Support for New Black Hole Paradigm: They create and sweep away Fermions ( they don't eat Fermions)

Herschel observations are a strong support for the New Black Hole paradigm of Quantum FFF theory:

Black Holes create and sweep away all Fermions, but absorb smaller black holes and the oscillating vacuum lattice and radiation.

How are propeller shaped Fermions swept away? 

see: https://bigbang-entanglement.blogspot.com/2019/03/fermion-propeller-string-theory-as.html

see also: : http://sci.esa.int/herschel/55643-black-hole-winds-sweep-away-the-gas-in-galaxies-artists-impression/ 

see also: The Electric Universe by Electric Dark Matter Big Bang Black Holes of Quantum FFF Theory.

http://vixra.org/pdf/1902.0349v1.pdf and http://vixra.org/pdf/1301.0050v4.pdf

see also: 

4x things we could learn the next 10th of April's Horizon Telescope images.?

See:  https://www.sciencenews.org/article/event-horizon-telescope-first-image-black-hole-questions

4x things we could learn?
Questions:
1,What does a black hole really look like?
2,Does general relativity hold up close to a black hole?
3,How do some black holes make jets?
4,Do stellar corpses called pulsars surround the Milky Way’s black hole?
Answers suggested by Quantum-FFF Theory:
1, mostly with a fermion disc
2, Yes.
3, By the Planck length polarization due to additional adjacent black holes. e.g. two Herbig Haro Black holes, as the dual jet connection.
4, Yes, but only around central galaxy BHs.

The first direct evidence supporting this feedback scenario was made possible by combining far-infrared observations from ESA's Herschel space observatory, which detected large-scale outflows of molecular gas in the galaxy IRAS F11119+3257, with X-ray data from the Japanese/US Suzaku X-ray observatory, which could sense the winds close to the black hole. The multi-wavelength aspect of this study was crucial to linking what happens in the vicinity of the black hole and its global effect on the galaxy as a whole.

The galaxy observed in this study is an Ultra-Luminous InfraRed Galaxy (ULIRG) at redshift 0.189, whose light has taken some two billion years to reach us. Astronomers consider these 'local' ULIRGs to be systems that are undergoing massive galactic mergers; in turn, the merger spurs intense bursts of star formation.

The Creation and Repulsion of propeller shaped Fermions by new paradigm Electric Dark Matter black Holes.   see also: http://vixra.org/pdf/1902.0349v1.pdf