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Astute, well written and well argued. Eventually, you will even be believed, but not yet...articles like this are the beginning of a flood of vaccine info that will shake everyone...

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What a fantastic article, Mathew! Thank you

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Jul 28, 2022Liked by Mathew Crawford

I'm pretty sure drinking too much water causes myocarditis.

What do young, energetic athletes do during intense sessions of sportsball?

EHHHHHHH????

Science, bitch. Boom.

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Well done research and article.

I am wondering if the increase in articles re: myocarditis pre-jab rollout were meant to be pre-emptive based on the clinical trials. As if to ensure the blame would/could be placed on the virus and deflect from the harm they knew the jabs would cause. In other words, they knew and were already running the coverup.

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Jul 28, 2022Liked by Mathew Crawford

Thank you M.C. This made me think about the Dr. Peter McCullough clearly distinguishing between "Myocarditis as a result of C19 infection" and "Myocarditis/Pericarditis caused by vaccines"... in the Youtube video he explains how there is a distinct difference, and the vax causes a condition much worse than what is seen in naturally acquired infection.

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Jul 28, 2022Liked by Mathew Crawford

Bravo, Mathew Awesome job figuring out this page in their playbook! I can imagine their condescending sneers as they schemed how to increase uptake in football country.

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Jul 28, 2022·edited Jul 28, 2022Liked by Mathew Crawford

Over the past year I've occasionally compared the most vaxxed states with their excess death rate. There seems to be a rough correlation. The highly vaxxed New England states have current spikes in excess deaths. Vice versa with the least vaxxed states.

Vermont, Maine, Connecticut, and Rhode Island stick out. Compare them to Alabama, Wyoming, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Georgia.

Nothing nationally, though. Note the drop-down box for state selection.

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/excess_deaths.htm

Vax/100,000:

https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#vaccinations_vacc-people-additional-dose-totalpop

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Jul 28, 2022Liked by Mathew Crawford

At a small cardiologist conference in Austria, the experts were discussing this openly and had been keeping track. Their own numbers found a 1 in 6 rate for young guys showing up with myocarditis, and they wondered if perhaps everyone was affected but just didn't recognize the symptoms -- harder climbing up stairs -- and therefore never came to the doctor. They weren't sure what was happening with girls because the tests come back negative and nobody knows why.

On the "Ask a doctor" chat forum on Reddit, one of the questions recently was asking fellow doctors what they would do if a patient showed up with a couple symptoms that are classic of myocarditis. The responses included "test for acid reflux", "check vitamin levels", "do an X-Ray" -- none of which would recognize myocarditis. I was quite surprised at this because these people need an Echo to visualize the heart. Therefore, if you know anyone with these symptoms or are working in medicine yourself, always get an Echo. This non-invasive ultrasound of the heart takes 10 minutes and could save someone's life by identifying the problem. There is no reason not to give an Echo.

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Dr MoBeen just spoke on spike protein toxicity in heart cells.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUS15lyMqKQ

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"Scarier is how public health officials were pushing the rollout of additional injections in the face of dose dependence of the damage."

True but let's not forget the mandate madness continues here in NYC and elsewhere. Our dumber than DeBlasio, Mayor Eric Adams wants to mandate jabs for schools while ad campaigns are going like it's 2021 pitching jabs for the family including babies over 6 months. Epic damage seems not to be a factor for consideration in the grand scheme of things for our governments.

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Jul 30, 2022Liked by Mathew Crawford

From the article: One might also be concerned that she was wrong with a smile, but I'll leave that one for the psychiatrists. The smile is the weapon of the con "person". I love all this data and particularly the astute analysis. Here is my heuristic take away. When listening to the people that foisted this crime on humanity, whatever they say, my action is to register the opposite as the truth.

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Really appreciate you writing on this topic. My brother’s girlfriend (triple vaxxed) now has heart problems however they came about after a recent COVID infection. I’m still trying to understand if the vax/infection combo introduces unique risk for cardiac issues.

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I was wondering about all the case reports of myocarditis concomitant or post covid infection, of course they're all written assuming that covid was at least a/the precipitating etiological factor, but I noticed they never seemed to consider really the point you raised whether a preexisting condition predisposed them to both covid & myo, happy to see that I'm not crazy lol :)

My instinct was generally to regard the covid injury case reports as probably genuinely attributable to covid for the most part, because they are largely paralleling the vaccine case reports, which is expected to some degree at least because they share the same basic biological antagonists (not the LNP's obviously)

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In Germany, there is a register for children with myocarditis, founded in 2013: https://mykke.de/

They have also started a survey on myocarditis following Covid vaccination: https://mykke.de/?page_id=789

Let's hope that they manage to get the full picture. I'm a little skeptical, due to the involvement of the Paul-Ehrlich-Institut.

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Godamn Matt please dont let the Welenskies get away with this. Keep fighting the good fight.

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Has anyone even proven that "long-covid" is real? All the numbers I've seen about the percentage of people claiming to have "long covid" are LESS than the percentage of people presumed to be hypochondriacs in the population. I'm inclined to believe that long-covid is mostly just hypochondriacs unless someone can point me to some hard data and not just "claimed symptom" data.

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