Heartache as 'fit and healthy' young man dies after sudden chest pains at home

The Express ^ | 1/28/23 | Fatima Aziz, Ashley Summerfield

[DallasBiff]

"The second he stood up was the second he passed away."

Heartache as 'fit and healthy' young man dies after sudden chest pains at home "The second he stood up was the second he passed away." By Fatima Aziz, Ashley Summerfield 18:01, Sat, Jan 28, 2023 0

Niqash Saeed Niqash Saeed died after experiencing chest pains

Tributes have been paid to an "open-hearted" young man following his sudden death.

Niqash Saeed had a "God-given ability to bring a smile to anyone's face" and was hailed as "the glue in his community"

After going to rest upstairs at his family home, he asked his brother to take him to the hospital

[Jane Long]

And, we trust the American Heart Ass.....like we trust....FRAUDci/CDC.

Geez.

Read it, and, weep....like we are....and, stop trying to defend it.

Here is some excellent data/info, Part 5 of a series, for deep diving.... for your reading pleasure....

Where Did All the Workers Go?
A brief look at U.S. all-cause mortality: Part 5

...As you can see in the chart below, group life insurance benefit payments in 2020 were barely higher than in 2018.

In 2021, however, group life payments exploded by 20.7% over the five year average and by 15% over the acute pandemic year of 2020. Why would healthy young and middle-age people suddenly begin dying in large numbers in 2021 when they’d navigated 2020 with relative success?

Especially when we consider that in 2021, the U.S. administered 520 million Covid-19 vaccine doses. Shouldn’t healthy people employed in good jobs with good benefits, now protected with vaccines, have fared better in 2021 than in 2020? Surely, overdoses and suicides have risen in recent years. But those causes of death are less prominent among the group life cohorts in general, and the latest data confirm these were not drivers of the group life surge. Curiously, two of the largest spikes in 2021 came from deadly automobile accidents and non-automobile accidents.

As you will remember seeing in our three all-cause charts, August, September, and October of 2021 showed a gigantic upward bubble – the worst ever period of concentrated young and middle-age deaths, at least in modern times.

Heart attacks, strokes, pulmonary embolisms, accidents, and many seemingly-inexplicable sudden deaths, which continued into 2022, and now in 2023. Here is the Society of Actuaries November 2022 update, which goes through June 2022

https://infonomena.substack.com/p/whered-all-the-workers-go

[mewzilla]

Published yesterday and zero comments at the link on the story...

Hmmmmmm...

[ronnie raygun]

They have done a good job of brainwashing the populace

[Glad2bnuts]

That is okay, there will be less and less of them every day/month/year.

[imardmd1]

The Great Fauxi strikes again.

Fauccicine, or Fauxirus—which? Both? (/sarc)

[CFW]

I actually saw the question posed by a commenter at another site as to whether these young deaths were due to long-Covid in people who did not realize they were sick.

[absalom01]

And, we trust the American Heart Ass.....like we trust....FRAUDci/CDC.

Well, having been involved in the RKBA fight since the 90's, there's been plenty of distrust of the CDC as a politicized entity, but the AHA?  The anti-smoking people?  They've been lying about heart disease since the 1940's?  OK, fine, that could be true, but what, specifically is it about them that makes their pre-covid work untrustworthy?

Geez.

You realize that's blasphemous, right?  Changing the first letter doesn't really fix that problem.

Read it, and, weep....like we are....and, stop trying to defend it.

Thanks for the link, lots of good information there, the jist of which confirms exactly what I also posted, that "all cause mortality" is still up from before the Chinese corona virus bioweapon was released.

But, seriously, and not trying to pick a fight here,  what do you think I'm trying to defend?  Certainly not Fauci, or the CDC, or the official narrative.  I'll repeat my previous comment, which I sincerely beleive to be true: "something big is really very fishy".  I would like to know exactly what is causing these excess deaths, and not have to rely on speculation and dodgy sourcess.  It's not unreasonable to expect that our elected Republican representatives should be demanding answers on our behalf.  There's nothing else to read into the post you replied to, at least as far as intention goes.

[Roman_War_Criminal]

No hysteria on your part.

You are just putting the facts together that this is anything but normal.

The idiots who tell you that you are wrong are liars.

It’s that simple.

[MoochPooch]

My first experience of some one dropping dead was a neighbor, who dropped dead at the office suffering a heart attack, he was 50.

