Rare and "Unusual" Cancers "Appear" to Be Linked to Covid

"Appear"?

“Rare and 'unusual' cancers appear to be linked to Covid” (The Daily Mail, 2024.06.06):

Doctors across the US are reporting an alarming health trend in the wake of the pandemic. Since about 2021, they are noticing rare and unusual cancers in patients who shouldn't fit the bill - many of them young and without any family history of disease.

Researchers have focused on the effects of Covid itself as well as lingering symptoms even after recovering, a phenomenon known as long Covid.

They have not, however, uncovered links between the Covid vaccines and cancer risk, though research into the long-term effects of vaccines is ongoing.

Sure, they didn’t, as they don’t dare to look for said links. Instead, the “researchers” tortured mice and observed some of them get cancers as the result of the torture:

A preprint released in April showed that when mice who had cancer previously but recovered were injected with the coronavirus, cancer cells multiplied and spread in the lungs.

And that is how it appears that cancer might be linked to Covid.

But why did this new turbo-cancer trend started “since about 2021” and not in the Covid bumper year? Hmm… Was it after they injected the masses in 2021 with the untested and contaminated experimental genetic treatments coding for the Coronavirus proteins? Definitely not that! How dare I!

Yet, the article goes on:

Science has shown that coronavirus proteins fuel the replication of various viruses known to reawaken dormant cancer cells, increasing the odds of being diagnosed with breast, stomach, and blood cancers.

Well, was it the S spike protein, by any chance? I am so confused!

BTW, I am inspired by the article’s optimism in that rare and unusual cancer rates in people under 50 will be rising steadily through 2030, at the very least.

How do they know?