Commentary from Jeff Childers 'Coffee & Covid'

'Check out yesterday’s timely Daily Mail headline about our Australian friends: “Australians Dying From Fatal Heart Attacks SPIKED by 17 Per Cent Last Year - as Experts Offer Reasons for the Frightening Rise.”

Now this is more like it. Corporate media reporters must have been straining at their puppy leashes to report the terrifying spike in sudden deaths that has been baffling leather-clad government experts. Finally — finally! — they’re allowed to talk about it.

But … I’ll give you one guess what they are blaming for the unprecedented explosion of hearts attacking people, and it’s not the jabs.

n fact, the article’s very first sentence makes it perfectly clear to the meanest intelligence exactly who to blame: nobody.

More Australians than ever are dying from fatal heart attacks due to the lingering effects of the Covid pandemic and the impact of the virus on the heart.
The reporter cited a STUDY which helpfully reinforced the fact that you can’t blame anyone:

The study, published in the Medical Journal of Australia, found that hospitalisations of people with myocarditis and pericarditis, pulmonary embolism, heart attacks, and stroke were significantly more frequent after Covid. ‘The estimated risk of myocarditis or pericarditis after SARS‐CoV‐2 infection is 18–21 times as high as for uninfected people,’ the study stated.
The researchers didn’t leave anything to chance. They say they checked the jabs, and guess what? Among all their other mysterious, untested advantages, the jabs are good for stopping strokes! Especially the kind caused by blood clots:

The study also found that vaccination can reduce the risk of non‐respiratory complications of Covid, including ischaemic stroke.
It’s nice about the clot strokes, if you believe that, but what about the heart attacks? Was there any link between jab status — which they obviously checked — and heart attacks? The Mail didn’t say.
All Ozzies are recommended to get a full heart evaluation. ALL of them. So get Kraken.'