“The odds that she had the clot shots are VERY high considering where she lived.”
The death occured in Caerau, Cardiff, Wales, UK, amount to 2.2% of all deaths in Wales. So there didn’t seem to be too many attributed to covid.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-52380643
So those odds you refer to are not that strong. Either that or since the death rate was so low, then maybe they were telling the truth about the vaccines being a cure, which they never should have been saying as it was never designed to be a cure.
My immediate family lives in Tacoma, Wa, and the jabs, as you call them, were profoundly pushed on the public. My son didn’t take the jabs and he never has had covid. So there are possibilities in both directions. And, of course, he has been exposed.
“... it is notable that the authorities (deliberately) omitted it as a possibility.”
But mentioning something that may never have happened is why the public has bought into a lot things in the past. And there is just as much chance she didn’t take the shots as did. Besides, she showed other symptoms of possible heart and epilepsy peoblems. They may not have mentioned she may have had diabetes either. Don’t know if she did. But it wasn’t mentioned.
wy69
According to the stats 87% of the population of Wales got the first two Jabs. That means the odds of her having had the Jab are indeed fairly high.
I’m not suggesting any particular cause of death. I am suggesting that based on cardio problems in Jabbed people of her age, that under the described circumstances it should have gotten a mention - been considered as a possible. Mainly that its lack of being considered is an indication of the bias protecting the reputation of the Jab.
Nothing deeper or more dramatic than that.