"death toll proof that the life-saving vaccines are incredibly safe"

A mild case of excess death tolls

Parody image that perfectly encapsulates the cult of vaccine’s views

The Daily Mail came out with this banger of a sub-title which reads:

A sub-title befitting a parody dystopia. The death toll where everyone is dying means the shots are safe.

Pack Of Lies

It’s in the news article that screams in capital letters (always a good sign of rationality and level-headedness) how it insists it’s not the poison shots killing people, and then gives this laughably lowball, easily disproven estimate of just 75 deaths.

Just ignore the fact YellowCard reporting for deaths actually shows a higher count.

The source for the Daily Mail’s claims? Well, unlike the last time an IPSO complaint was filed…

…It isn’t Wikipedia! Imagine our shock! In-fact, the Daily Mail just quotes “experts” of the non-existent variety.

‘Leading experts’ — Who? ‘Leading’ according to what? Who are they ‘leading’? What makes them leading? Who are these imaginary people offering garbage statistical analysis? It seems more like the Daily Mail just made up the figures. Again.

Daily Mail Baselessly Slanders A Paper

The Daily Mail also made up this piece, where it falsely claims a study has been “discredited”:

But the study has not been discredited, at time of writing. It is currently undergoing a review, no doubt at the behest of the Stasi like the Daily Mail desperately trying to get it removed by attacking it.

Currently, no such proclamation has been made about the study, and it has not been withdrawn or retracted. So this is defamation on the Daily Mail’s part, in attempt to convince people evidence showing the poison shots kill, are somehow false. They’re not.

Didn’t Look, Therefore No Evidence

The Daily Mail then goes on to sow FUD from the ignorant Dr Simon Clarke, who claims:

The claimed link between jabs and deaths from heart disease has never been demonstrated, neither has there been a plausible explanation of how it might happen.

Dr Simon Clarke — and the Daily Mail — might want to read their own article first, where the Daily Mail is forced to admit that:

Although it is 'very rare', an increased risk of myocarditis and pericarditis has been found with mRNA Covid vaccines — such as Moderna or Pfizer/BioNtech.

The Daily Mail then admits it’s something like 1 in 20,000 doses.

The risk is low. UK data suggests a risk of one case in every 20,000 vaccine doses in most studies', Dr Lowe added.

Oops.

Dr Simon Clarke might also want to read the Pfizer factsheet published in the US, which admits to myocarditis and pericarditis, which is a heart disease, and Pfizer admit it has sent children to ICU, with the implication that deaths will arise given the severity:

Dr Simon Clarke also tries to argue there needs to be a plausible cause for the heart attacks. But we don’t need to know the mechanistic effects to know the shots cause them, because it can be inferred from a time-series and from the patient having no other prior logical causes (process of elimination). The EMA were forced to admit as such… back in July 2021, nearly two years ago.

Beside, The Daily Beagle has already posited one possible mechanism for myocarditis.

Big Headed

The Daily Mail then go on to quote the ignorant Dr Michael Head, who claims without supplying evidence that:

There's also plenty of evidence highlighting how any risks associated with cardiac events are much higher from a Covid infection than any possible very rare adverse event from vaccination

This is false. Not only because he lacks evidence, but peer-reviewed studies show to the contrary.

In the study “The Incidence of Myocarditis and Pericarditis in Post COVID-19 Unvaccinated Patients-A Large Population-Based Study” it was found in unvaccinated people who experienced COVID-19 that:

Post COVID-19 infection was not associated with either myocarditis (aHR 1.08; 95% CI 0.45 to 2.56) or pericarditis (aHR 0.53; 95% CI 0.25 to 1.13).

Likewise, in another study, “Myocarditis is rare in COVID-19 autopsies: cardiovascular findings across 277 postmortem examinations” found in those who had died from COVID-19, that myocarditis was rare:

[…] closer examination of additional reported information revealed that most cases were likely not functionally significant and the true prevalence of myocarditis is likely much lower (<2%) […]

Dr Michael Head then makes an appeal to imaginary investigations that he thinks are happening, but supplies absolutely no proof are occurring:

[…] severe adverse events or any deaths are going to be investigated […]

By whom, Michael? The police? There is no designated ‘vaccine death’ investigation agency. Reports are filed passively, either by healthcare workers or patients. There is no active follow up.

Dr Head, after offering no evidence to substantiate any of his made-up claims, then gives his ‘scientific’ evaluation of a paper:

The Skidmore paper published in BMC Infectious Diseases is, to be perfectly blunt, crap. 

