The Post-COUPVID Campaign To Normalise Heart Disease

[MacCruiskeen]

Myocarditis, pericarditis, young athletes collapsing and dying..."No, of course it's not the vaccines, the vaccines are safe."

Just a few samples from the recently-launched propaganda drive across all media:


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(h/t to various commenters at OffGuardian for all these examples.)

[alloneword]

I think this one might be a joke, but it's getting hard to tell these days...

[alloneword]

This one's real, though...

[MacCruiskeen]

^^ Create a massive problem, then supply the massively expensive "cure" for it. "Caught A Virus? Buy our super-scientific Anti-Virus™!" It's the Bill Gates business model.

Re: your previous post: The Evening Standard article is real, the other two are jokes. But see this, from Science Daily:

Extreme heat events jeopardize cardiovascular health, experts warn
Date: November 18, 2021
Source: Elsevier
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2 ... 061604.htm

NB No one will deny that (for example) sustained stress, worry, or extreme heat are bad for cardiovascular health. The point, of course, is this sudden and very noticeable wave of desperate pre-emptive "explanations" for a growing number of needle-induced heart problems.

[MacCruiskeen]

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[MacCruiskeen]

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[alloneword]

Seem like you're not the only one to notice this trend, Mac...

Why are there so many articles on heart attacks recently?

There have always been articles, now and then, discussing strenuous activities that can cause heart attacks. However, in recent weeks there seems to have been a flurry of them.

Are there more heart attacks happening? Are they being caused by Covid? Lack of care during lockdowns? Lockdowns themselves? Vaccines?

Do you have access to any cardiac data and what do you think is causing them, if there are in fact more? (To be fair, looking at my recent energy bills did make me fill a bit funny).

A selection of the articles I am talking about:



The Times

Wales Online - Energy bill price rise may cause heart attacks and strokes

New York Post - The little-known heart attack that’s striking ‘fit and healthy’ women as young as 22

The Sun - How the weather is HARMING your health – from heart attacks to stroke and gout

The Times - Rise in heart attacks attributed to pandemic stress and poor diet

BBC - Devoted football fans experience 'dangerous' levels of stress

The Sun - HIDDEN RISK Urgent warning as 300,000 Brits living with stealth disease that could kill within 5 years

Express - Heart attack: The drink that could trigger a ‘sudden’ cardiac arrest - 'catastrophic'

Express - Heart attack: Does skipping breakfast increase your risk?

Times of India - Why are heart attacks becoming common in ‘seemingly’ fit people?

Mining Journal - Sports can break your heart in more ways than one

Daily Mail - Expert warns that shovelling snow can be a deadly way to discover underlying cardiovascular conditions as straining the heart with physical activity could cause sudden death



Daily Mail - Popping a paracetamol each day could raise your risk of a deadly heart attack or stroke by a FIFTH, study warns

Heart - Cannabis use disorder may be linked to growing number of heart attacks in younger adults

https://nakedemperor.substack.com/p/new ... rt-attacks

[Harvey]

At this moment I am typing on my fictitious MacBook as I transition to female and a lonely one at that (hormones in the mail but I've increased my milk and cheese intake and purchased several dresses) while shovelling snow, smoking a bong and eating a Full English Breakfast. But tomorrow I'll be chugging on two E cigarettes at a time while drinking fifteen pints and breaking the world skipping record. The day after that I'll be worrying about skipping breakfast entirely, pursuing a healthy diet and engaging in sports. I won't even notice the difference!

On Thursday I'll be cultivating my anxiety levels to a new peak while digesting a box of paracetamol. Best not to call me then.

Friday I'm free. Anyone fancy a date?

[MacCruiskeen]

Love to, but I think I might be having a headache that evening.


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[Harvey]

Love to, but I think I might have a headache that evening.


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Ahh, I thought I'd scored.

In all seriousness, I'm fucking disgusted by the stinking shit we call journalism. Hanging is too good, it would create sympathy.

[MacCruiskeen]

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https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/11276548/ ... -problems/

[MacCruiskeen]

CDC@CDCgov

#DYK that anyone can develop a blood clot? Whether you’re an athlete or a fan, don’t let a blood clot ruin the big game this weekend. Learn how to protect your health:
https://bit.ly/2lOpGEB.


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https://twitter.com/CDCgov/status/1491814216289820691

[Harvey]

[conniption]

I doubt it matters much what the vaccines contained. News about heart problems is probably all that is required to induce heart failure.

off-guardian
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Another predicted spike in heart attacks (but it’s still nothing to do with the vaccines)

Kit Knightly
Mar 11, 2022

This past week saw two high-profile Australians – cricketer Shane Warne and Labour senator Kimberley Kitching – both die of sudden heart attacks aged 52.

As such, heart disease is back in the headlines. Again.

We predicted in our new-years post that explaining heart attacks would be a big part of 2022’s news cycle, and only three months in it has been a torrent.

It actually started in December of 2021, with medical doctors theorising that the stress and anxiety of dealing with Covid was going to cause a huge spike in heart problems due to “post-pandemic stress disorder”.

Before the end of January, the media were reporting that aortic stenosis was actually massively under-diagnosed and we could see up to 300,000 new cases of heart disease or damage in the near future.

At the beginning of February, a new reason was added to the list. As energy prices began to spike – do remember, that happened before the war – we were told the increased cold and stress could also cause heart disease.

Then, in mid-February scientific papers appeared claiming that “even a mild case of COVID” causes your “heart attack risk to soar”.

In short, and for many reasons, you’re much more likely to have a heart attack this year than you were last year.

Well, now the Sydney Morning Herald has joined in, with this article headlined “‘This is our biggest killer’: Shock deaths put spotlight on heart disease”, which warns:

The shock deaths of cricketer Shane Warne and Senator Kimberley Kitching should serve as a wake-up call to Australians about the prevalence of heart disease, doctors say, as a study shows COVID-19 may increase the risk for what was already one of the nation’s biggest killers.

Yes, having had covid – even if you just tested positive and had no symptoms – makes it more likely you’ll have a heart attack.

On top of that, warn the doctors quoted in the article, thousands of people will have missed their heart screenings due to lockdown, or have been sedantry and gained weight, not to mention the anxiety and stress.

All in all, Australians can expect a “rise in preventable heart disease deaths over the next five years”, according to health modellers.

But don’t worry, none of that is anything to do with the untested vaccines they’ve injected into literally millions of people.

Yes, all the major Covid vaccines are known to have “rare” side effects that impact the heart, such as blood clots and myocarditis, but clearly, that’s just a coincidence.

After all, the Sydney Morning Herald article doesn’t even use the word “vaccine”, not one single time. And they wouldn’t ignore anything that important, would they?

https://off-guardian.org/2022/03/11/ano ... -vaccines/

[MacCruiskeen]

"the importance of defibrillators in schools"


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