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Excellent points. But the problem is that those in charge of autopsies will never do that deep investigation. I happened to help close friends that lost their 15yo son in the and of 2021 in USA. It was an athlete that was in the US to play basketball. And that was medically evaluated annually in a very meticulous way. All exams always showed he was a very healthy kid. The final report took 7 months to be released and they tried hard to conclude that there was no possible cause other than fate...

The boy’s family leaves in Brazil and it made it impossible money and legally wise to insist on more profound investigation. Thank God, I could convince the profoundly sad and hurt parents not to vaccinate the younger kid. Useless to say I got smashed by my colleagues for preaching against a safe and effective drug... But could save a life so far.

We’ve been living in a very dangerous and unsafe world. The truth is calming forward but many insist in not letting it spread. Let’s keep going. Thanks for bringing so much light to this debate. Best wishes.

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Nothing speaks louder than our own eye witnessed evidence of fact when possibility and probabilities are zeroed in to the point of REALITY. "Unavoidably unsafe" is a deadly game.

"Safe and effective" is the hypnotic trigger word for a Russian Roulette style .GOV game.

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My dad had cancer but died in March from a heart failure. The doctors justified to my mom not doing an autopsy as he had so much cancer. Sounded like gaslighting to me.

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Are they donating the organs (other than heart), and is that safe when the cause of death is unknown? Autopsies finding no cause of death in young people must complicate screening for eligibility to donate organs.

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Heck I never was given the cause of my husband's death earlier this year. Forget the autopsy, + the strange glare in family members' eyes if you say you want one. Don't need that fight after the pain of loosing your loved one from -most likely- the jabs. Exactly what authorities expect, I know.

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Dear Peter, excellent as always. Should we also be specifically asking for atrial histological examination ( often not done - misses atrial myocarditis and )conduction abnormalities)?

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Thes specifics should be used in autopsies where healthy young people "die suddenly"

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So grateful you read the post - nice to hear your voice but enables me to understand better, too.

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Thank you for fighting Dr. Mccullogh. As always for Truth. You have been raised up for such a time as this.

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Why can't I restack this even with a paid subscription?

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