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Media downplay COVID shot injuries to keep people in the dark about the jab’s real dangers

Updated: August 4, 2023 at 11:57 am EST  See Comments

Fri Aug 4, 2023 – 11:05 am EDT

(Hatchard Report) — The U.K. Daily Mail led July 28 with a story about the heart attack suffered by Bronny James on the basketball court. According to two U.K. doctors described as leading experts and cited by the Mail, the suggestion that this might be the result of a vaccine injury is a conspiracy theory.

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The article concedes that deaths from heart disease are at record levels and also concedes that COVID vaccines cause heart damage, but stiffly maintains that those conflating these two facts are not only in error but are also engaged in a conspiracy to pervert truth and presumably justice. The BBC also chimes in with an article claiming piously, “there is no evidence to support the implication vaccines might be involved.”

READ: Swiss study finds that COVID vaccine heart injury up to 20 times more common than previously claimed

At the “heart” of these claims is the suggestion that vaccine-induced myocarditis is rare, so rare that it could not possibly be causing the huge rate of excess deaths from heart disease which amounts, according to the

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