25 Comments

Another fine report, Clifford. God bless you. We march on. Cheers, Rod

Expand full comment

Aluminum oxidises on skin contact. Crosses blood brain barrier & is naturally occurring & used in manufacturing many every day items. So concerning is the Aerosal spraying of the skies contamination of the Earth & everything on it. Clif_High has an illuminating (sets fire!) feature on Aluminum & gives detoxing protocol

Expand full comment

Hi Clifford. Thank you for seeking and sharing truth.

Will you at some point address what happens if the need for a blood transfusion arises? Are you aware if any effort has been made to keep vaxxed and unvaxxed blood donations separate? To admit the need, of course, would mean admitting THE PROBLEM. But I'm curious!! Thank you!!

Expand full comment

Is Cynthia at all relevant in your studies?

In May 2010, a team of scientists led by Venter became the first to create successfully what was described as "synthetic life".

Enter Cynthia, a name for one of the many personalities of Artemis, the Greek virgin goddess of the hunt but now a name attributed to a synthetic bacterium.

The single-celled organism contains four identifiers written into its DNA to help trace its descendants. These are:

A code table for entire alphabet with punctuations

The names of 46 contributing scientists

Three quotations

The secret email address for the cell.

"Cynthia is an engineered microbe originally designed to eat oil. In fact, the oil-eating bacterium Pseudomonas putida is the creature which ushered in the whole bio-tech revolution, having been the subject of a watershed court case (Diamond vs Chakrabhati) in the Supreme Court of the United States in 1980, in which Justice Warren E Burger ruled that a living, man-made micro-organism is patentable subject matter as a ‘manufacture’ or ‘composition of matter’ within the meaning of the Patent Act of 1952. The multi-plasmid hydrocarbon-consuming Pseudomonas was the first patented organism in the world." ~ quoted from my Substack:

https://francesleader.substack.com/p/craig-venter-hacking-the-software

Expand full comment
author

Hi Frances,

I have heard of the creation, but have no direct experience with it. I regard it as 100% relevant, and hopefully others will as well. Thanks much, from Clifford

Expand full comment

Detailed and succinct as always Clifford. Respectfully, although it makes perfect sense to consider your assessments within the context of the metal-nitrogen bond, being iron as you suggest. But have a look at what happens when you change that metal to be aluminium-nitrogen.😐🤔🤐🤐

Specifically, nitrogen-doped alumina, aluminum hydrides, aluminum hydrazine complexes.....🤔😐

Expand full comment

that fall from the chem trails....all around America.

Expand full comment

Thank you so very much for your work and for sharing it with us🌹

Expand full comment

Just wonder if more experiments are possible, for example, by looking at plain commercial hemoglobin sample, and then also adding to it some graphene? Typical Raman spectrum of N-doped single-layer graphene in D-mode, appears at approximately 1350 cm-1, and the G-mode appears at approximately 1583 cm-1. The other Raman modes are at 1620 cm-1 (D’- mode), 2680 cm-1 (2D-mode), and 2947 cm-1 (D+G-mode). Any impurities would result in shifting of these values...

Expand full comment

ya what he said.

Expand full comment

Hello Clifford,

Are you aware of this? Blood samples that show large numbers of white cells on the edges of the slide now 3 months old. They dont degrade. Un injected individual thats me. You have my permission to use any info or pics on my substack. See my last substack. RR

Expand full comment

Thank you for the report. Please let anyone know about the Safe Blood initiative: https://safeblood.com/

Expand full comment

Thank you for sharing this!!! I'm researching now.

Expand full comment

Excellent work and much appreciated.

Expand full comment

Very grateful for your dedication

Expand full comment

Thank you!

Expand full comment

Great information. Amazing how more intelligent conspiracy theory gets by the New York minute.

Expand full comment

So, in case of emergency, where someone needs a blood transfusion, has there been development of a process to clean the blood of donors who have been vaccinated? Or do unvaccinated patients receive vax blood, with all the attendant problems you have shown?

Expand full comment

Wait...I couldn't get past #1. Iron absolutely binds to hemoglobin and is expected in blood

Expand full comment
author

There is no statement being made that iron does not bond to hemoglobin; it is fundamental to the structure. I will review the language to seek greater clarity.

"The presence of the metal-nitrogen bond only within the VAXXED sample set"

In the interim, I will revise this to:

"The presence of the metal-nitrogen bond ONLY within the VAXXED sample set"

and also alter to not expected within one sample group only.

The question before us is an unexpected metallic bond (maybe iron, maybe something different) that shows up in a vaxxed sample set vs not existing in a unvaxxed sample set. It is the nature of the unexpected bond that appears in one sample set and not the other that is the question; not the general condition of knowing that iron is fundamental to the structure of hemoglobin. Thank you, CEC

Expand full comment