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Have you seen any changes in your blood? I know that Dr. Peter McCullough sells a supplement that has nattokinase in it. I believe it breaks up the blood clots, but don't know if they have looked at people's blood or not. Jane Wilson

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Thankyou… just to repeat… antigens have two binding receptors and sometimes .. antibodies form closed loops within long chains ..it will be hard to demonstrate the difference between known reactions of precipitins and unknown reactions of nanotechnology being amplified by external electromechanical forces…is there some benefit to be gained by shifting focus off precipitins?Do these long strands of protein have anything other to reveal in electron microscopy such as nanotube or electrical circuits.. why would they form away from the brain down the long leg veins for example?

What’s the point of going to all this trouble if the technology shuts off life?.. if you want to creat a robot that serves every purpose you require.. surely you need it to function .. not fill the space of a casket?

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Both culling and "growing" a few cyborgs are required to achieve NWO. Inbetween, every useless eater needs to become steerable in order to prevent rebellions and such.

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Jomico that thought was probably my very first - on the subject, too.

Now it has grown to realising we were and are just their playthings,

The toys of sadistic destroyers we can’t comprehend, much less give in to.

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It's an experiment to determine what works and the casualties are just that - unimportant deaths except in regard of how they can serve to succeed.

The entire body is being transformed not just the brain. Hence all areas are affected by the transformative attempt.

Though the motivation is to create living robots it's also about achieving immortality.

An immortal brain w/o an immortal body kinda defeats the purpose.

That shouldn't be too difficult to understand, no?

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Just a point to understand….all the proteases mention, do dissolve fibrin which is the netting within a blood clot, the d-dimer blood test shows the level of fibrinolysis that is occurring…an indicator of fibrin clot breakdown.Here’s where it gets interesting…aspirin works in a similar way…a medium sized clot in a lung (pulmonary embolism) can take three to six months to dissolve using aspirin…but two weeks using nattokinase.

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The fibrin under high end microscopic analysis looks like and shows all the signs of lamellar fibers assosciated with coacervates and colloidal materials. The colors are bright and highly unusual, some of the fibrin like structures are squiggly at times and intertwined with the nanotechnology materials as if related also. The papers showing these constituents were uncanny. The natural process of fibrin occurance has similarities to the lamellar structures found to be involved in colloidal nanamaterials. More on this soon. Recently took some epic quality images of these not so fibrin fibrin structures and their interaction with the technology is extremely notable. But more evidence will come in the future. Raman microscopy and hplc.

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