Live Blood Sample Images From December 2024
A selection of microscopy images from a blood sample taken on 14th December 2024
These images (of my own blood as always) show another large fibrous polymer amongst a few other miscellaneous features. (All images were taken using 4X, 10X, 20X or 40X microscope objectives).
The first selection of colourful images, below, were taken a couple of days after the blood sample had been taken, so the sample had dried. A bright spotlight lamp shining from one side above the microscope slide was used to further highlight the texture of the fibrous polymer filament.
The following video clips and photos, below, show the initial state of the sample and the long fibrous polymer. As always, the usual distinctive hydrogel islands are seen everywhere alongside the blood cells. Why should there be a separation of blood cells and multiple scattered 'islands' if not explained by unnatural hydrogels with their repellent properties? Also note the severe clustering, clumping and rouleaux formation of the surrounding red blood cells which look like they've been seriously zapped by something:
The rest of the images, below, show various other notable features:
Finally, here's a video clip, below, showing busy microscopic activity around a 'rotting swamp' of my decaying red blood cells, similar to what I've shared several times before. Are these tiny microbots derived from nanotech or just clunky biological parasites brewing? That's the key question:
Thanks for reading and viewing. More to share very soon, hopefully. I want to get to the bottom of what's going on in my blood - a crude indicator of human blood everywhere. If I can keep posting enough snapshots of my blood I'm hoping to demonstrate a clear and persistent observation pattern and reduce any nagging negative suspicions of other rogue contaminants that may occur.
Meanwhile, my tyranny toppling defiant spirit is quite optimal. A confident calmness quells my tyranny-induced anger into measured mellow counter-flows. Sovereign mellow-minded joyful thought-beams are resonating throughout my bloodstream. Elevated intentional thought-beams for bloodstream frequency percolation! They don't stand a chance do they, those pipsqueak non-self alien invaders?! My mellow marmalising will mash 'em up! They shall be pulverised and percolated by positive-powered radiant thought-beams. (Same goes for those tyrants). It's an attitude of mind. If we burn ourselves out with anger-overload, we'll lose the war against the technocratic totalitarians.
Nigel, I am back to looking at blood again, my own blood and still I am finding unknown strands. I'm cautious about being specific as to what these are. To be honest I'm still not sure if these are just getting into the samples as they are prepared. It seems highly unlikely that is the case, but to prove that otherwise I'd have to know exactly what they are and where they are coming from. I've had my head buried a lot in the white embalmer clot situation and am taking a diversion away from that for a while. The first live blood slide I made up for months and the same thing is still showing up. Though these ones are not blue under brightfield. The examples you have shown in this post bare a striking resemblance to the objects in my latest slide. I wonder if you'd like to engage in a notes comparison. I'm not sure I can say what I see is "fibrous polymer filament" though I understand why you might call them that. It's very difficult to go anywhere with this without having someone reliable to compare notes with and bounce ideas off of. Maybe you'd consider sharing more images, as I am sure you have hundreds. Are you able to do any fluorescence, Phase Contrast and or Polarisation microscopy? I have found that many man made fibres tend to light up under UV but these ones like those in your images are not doing that, there is a very, very slight auto fluorescence, but that might simply be reflected UV rather than fluorescence. Have you tried any staining of these 'strands'? I know strands is perhaps not the best term but it's ambiguous enough to say I don't know what it is. I'm starting to suspect these might be fungal in nature, perhaps even synthetic fungal!!! I only say that because when I've had the GP test my blood for fungal infection they return negative for bacteria and or fungal elements, but if these are fungal like I think they are then they are likely not what the GP would have tested for, and so I take a wild leap and say maybe synthetic and unknown to standard GPO testing protocols. Any thoughts?