Study Blames 'Climate Change' for Surging Cancers Among Covid-Vaxxed

In yet another desperate attempt to push the crumbling “climate change” narrative, corporate media outlets are now claiming that “global warming” has caused cancers to skyrocket over the last four years.

The latest media fearmongering insists that allegedly rising global temperatures have triggered a surge in cancers around the world, particularly in younger women.

A new study published in Frontiers in Public Health claims that hotter weather is driving up rates of breast, ovarian, uterine, and cervical cancers, especially in Middle Eastern and North African countries.

But buried beneath the alarmist headlines lies a glaring omission: the worldwide explosion in cancer diagnoses, particularly among women and young adults, coincides not with temperature shifts but with the global rollout of Covid mRNA “vaccines.”

However, the media doesn’t want you asking about that.

Instead, globalists are demanding that the public blame the weather while ignoring the experimental injections that were pushed onto them.

According to the study, cancer rates across 17 countries increased between 1998 and 2019 “with every additional degree Celsius.”

Researchers claim mortality also rose.

But here’s the problem: the temperature changes during that period were modest, and the cancer rate spikes don’t correlate with the weather.

In Qatar, for example, breast cancer rates reportedly surged by 560 cases per 100,000 people per degree Celsius.

That’s a staggering jump and one researchers somehow attribute to a thermometer reading.

Not once does the study address endocrine-disrupting chemicals, exploding pharmaceutical use, or aggressive hormonal contraception trends, which are all known factors in hormone-related cancers.

And it certainly doesn’t examine whether mass medical interventions, like “vaccines,” are playing a role.

Because they don’t want to go there.

While cancers have steadily increased in recent decades, they have exploded to unprecedented levels in the last four years.

Cancer Cases Exploding in the Post-Vax Era

Let’s talk about what the corporate media won’t.

In the years after 2021, when the Covid “vaccine” campaign went global, hospitals and oncologists began reporting a shocking rise in aggressive cancers, especially in young women.

From turbo cancers to recurring malignancies in previously healthy individuals, the trend is undeniable.

Studies from multiple countries have confirmed rising rates of breast and reproductive cancers in younger populations.

“Coincidentally,” the sudden uptick all follows mass mRNA exposure.

The experimental platform had never before been used on the global population.

Shortly after the rollout, deadly cancers started surging among young, healthy, and “vaccinated” people.

Rather than confront that possibility, the media would rather suggest that hot weather is killing women.

The media claims that “pregnant women are vulnerable to climate change” and that “heat-related health risks” are now a pressing concern.

But what about the verified increase in miscarriages, menstrual irregularities, and fertility issues documented after Covid vaccination?

Or the fact that Moderna was literally testing its shots for use in women’s reproductive cancers, raising serious questions about what these lipid nanoparticles are really doing in the body?

Not a word.

Instead, the public is being told to fear the sun, not the syringe.

Of course, the article ends the way so many health scare stories do: By reminding women to sign up for more health insurance and checkups.

Once again, fear is a sales tactic, whether it’s to push “vaccines,” treatments, or policies designed to consolidate control.

What’s next? A carbon tax to lower your cancer risk?

The reality is, cancer rates are rising because of very real, very tangible toxins and interventions, not hypothetical climate models.

And many women are waking up to that fact, especially as stories of post-vaccine cancer diagnoses continue to mount online, even if they’re ignored by the legacy press.