On a Monday 14 years ago my older brother went to a doctor for chest pains, got examined (results negative), and told to come back Friday for a follow-up. Thursday, at work, he dropped dead. He was 61.

We really don't know why these things happen. My brother had always enjoyed general good health, although he had enough rage to sink a battleship. Possible factor?

You're right about this happening to so many young people lately. Hard to know how much of it is because of the vax alone, or did the vax exacerbate a pre-existing medical condition.

[metmom]

Anything But The Shot.

[Falcon4.0]

It seems like the more cardio active you are, the faster you have a cardiac event.
What is more curious is that these young people do not have heart attacks or strokes, they just drop dead.

[TStro]

200,000 excess deaths a year in this country (average was 1.2 million) since the death jabs were forced on many. My sisters and brother took the shots believing the local media wouldn’t lie to them. I told them the local media went to the same colleges as the national media, and just reported what they were fed.

[TStro]

And remember, cold and flu viruses are coronaviruses (corona, crown, spikes on the virus). So when they talk about new coronaviruses they are probably talking about the cold and flu.
By the way, they never isolated the covid 19 virus last I heard.

[Qiviut]

Just heard yesterday that an extended family member, 31 yo, chest pain & tingling down arm at work, went to ER, then sent home. Hopefully, he will see a cardiologist who is ‘awake’. Praying he won’t be a SUDS ... he’s jabbed, young son, 2 yo.

[Jane Long]

American Heart Assn is another BigPharma paid off entity. Just look at all of the local chapters sponsors, for a hint.

Not sure what you’re talking about, regarding ‘changing the first letter....blasphemous’.

What do I think you’re defending?

Simple.

That these horrid $hots aren’t the obvious cause of all of the ‘died suddenlies’ happening to young people.

[Jane Long]

How sad.....prayers up.

Remember when this was NOT a common thing?

I do.

[absalom01]

What do I think you’re defending?

Simple.

That these horrid $hots aren’t the obvious cause of all of the ‘died suddenlies’ happening to young people.

 

Thanks for the reply.

 

I guess I was confused by the word choice.  I'd rather say "discussing' or "considering" or "wondering" rather "defending", but I guess that's close enough. 

And yes, I have not yet found anyone who has made a convincing case that any of the Chinese coronavirus shots are the sole, or even primary cause of the excess deaths that are undeniably occuring in working age and younger people.   I understand that you have reached a different conclusion, and certainly hold no ill will toward you on that account.

But here's something I don't understand though.  Let's stipulate for the sake of argument that the AHA is a "big pharma paid off entity".  But how does that current corruption impugn their claim, made long before the covid, that America's obesity epidemic was causing rates of heart disease to start increasing, after all of the reductions that followed the reduction in cigarette smoking in the 60's and 70's?  I don't get it.

Anyway, just a heads up on the word you used.  It's more commonly spelled with a "J", which might make it easier to realize that it's a shortened way of saying the Lord's name, when one might find the full use of His name to sound vulgar, or harsh.  It's still taking His name in vain, and I doubt very much you would do that intentionally.  No offense, and thanks for the conversation.

[Jane Long]

Wait....are you talking about my using the word/expression “Geez”.....as being blasphemous????

You truly have lost it/gone off the rails, then.

No point in having any further discussion.....between this, and, your complete blindness....in spite of daily proof, posted right here, on FR, of the dangers of these $hots.

Yet, here you are, DEFENDING them, with your “I have not yet found anyone who has made a convincing case that any of the Chinese coronavirus shots are the sole, or even primary cause of the excess deaths that are undeniably occuring in working age and younger people”.

The above peculiarities certainly explain a lot, and, void any point of realistic conversation, with you.

No offense :)

[absalom01]

Wait, you started this conversation and now you're mad at me?

Seems childish.

And what does this mean:

No offense :)

Is that some sort of weak apology for the preceeding rudness?

And there you go hinding behind a euphemism to take the Lord's name in vain.   Don't take my word for it though. 

"Jeez comes from a shortening of Jesus, which makes it a euphemism—a milder way of saying something that may be considered offensive, blasphemous, or harsh. Many other words like this (often called mild oaths or minced oaths) are formed in a similar way. The word gosh, for example, is an alteration of the word God."

Or are dictionaries now deep-state corrupted horrid Big Pharma $hills, too?  It's hard to keep up.

[Jane Long]

When ALL else fails....it is quite interesting when $hot $hills attempt to invoke religion, into their losing argument.

Quite the hypocrite.