This may be another case where "unknown status" is listed as unvaccinated.
In the US, prior to vaccines, the 15-24 age range had ~2.8% of mortalities due to cardiac events. 10% is way way to high for truly unvaccinated...I suspect 50-75% of the "unvaccinated" cardiac mortalities are vaccinated people with unknown status.
It is how US hospitals generated the results that so many people hospitalized are unvaccinated...they give no category for "unknown status" so if a person goes to a hospital where they were not vaccinated the records of their status aren't on file, so they get assigned "unvaccinated"
I was in Home Depot today and the clerk, about 45, told me he’d recently had a heart attack. I said - but you are so young! Did you get those covid boosters? He said yes, but his Dad had a heart attack at 52 so it’s hereditary. I said it’s likely the covid shots and please don’t get any more poison injected into you! Hoping I maybe got through?
(PS My husbands father died at 52 from a heart attack, when he was 14. Hubby is now 75 and does not have any heart disease. Lifestyles are very different now)
Thanks for continuing to work on this subject. Surely u feel like you're spinning your wheels after all this time. I knew pretty much all I needed by April of '20 but not everyone did. Hopefully you're getting a fresh following reaching normies despite their pathetic inability to leave twitter. Power on!
Even the most cursory glance at economic and financial history will reveal a litany of bubbles and booms, crashes and crises. We’ve seen numerous instances of speculative manias, real estate bubbles, market collapses and banking crises. Even the dot-com bubble of 1995-2000 wasn’t really ‘a first’, since there’s at least one previous instance – the Railway Mania of the 1840s – of the public being blinded to reality by the glittering allure of the latest vogue in technology.
You’d be wrong, though, if you concluded that “there’s nothing new under the Sun” about what we’re experiencing now. The coming crunch – for which the best shorthand term might be ‘the everything crisis’ – sets new precedents in at least two ways.
First, it’s unusual for all of the various forms of financial crises to happen at the same time. Even the global financial crisis (GFC) of 2008-09 wasn’t an ‘everything crisis’. Now, though, it’s quite possible that we’re experiencing the start of a combined stock, property, banking, financial, economic and technological crisis, with ‘everything happening at once’.
Second, all previous crises have occurred at times when secular (non-cyclical) economic growth remained feasible. This enabled us to ‘grow out of’ these crises, much as youngsters ‘grow out of’ childhood ailments.
No such possibility now exists.
The true story of modern economic and financial history involves, on the one hand, the ending and reversal of centuries of economic expansion and, on the other, an absolute refusal to come to terms with this reality.
What follows is an attempt to tell that story as briefly as possible.
This may be another case where "unknown status" is listed as unvaccinated.
In the US, prior to vaccines, the 15-24 age range had ~2.8% of mortalities due to cardiac events. 10% is way way to high for truly unvaccinated...I suspect 50-75% of the "unvaccinated" cardiac mortalities are vaccinated people with unknown status.
It is how US hospitals generated the results that so many people hospitalized are unvaccinated...they give no category for "unknown status" so if a person goes to a hospital where they were not vaccinated the records of their status aren't on file, so they get assigned "unvaccinated"
I was in Home Depot today and the clerk, about 45, told me he’d recently had a heart attack. I said - but you are so young! Did you get those covid boosters? He said yes, but his Dad had a heart attack at 52 so it’s hereditary. I said it’s likely the covid shots and please don’t get any more poison injected into you! Hoping I maybe got through?
(PS My husbands father died at 52 from a heart attack, when he was 14. Hubby is now 75 and does not have any heart disease. Lifestyles are very different now)
Not according to the NYS Dept of Health. They say if you have heart disease, the covid shots will keep you healthy.
https://narrowpath.substack.com/p/because-the-ho-said-so-a07
Thanks for continuing to work on this subject. Surely u feel like you're spinning your wheels after all this time. I knew pretty much all I needed by April of '20 but not everyone did. Hopefully you're getting a fresh following reaching normies despite their pathetic inability to leave twitter. Power on!
Then there is this:
The Everything Crisis
Posted on March 13, 2023
THE ANATOMY OF A SUPER-BUST
Introduction
Even the most cursory glance at economic and financial history will reveal a litany of bubbles and booms, crashes and crises. We’ve seen numerous instances of speculative manias, real estate bubbles, market collapses and banking crises. Even the dot-com bubble of 1995-2000 wasn’t really ‘a first’, since there’s at least one previous instance – the Railway Mania of the 1840s – of the public being blinded to reality by the glittering allure of the latest vogue in technology.
You’d be wrong, though, if you concluded that “there’s nothing new under the Sun” about what we’re experiencing now. The coming crunch – for which the best shorthand term might be ‘the everything crisis’ – sets new precedents in at least two ways.
First, it’s unusual for all of the various forms of financial crises to happen at the same time. Even the global financial crisis (GFC) of 2008-09 wasn’t an ‘everything crisis’. Now, though, it’s quite possible that we’re experiencing the start of a combined stock, property, banking, financial, economic and technological crisis, with ‘everything happening at once’.
Second, all previous crises have occurred at times when secular (non-cyclical) economic growth remained feasible. This enabled us to ‘grow out of’ these crises, much as youngsters ‘grow out of’ childhood ailments.
No such possibility now exists.
The true story of modern economic and financial history involves, on the one hand, the ending and reversal of centuries of economic expansion and, on the other, an absolute refusal to come to terms with this reality.
What follows is an attempt to tell that story as briefly as possible.
https://surplusenergyeconomics.wordpress.com/2023/03/13/251-the-everything-crisis/
Hum, risk increased from first to second to third dose of gene juice. Almost like there is a cumulative injury increasing risk.
yay? for the unvaxxed....but transfection negates?