On Friday, December 30, former pro-football lineman Uchechukwu Nwaneri was found unresponsive at his wife’s home. The mainstream media reported that he died of “an enlarged heart and acute heart failure.” He was 38.
Less than two weeks earlier, Grant Wahl, a well-known and well-respected sports reporter, collapsed after laughing at a Tweet.
Wahl was covering the Argentina-Netherlands World Cup match in Qatar. He also died. The media—and his family—told the public that Wahl, 49, suffered a ruptured aortic aneurysm.
Both events were reported in the media. This led to thousands of speculative social media posts, especially on Twitter and Substack, which are two platforms that are not being censored. But neither death aroused much commentary among mainstream pundits,
Three days later, however, the entire world took notice of another untimely, unexpected, and seemingly inexplicable medical emergency.
On January 2, a record 23.8 million viewers were watching in real-time as 24-year-old Damar Hamlin, a safety for the Buffalo Bills, stood up after a seemingly ordinary tackle and collapsed a few seconds later.
Medical professionals rushed to the field and Hamlin received help within ten seconds after he fell to the ground.
He was given CPR, defibrillation, and ventilation, and was taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, where he was put in a medically induced coma to protect his brain. (Brain injury is the main cause of mortality following resuscitation after a cardiac arrest.)
Increased Sudden, Often Lethal Cardiac Events
Nearly every industrialized country has been reporting an increase in sudden cardiac events and sudden deaths, particularly in young people. While it is not possible to know how many of these deaths are causally linked to COVID-19 vaccines, countries around the world have been quietly compensating families for the vaccine-induced deaths of their loved ones, and cardiologists in many countries have been pointing out that the vaccines are much more dangerous than the infection and urging their governments to stop giving the vaccines to children and young people.
By Jennifer Margulis and Joe Wang
