Mysterious jump in excess mortality among younger cohorts

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How much snow is left in your section of Buffalo?

There have always been vaccine injuries and worse. Same with every treatment. Few if anything works 100 percent.

It comes down to the trying to calculate the benefits vs costs. It’s an educated guess. Nobody can be sure if what happened to the football player was caused by the vaccine, the blow to the chest, or a preexisting condition or a combination of those factors.

What happened to the football player is a boost to the anti vax movement because it conflates exactly with their main sudden death by vaccine caused heart attack argument in a very public way.

The vast majority of people have never been killed or hospitalized by COVID. The vast majority of people are not vaccine injured beyond discomfort for a day or two.

I believe the mitigation in schools created far more costs then benefits.

Overall I think we be in much better shape if we mitigated more(not advocating what China did)

I watched the incident in slow-mo and it looked like the player's shoulder smashed into his chest. I cannot believe that alone would cause cardiac arrest requiring 2 resuscitation attempts. After all, it's football and those hits must be common: If getting hit in the chest caused you to drop dead, it would be something well known. But it's not.

What is more likely is that his heart was already compromised and that hit did it in.

^ Myocarditis + blunt impact during sports has been investigated as a cause of "suddenly" on the sports field:

https://academic.oup.com/ehjcr/article/ ... 54/6154461

Sudden cardiac death risk in contact sports increased by myocarditis: a case series

Case summary

The first patient, a 26-year-old man described a brief loss of consciousness after having received blunt impact to the chest (typical intensity) while playing a rugby match. The loss of consciousness was total and proceeded by rapid and regular palpitations. He had a history of viral myocarditis 10 years prior with a fibrotic sequalae in the inferolateral wall on cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (left ventricular ejection fraction 71%). Right apical ventricular pacing induced a sustained monomorphic ventricular tachycardia reproducing the patient’s symptoms. A subcutaneous implantable cardioverter-defibrillator was implanted. The second patient is a 22-year-old professional rugby player with no known notable history. During a match, a direct blow to the chest wall was followed by a cardiac arrest. A ventricular fibrillation was cardioverted to pulseless electrical activity. Patient died despite cardiopulmonary resuscitation. An autopsy identified a myocardial sequela of fibrosis with no acute inflammatory remodelling compatible with a previous myocarditis.
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The link between vaccines and myocarditis is well established now. It is a working theory anyway, until we know more.

This will be no surprise to dissidents, but those poor souls who are just now beginning to see the light need to understand how much of what they see and think they know might be entirely fabricated.

https://archive.ph/sN2a9

These Doctors Pushed Masking, Covid Lockdowns on Twitter. Turns Out, They Don’t Exist

Last month, Dr. Robert Honeyman lost their sister to Covid. They wrote about it on Twitter and received dozens of condolences, over 4,000 retweets and 43,000 likes. Exactly one month later, on Dec. 12, Honeyman wrote that another tragedy had befallen their family.
“Sad to announce that my husband has entered a coma after being in hospital with Covid. The doctor is unsure if he will come out,” they tweeted. “This year has been the toughest of my life losing my sister to this virus. This is the first time in my life I don’t see light at the end of the tunnel.”

Again, the condolences and well-wishes rolled in. But there was a problem: Honeyman wasn’t real. The transgender “Doctor of Sociology and Feminist studies” with a “keen interest in poetry” who used they/them pronouns was, in fact, a stock photo described on DepositPhotos, a royalty-free image site, as “Smiling happy, handsome latino man outside—headshot portrait.” Their supposedly comatose husband, Dr. Patrick C. Honeyman, was also fake. His Twitter photo had been stolen from an insurance professional in Wayne, Indiana.

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Good thread, Mikah. This whole vaccine situation just looks more horrific week after week. It seems like more medical professionals (and others with a platform) are speaking out now, although most are still too blind or too scared to stray from the mainstream narrative.

Thankfully it seems that fewer and fewer people are taking up these boosters anymore. One explanation I've heard for that is that too many people have already been injured by these vaccines or know someone personally who's been injured.

Is there a simple list somewhere of the most prominent medical professionals who have called for an end to these mRNA vaccines, perhaps with a note explaining who they are and whether or not their views on the vaccines have changed over time? I know there are people like Aseem Malhotra (in the UK), Peter McCullough, Byram Bridle, Roger Hodgkinson, and several others.

Obviously people like Steve Kirsch are doing good work too (and he has interviewed several medical professionals), but I can't help thinking most people's first thought upon seeing his work for the first time is "he's not a medic". And I think most people's eyes would glaze over being confronted with research papers (regardless of their authorship).