FAQs

Can you explain the D-Dimer and other blood tests?

The D-Dimer was not that well known of a test until the C19 jabs were rolled out. It detects early development of blood clots at the capillary level. It is not diagnostic but it does give information to help form a diagnosis. We’re finding that people who took the jab have an elevated D-Dimer level. This can be due to many things other than the jab. Standard allopathic blood tests are coming up unremarkable. Unfortunately there are no straight answers provided by one test, and that’s what makes the situation very confusing.

When will people “connect the dots?”

I do believe we are approaching a tipping point. We talked to Dr. Sherri Tenpenny on the Dr. Jane Ruby show.. and her expert opinion is that we’re no where near the tipping point and it’s going to come very quickly in the few next years. When people start to see large numbers of people in their surroundings collapsing, getting sick, dying from heart attacks, I do believe they will connect the dots. And don’t forget that a recent poll showed that 48% of the general public do believe the jab causes death and disability in otherwise healthy people, and that they’re very dangerous.

Can an unjabbed male’s sperm be affected by working around or hanging around jabbed people?

The short answer is yes. I often refer to Pfizer’s own documents in their main protocol for what we consider their pivotal trial (even though it was not done appropriately and illegally to bring it to market). That protocol which is C4591001 has a section titled Exposure During Pregnancy (EDP) which states, “An EDP occurs if…A female is found to be pregnant while being exposed or having been exposed to study intervention due to environmental exposure.” The document also says “ A male family member or healthcare provider who has been exposed to the study intervention by inhalation or skin contact then exposes his female partner prior to or around the time of conception.”