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It's always good to sit down for face-to-face conversations with previous guests and John O'Looney very kindly invited Hearts of Oak to his funeral parlour for a chat.
When John started seeing a spike in
deaths amongst the vaccinated, he knew he had to speak up so he started
to share his concerns privately and publicly.
One of the first issues that made him question the vaccines was the difficulty in embalming the newly deceased.
It
seemed that many recently departed people had abnormal blockages in
their blood vessels and in this interview John discusses this, as well
as showing us what these blood clots that we keep hearing about,
actually look like.
John is so honest and open, such a down to earth
guy and we hope that this interview gives others the strength and
courage to speak up and not remain silent.
Please share on social media and with your family and friends.
John O’Looney has been a funeral director in the UK for over 15
years, and with his family they run a successful business in Milton
Keynes.
John started noticing things were not right in late November
2019 when he saw a 'blow-up pandemic mortuary' in a local hospital
which he was told was set up in preparation for 'something really
horrible coming'.
In 2021, as the vaccines rolled out, he was
witness to a spike of unusual deaths, and while his peers and colleagues
in the industry kept quiet, John bravely spoke out and questioned the
narrative.
MK Family Funeral Services https://www.mkffs.co.uk/about-us
Interview recorded 19.7.22
Audio Podcast version available at https://heartsofoak.podbean.com/ and all major podcast directories.
Mirrored - Hearts of Oak
Thanks to Brenda C for Link





