Monthly Archives: July 2026

The White Clot Mystery Has Changed: Where Does the Science Go Next?

British Financial Empire, Health, South Africa,

Source: Vejon Health

The White Clot Mystery Has Changed: Where Does the Science Go Next?

11 July 2026

For several years, embalmers have reported finding unusual white, fibrous structures within the blood vessels of the deceased. Tom Haviland has played a central role in documenting these observations and asking whether they represent a genuine signal requiring scientific investigation. But the question is no longer simply whether these structures are being found. The more important questions are: What are they? When do they form? How do they differ from conventional clots? And why has it been so difficult to investigate them systematically?

The Empire Never Left Africa | Jerm Warfare – PD Lawton

Angola, British Financial Empire, EO, History Modern, Liberia, mozambique, Sierra Leone, South Africa, ,

I discuss the creation of synthetic revolutionaries like Julius Malema and the RUF in Sierra Leone. South Africa`s treasonous role on the continent historically and current in its support of anti-government forces. Angolan war – UNITA and the role of Executive Outcomes in Angola and Sierra Leone – how South Africa, the West and the UN tried to destroy Executive Outcomes because they were WINNING WARS

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The Empire Never Left Africa | Jerm Warfare

17 July 2026

Jerm and PD Lawton argue that Africa’s chronic instability is not accidental, but the product of a centuries-old financial network — centred on the City of London, Wall Street, and mining giants like Anglo-American and De Beers — that has kept the continent unsovereign since Cecil Rhodes. They cast figures like Julius Malema as synthetic evolutionaries built to divide and destabilise, frame events like Marikana as false flags designed to manufacture political outrage, and suggest that institutions like the UN and IMF deliberately perpetuate conflict to enable corporate looting. The throughline is that South Africa was never truly liberated in 1994; the empire simply went covert, swapping overt apartheid for debt bondage, regime change, and the slow privatisation of the state itself.

Most South African Municipalities Now Destroyed ‘Beyond Point of No Return’ – Dissolution Inevitable

ESKOM, South Africa

Source: Willem Petzer

Most South African Municipalities Now Destroyed ‘Beyond Point of No Return’ – Dissolution Inevitable

17 Jul 2026
South Africa’s leading civil engineers declare most municipalities are now IRREPARABLE — “beyond the point of no return.” This means no voting or party can fix them anymore. They are functionally insolvent. National Treasury agrees and just cut R14 BILLION in funding to 69. The entire local government system will have to be dissolved and restructured.

Africa’s Unknown High Speed Railway Network | Jerm Warfare

African High Speed Railway

PD Lawton with Jerm Warfare on the African Integrated High Speed Railway Network

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Africa’s Unknown High Speed Railway Network | Jerm Warfare

1 July 2026

PD Lawton explains the African Integrated High-Speed Railway Network — a 2013 project to electrify and connect all of Africa by rail. Ethiopia and Tanzania are already building; China partners genuinely on a win-win basis, whilst the West pushes a “debt trap” propaganda narrative to block development and keep Africa extracting minerals rather than industrialising. Western media ignores it almost entirely, and the main missing ingredient is political will.

The Gain-of-Function Debate Is About More Than COVID Origins

British Financial Empire, Health, South Africa,

Source: Vejon Health

The Gain-of-Function Debate Is About More Than COVID Origins

1 July 2026

The public discussion has focused largely on where SARS-CoV-2 came from. But perhaps the more important question is what biological features the virus possesses—and what those features continue to mean for patients today. Together with Dr. Shankara Chetty, I explore how receptor usage, immune dysregulation, and viral evolution intersect with recent discussions surrounding gain-of-function research. Regardless of one’s view on origins, understanding viral biology remains essential for improving patient care.