Dr Head then goes on to offer this other ‘scientific’ evaluation on the paper:

From the outside looking in, it's often hard to know if the author is being deliberately mendacious, or if they possess all the scientific knowledge and rigour of a recently-deceased whelk

Ah yes, attacking the author with personal abuse because you cannot find any flaws in the paper itself. How very scientific. It is clear, in equally as scientific terms, that you are full of it, Dr Head, and we might contend the whelk has better investigative abilities than yourself.

Claims Studies Didn’t Find An Illness That It Actually Did

The Daily Mail then peddles this pack of lies (emphasis added):

The youngest victim is thought to be 18-year-old Kasey Turner, who died in February 2021, two weeks after receiving the AstraZeneca Covid jab. 

The student paramedic from Barnsley, south Yorkshire was admitted to hospital after experiencing intense headaches. It was later shown to be a cerebral venous thrombosis, an extremely rare complication of the vaccine itself.   

The side effect was so rare that it wasn't spotted in the initial trials involving tens of thousands of people before being given the green light in December 2020. 

Except it wasn’t rare, and cerebral venous thrombosis (a type of bloodclot) was shown to be in the Janssen shot trials (using the same technology as AstraZeneca) which was originally covered in the EMA leaks expose back in March 2021.

The same EMA leaks the Daily Mail mentioned itself — an article they have since purged. The only reason the public don’t know about the cerebral venous thrombosis is because it was covered up, and had to be exposed by leak.

Besides, even if it hadn’t been, AstraZeneca were linked to causing blood clots. Thrombosis means ‘blood clot’. The idea the Daily Mail couldn’t work out that blood clots would clot the brain is beyond absurd.

Daily Mail Offers A Battery Of Invented Excuses

In trying to explain why there are so many heart disease cases, the Daily Mail tries to invent unevidenced excuses, like the healthcare service was unavailable, or maybe it was the virus — which shows the shots don’t work. But then they’re forced to admit ‘maybe it isn’t the virus’:

[…] the virus is no longer thought to be a driving force behind the excess heart disease death rate […]

It never was. SARS-CoV-2 was primarily a respiratory disease that infects the lungs. The idea it impacts the heart is patently absurd.

The Daily Mail then quotes the discredited British Heart Foundation — who receive financing from pharmaceutical companies — who were accused of covering up the real cause of the spike in heart issues to protect their bottom line.

BHF blame the lack of healthcare services. But this would not automatically translate to more people having heart attacks. Healthcare can only reduce and delay deaths. The absence does not cause them.

Invokes The ‘Mild’ Trope

Then they roll out the classic ‘mild’ trope:

For the majority of people who suffer myocarditis, 'the symptoms are mild', Dr Lowe said. 

According to what study? At what rates? Even Pfizer themselves admit that children end up in ICU. Then they belt out another gaslight banger:

Severe chest pain, heart failure symptoms such as breathlessness, and dangerous changes in heart rhythm that cause episodes of collapse are rare

Heart failure is rare except for all that excess mass death from heart disease that is occurring. Then they give this utterly bad advice:

Treatment of myocarditis depends on the symptoms experienced, but can include painkillers for the chest pain or medication to calm the inflammation, as well as drinking plenty of fluids and resting. 

Resting is another word for ‘no more exercise or exertion’, which translates into ‘your life is ruined’, especially if you’re an athlete or your job requires hard manual labour.

Notice Dr Lowe conveniently omits the duration of treatment. How long do they have to ‘rest’ for, Lowe? They also omit the part if it gets worse, a stay in ICU, where a heart transplant may be required if the heart doesn’t recover.

Benefits Outweigh Risks Mantra

Pulling from their usual pack of cultish lies, they then invoke the ‘benefits outweigh the risks’, by only doing an extremely narrow focus on myocarditis, and invoking unsubstantiated figures pulled from thin air.

Among people hospitalised with Covid, around one in 50 people per year will have pericarditis

Which is useless because those who have COVID-19 are also the vaccinated, because the shots don’t prevent infection. Notice he does not say 'the unvaccinated’, just ‘people hospitalised with Covid’.

Daily Mail Gives Medically Inaccurate Advice

They claim those suffering from heart issues are ‘safe’ to get the shots.

This is completely false, as Pfizer have admitted in a press release that you must notify your ‘vaccine provider’ if you have any pre-existing heart conditions.

Daily Mail Comment Section Roasts Daily Mail

And the cherry on top is no-one is buying their garbage:

The highest rated comment admits they got pericarditis after getting two shots and still got infected:

Sounds like the shots don’t work then.

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