Died Suddenly looks like an anti-wappie documentary

The documentary 'Died Suddenly' is one of the most watched documentaries ever, especially in such a short time. I wasn't too happy about it. Alain Grootaers mentioned exactly the objections that prevented me from sharing the film. It is downright counterproductive that concerned embalmers (thanatopractors) are put in a conspiracy context in this way. I found it painful to see how someone can mess up their own documentary like that. If you want to debunk valid concerns, this is the way: mix them with nonsense.

Nevertheless, I have additional comments on that of Alain Grootaers, not only against but also before the film. It also has strengths. The worrying messages will unfortunately be swept off the table together with the nonsense, wrong photos and unsubstantiated speculations. For example, a video of a falling basketball player was used. That's a video from 2019 and that basketball player didn't even die. A picture of a deformed baby, also pre-covid. Very carelessly taken from other wild compilations. Fatal mistakes. Even if it is only one: you cannot afford such a thing in the current situation where there is no room for a nuanced view. Let alone that there is a discussion about each other's strengths instead of just the weak ones.

Where is the professional contradiction?

The film does have believable passages, especially where the embalmers come into view. To mention something that speaks for these Concerned Embalmers (it looks like a Suske en Wiske title): there seem to be no thanatopracteurs who contradict what is shown in the film.

Apparently there are no independent, independent embalmers who say 'what nonsense, that's always the case, it's completely normal what you see here'. I haven't heard those sounds anywhere yet, while the videos and articles of, for example, Prof. Burkhardt and Prof. Bhakdi, Dr. Ryan Cole, Steve Kirsch, funeral director John O'Looney and Dr. James Thorp have been circulating on the internet for a long time. That surprises me because there must be thanatopracteurs to be found. Are there none in the Disinformation Think Tank? Do embalmers sometimes not want to be good? Or should they really lie hard?

(The same goes for the surveillance camera videos of people groping their right arm up, trying to look behind them, turning around and falling down, convulsing or not. No attention is paid to it, it is not explained or properly relegated to the realm of fables. But yes.)

Maarten Keulemans, although certainly not a balsemer, claims that those long blood strings are very normal, it is obviously coagulated blood in the deceased. Only, if he says that, it is a red flag for me, even if he finds someone who wants to confirm his story. I'll be surprised if he can do that. Maybe he tried but in the end he had to do "selluf research". That's saying something.

Those strings are indeed not unique...

I'm going to look for it myself because the deniers from that profession do not make themselves heard. If you sit down for a moment, you will see that those long clots are indeed not unique. It is more common for such a clot to be almost as long as the vein in which it is contained. Thrombosis patients clots of 80 cm length for, particularly in the leg arteries.

One other research, which is about strokes, (strokes, insufficient blood to the brain) reports about clots at the heart. These are sizes of an average of 1.7 cm. Clots of more than 0.8 cm become dangerous. That is of a different order than that 80 cm in a leg artery.

In the film, for example, we see how a decimeter-long blood wire is pulled out of a blood vessel during an operation near a beating heart (!). This is therefore not a deceased person and also not a leg artery. This is called highly unusual by hundreds of professionals, often with decades of experience. "This is not normal. Never seen this".

What is also striking is that the embalmers in Died Suddenly report that they see the clots in all age groups. While the stroke study mentioned above talks about more than 600 consecutive patients whose average age is 70 years.

... in thrombosis patients

It is important to realize that these long clots have so far been seen in (thrombosis) patients, people who are (were) under treatment because of problems with their blood circulation. Now also with Covid patients and perhaps also with vaccinated people.

Since November 2021, one of the thanatopracteurs has kept track of how many of his deceased he found clots. He started it because he noticed that it had been much more common than before for a while. In one quarter he treated 130 random bodies, not specifically people with thrombosis. He found no 'significant clots', as he calls them, in only 14% of them.

What was also not familiar to the experienced embalmers are the white strands coming out of the veins, clearly seen on the video footage. A kind of protein structures. Everything since mid-2021.

Is it mainly virus or (also/especially) vaccine-indicated? With autopsy, it can be determined which spike causes it. No one takes the initiative. Vaccine adepts point to Covid. C vaccine critics accuse the vaccines. There is apparently consensus that the Spike protein underlies it.

All as far as I am concerned justified criticism is further in the piece by Alain Grootaers so if you have not yet seen the video and still want to watch it, read first his discussion at Tegenwind, including the text of this article, also as a Dutch version.

Please also pay attention - and not only in this video - when people get emotional or start speculating about evil intentions. Those explanations are not necessary at all. That the C vaccines must be "safe and effective" is sufficient to explain the media silence around the funeral directors.

Good luck again... stay strong!