We're absolutely at capacity.

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Is that because I'm a good funeral director and people like what I do?

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Quite possibly.

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But I would suggest it's also because of the ONS figures,

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which tell us all there are over 100,000 sudden excess deaths in the last 12 months alone.

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The clue here is in the numbers.

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So to give you an idea, to put it into context, when I worked for the co-op,

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the branch I worked at was 800 funerals a year.

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And in that 800 funerals, I could count the amount of people under 50 on one hand in a 12-month period.

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I do that in a month here now, and I do 160 funerals a year.

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So the numbers are really, really off.

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You know, we're getting people in in their 40s, in their 30s, in their 50s.

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People that are dying suddenly with no comorbidities.

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The cancer story is a very interesting story.

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So prior to the COVID jab rollout, we used to get people come in that died from cancer,

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and they would have a cancer story.

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And that cancer story would be two years, five years, sometimes 10 years long.

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We're seeing people now that are dying within eight weeks, 12 weeks, 16 weeks,

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and not in their 60s and 70s.

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These are people in their 40s, 30s, 50s.

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People that just don't die of cancer usually, in numbers that we're seeing.

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Official data from all around the world does show that more people are dying

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since the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines.

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Sudden death among healthy working-age people worldwide is skyrocketing.

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Here in America, it was up 40% during the third and fourth quarters of 2021.

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It would appear we're still suffering from excess deaths of about 1,000 a week.

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Add the two together, 2022 plus 2023, we get 101,903 excess deaths in the United Kingdom.

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And, I mean, I've seen the very raw figures, and they are quite worrying

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because there's excess deaths of the younger people going on.

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This excess death started and correlates with the vaccine programme.

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The latest twist in this tragic saga is that the Office for National Statistics in the UK

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has suddenly decided to change the way that it calculates excess deaths.

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The Office for National Statistics in my country has changed the way

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that excess deaths are recorded.

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So we know there's been problems with excess deaths for some time.

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Government agencies have just out of nowhere decided,

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you know excess deaths?

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Yeah, we know excess deaths.

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Do you know excess deaths?

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Yeah, we're going to calculate them in a different way now.

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It's complicated statistics, information, numbers, maths.

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They're all very subjective concepts.

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This new way that you're going to calculate excess deaths,

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is it, this is just a shot in the dark,

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which is what you've ironically been giving all of us,

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is it going to make the number of excess deaths lower?

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Oh, yeah, it is. Hmm, that's interesting.

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Now, guess what?

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In the UK, they've come up with the new formula

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to count how many people are dying.

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And you'll be surprised to find out

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that now there are no excess deaths with this new formula.

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For the last year,

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only one Member of Parliament in the UK has raised the issue.

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After much pushback, he finally made it happen today in the House of Commons.

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Sadly, the chamber was almost empty with just a handful of MPs present.

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Andrew Bridgen has been persecuted by other members of Parliament

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for daring to ask questions about COVID vaccines.

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A tweet from the Chief Whip, Simon Hart,

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saying that they've removed the whip immediately

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from Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen.

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This relates to the fact that he has been sharing various information,

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questioning the safety of various COVID-related vaccines.

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Andrew Bridgen is probably one of the only guys of any integrity.

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He stands up in Parliament on the back of 100,000 excess deaths.

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And they all jeering.

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And they're all going on jollies in Davos

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instead of debating the death of their constituents.

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People that have actually voted him into that privileged position.

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It beggars belief.

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And it tells us all, doesn't it,

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that Westminster is rotten to its very core.

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Mr Bridgen has been relentless in his pursuit for the truth

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and subsequent hearings have been much better attended.

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Andrew Bridgen to move the motion, Andrew.

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Thank you, Sir Gary.

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On the 2nd of March 2024,

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six other members of Parliament jointly signed a letter with Mr Bridgen,

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addressed to the government department responsible for statistics.

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The letter makes a formal request for granular data to be released

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about excess deaths and COVID-19 vaccines.

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There are reports that this data has already been made available

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to pharmaceutical companies, but not to the public.

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Twenty-one members of Parliament have now given their support to this request

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and have urged the health secretary to release this data.

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People are waking up.

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The Great Reset is very slowly morphing into the Great Awakening.

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And these people are running around like headless chickens now,

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desperate as people wake up to what's going on.

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This is a crime of biblical proportions.

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So I feel a mixture of grief and sadness at relationships that I've lost.

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But I feel very privileged because I feel this is a real pivotal time

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in humanity's history.

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And I feel very privileged to be a small cog in part of what hopefully

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will lead us to victory and justice for these criminals.

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They can be taken to wherever that be, to Nuremberg or wherever.

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That's my hope.

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I just can't be complicit in murdering and killing people

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and not saying nothing.

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It's just not in me.

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How could you stand over the coffin of a 30-year-old man

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and watch his women and his missus and his kids crying their heart out,

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knowing what's happened and saying nothing?

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I can't do it.

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I can't do it.

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Not even once.

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Once.

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I can't do it.