1/2 The Indian predatory journal IJIRMS has recently published two papers about the calamari clots. One paper was an overview about Haviland's surveys, where the authors were Tom Haviland, Laura Kasner, and Daniel Santiago. The other paper described a replication of McCairn's Raman spectoscopy analysis, where the authors were Daniel Santiago, Greg Harrison, some guy from Hungary who is supposed to have done the Raman analysis, Greg Harrison's former coworker Dennis Planner, and some guy called Mark File.
Cornelia Mrose from the Flashlights podcast wrote: "But the arm of the perpetrator class is only so long, it doesn't reach everywhere. There is a journal that dared to pick up Haviland's paper detailing the insights gained from his four embalmer surveys. This magazine is called 'The International Journal of Innovative Research in Medical Science', abbreviated IJIRMS. The journal was founded in 2016 and is an open-access, peer-reviewed medical journal that publishes original research across all areas of medical and clinical science. You probably won't be surprised to hear that it's not based in the United States: it's based in India." [<https://flashlightsproductions.substack.com/p/bhattacharya-told-tom-haviland-in>;]
I tried to inform her that the same Indian journal previously published two papers about how vaccinated people were magnetic, one of which shared an author with the two new papers about the clots. So I posted the following comment to her Substack:
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IJIRMS is a predatory journal that makes money by publishing poor papers that would not be accepted by a real journal. Papers in IJIRMS are not indexed by MEDLINE or Scopus.
IJIRMS charges between 180 and 360 USD to publish a paper depending on the type of the paper, but the journal cannot charge a fee if a paper is submitted to the journal but rejected by the peer review, so the journal has an incentive to pass poor papers through peer review. [<https://ijirms.in/index.php/ijirms/mod>;]
Last year IJIRMS published two papers that claimed COVID vaccines made people magnetic. [<https://ijirms.in/index.php/ijirms/article/view/2081>;, <https://ijirms.in/index.php/ijirms/article/view/2101>;] The other paper was written by John Oller, Daniel Santiago, and Daniel Broudy. John Oller is the former editor in chief of the fake journal IJVTPR, which now has three joint editors in chief, who are Christopher Shaw, Daniel Broudy, and Daniel Santiago. [<https://ijvtpr.com/index.php/IJVTPR/about/editorialTeam>;] John Oller and Daniel Santiago were the coauthors of the earliest scientific paper about the calamari clots I have found (if I employ a very loose definition of a scientific paper that includes pseudo-scientific papers masquerading as scientific papers). [<https://sars2.net/clot.html#Daniel_Santiago>;]
Last month IJIRMS also published a paper about nanobots by Shimon Yanowitz and Daniel Broudy, who introduced a new classification scheme where they said that the calamari clots are "level 5 nanotechnology", and fibers in blood samples that look like textile fibers are "level 4 nanotechnology". [<https://sars2.net/clot2.html#Are_calamari_clots_level_5_nanotechnology>;]
In 2022 when Shimon Yanowitz was interviewed by Maria Zeee, he showed a microscope image of vaccinated blood that contained a fiber that looked like a textile fiber, but he claimed it was a killer tube that could be programmed to release a payload on command and to kill a host. [<https://sars2.net/clot3.html#Microscope_images_of_the_blood_of_Jesus4AllAlways_and_his_family>;]
Yanowitz and Broudy are both part of a group called IIRT, which includes several people who have been running disinformation operations about how vaccines contain strange objects like nanobots, DARPA hydrogel, microchips, robot arms, snake venom, or graphene oxide. Earlier this year the IIRT members Bruce Rapley and Matt Shelton published a series of three preprints about the clots. The Brighteon channel of IIRT consists of videos where Daniel Broudy interviews the IIRT members David Hughes, Ana Mihalcea, David Nixon, Matt Shelton, Robyn Cosford, Gerry Brady, and Shimon Yanowitz. [<https://www.brighteon.com/channels/iirteam/home>;]
Matt Shelton was earlier saying that his vaccinated patients were made magnetic by graphene oxide, and he claimed that COVID vaccines contained microchips, and that vaccines also contained "progenitor donuts" out of which machines popped out from. [<https://sars2.net/clot.html#Matt_Shelton>;]
