Dr. Clare Craig
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But what we also know is that when three different studies followed people up prospectively after their third doses and measured what happened to their heart, having just been given a dose, 3% of them had a huge rise in the heart enzyme troponin in their blood, which showed that they had heart damage. So 3% is an enormous figure when you're vaccinating a huge number of healthy people.
So we know that that heart damage was way more than what turned up in hospital. And that what happens when you damage your heart, the cells can't repair themselves. They're gone forever and you get a scar. And of course, the heart has a very delicate electrical system. So any kind of scarring could mean that you short circuit in the future.
And so there is a risk of cardiac arrest forevermore for people who've had myocarditis. And we don't really have a handle on how many people that is and how much of a risk that is. But you would just have sudden cardiac death with no other thing going on. Now, of course, when you have a sudden cardiac death, doctors generally assume it's a heart attack.
And so especially if you're of an age or if you've got other risk factors, they'll say, well, that was just a cardiovascular disease that we see fairly frequently.
And so unless you're doing postmortems and actually really looking into it, those are going to be diagnosed as if they are atherosclerotic, narrowing of the coronary arteries, cutting of the blood supply to the heart, damaging the heart, and then death. And so trying to tease those apart is really impossible with that proper investigation, which hasn't been happening really anywhere in the world.
But we do have evidence that these vaccines cause huge inflammation because of all the circulating spike. There's a lot of inflammation going on in the vascular system. And when you've got inflammation, that is a risk factor for atherosclerosis and narrowing of your heart arteries. So there's a mechanism there for why you would have an acceleration in atherosclerosis.
And then going back to the inflammation in the heart, we don't exactly know how the vaccines were causing that inflammation.
So the kind of regular, the sort of the common myocarditis, well not common, it was always rare, but the myocarditis that we had before these vaccines would be post-viral and you'd have a thing called molecular mimicry where one of the molecules on the virus looks enough like a molecule in the heart that the immune system gets confused and attacks your heart. So that could have happened.
That's potential. The spike has a lot of homology, so a lot of similarity to human protein. So that's a possibility. We've seen in postmortems that the spike protein itself was in the heart muscle. So if you've got this product going in and attacking heart cells directly and expressing a foreign protein, then the immune system is doing its job getting rid of that foreign protein.
It's a terrible idea to give that to people. But the damage to the heart then is just part of that process of getting rid of a cell expressing a foreign protein. But the other thing to understand is that the mechanism, this kind of mRNA, but also potentially the lipid nanoparticles, has been causing problems beyond the COVID vaccines.
So Moderna had a trial with an EBV mRNA where there was a myocarditis problem. And then also there's been HIV mRNA where they're sort of saying, well, you're not allowed to be in the trial if you had a history of myocarditis. Why is that? You know, you're just going to keep gambling with people's hearts like this.
Yeah. Absolutely. And you know, what you said about trying to blame the virus, that's exactly what happened when in 2009, 2010, with the Pandemrix vaccine that caused narcolepsy, they blamed the virus. It's really obvious to try to blame the virus. But if you look at myocarditis rates overall, you say, well, what happened? You know, when was the surge in myocarditis? Nothing happened in 2020.
2020, there was still myocarditis and some of it may even have been caused by COVID, but it was at the same rates. as any other year. So if it was being caused by COVID, then it was replacing other viruses that would have caused it otherwise, right? So nothing happens in 2020. Spring 2021, massive surge in myocarditis and pericarditis.
And I think some of that surge is young people who, when they had the vaccine, nothing much happened. And then they're exposed to COVID after they're vaccinated and their immune system's like, oh, I know this one. And then it attacks the heart. Oh, that's interesting. I've not heard that theory yet. Not the unvaccinated.
Right. So, I mean, they seem to just have free reign to do any kind of crazy experiment at the moment. And the idea that these vaccines are meant to be protecting us from a virus. So you say, well, what is a virus? You know, virus is an encapsulated code. that can replicate. That's what a virus is. And now we've got so-called vaccines, which are encapsulated code that can replicate.
You're like, well, at what point are you giving people the vaccine? At what point are you just giving them a man-made disease? You know, I just think it's a really crazy thought to want to do this. And the mRNA that they use in the first place, we don't know even now how long it takes to degrade.
We don't know what happens to the synthetic nucleotides that were the building blocks of that RNA sequence, whether the cells carry on using it and recycling it and making proteins last longer than they should. We don't know. And yet here they are saying, well, now we're going to have one that can replicate itself.
So I think we should be pulling back massively from this whole platform, not experimenting with crazier ideas.
Right. So just taking that analogy a bit further, the kind of conventional mRNA ones, they enter a cell with the cell actively uptaking them. They don't just sort of drift through like a ghost through the cell wall. The cell takes them up. And so in theory, they can't get back out of the cell.
But we've seen studies showing that vaccinated people for four months at least had little bubbles of their cell membrane with spike attached to it circulating around the blood. Nobody ever looked to see if there was RNA in it, but there were these sort of, you know, pseudoviruses circulating in the blood in the vaccinated people. So if you can get into a cell and you can get out of a cell,
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