Incoming! ⛈️🏖️ Timelapse of the beach clearing ahead of this evening’s storms racing through St. Pete Beach.
For the Tampa Bay area, our active weather pattern continues over the next few days with more rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms.
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St. Pete Beach Deputy Fire Chief Adam Poirrier said crews arrived within three minutes to find a family of three who appeared to be struck by lightning while under an umbrella on the beach. Full story >> https://t.co/jM8d2IKV14
#BREAKING Premier @FordNation says he wants to know who the Vaughan home owner was who got charged, after scaring off car thieves with a warning shot last week. "He should get a medal for standing up. It's like down in the U.S., we should have the Castle Law." #cdnpoli
More details 🚨 Researchers at Yale University have conducted a small, yet-to-be-published study which has linked COVID-19 vaccines to a rare condition termed “post-vaccination syndrome.” This condition is associated with causing “distinct biological changes” in the body. According to reports from the Daily Mail, this syndrome includes symptoms like brain fog, dizziness, tinnitus, and exercise intolerance. Some patients also exhibit unique immune cell profiles and the presence of persistent coronavirus proteins in their blood, suggesting a significant alteration in their biological systems. Additionally, there’s an indication that this syndrome might reactivate a dormant Epstein-Barr virus, which could lead to further health complications such as flu-like symptoms, swollen lymph nodes, and nerve issues. This research is still in progress, and the findings are preliminary, but they underscore the need for further investigation into the biological mechanisms behind these post-vaccination phenomena.
BREAKING: Researchers at Yale University, in a small yet-to-be-published study, found that COVID vaccines were linked to a rare “post-vaccination syndrome” causing “distinct biological changes” to the body, per Daily Mail.
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REPORT: One of the most heavily vaxxed counties in America is now facing a heart attack crisis.
98% of people in King County, WA (Seattle) took at least one COVID shot, and the data is not looking good.
A peer-reviewed study has found a jaw-dropping 1,236% surge in excess heart attack deaths among King County's 2.2 million residents.
2020: 11 excess heart attack deaths
2021: 75 excess heart attack deaths
2022: 111 excess heart attack deaths
2023: 147 excess heart attack deaths, a 1,236% increase compared to 2020.
Moreover, cardiac arrest deaths, in general, rose about 25% from 2020 to 2023. In the same time frame, King County's population shrunk slightly.
Reflecting on this alarming data, Dr. Peter McCullough said, “So it looks like the vaccines are the smoking gun.”
“This is now fully peer-reviewed in the emergency medicine literature. We've messaged the Medic One unit in Seattle. They clearly need to do more research to figure out how soon these vaccines were administered and to whom.”