Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - Damar Hamlin Cardiac Arrest | Vaccine Related or Coincidence? | What Data Shows

Episode Date: January 4, 2023

Was the Damar Hamlin Cardiac Arrest a result of the Covid Vaccine or was this completely unrelated? On this episode, we discuss the most up to date information on Damar Hamlin and the latest studies showing an increase in sudden cardiac death among athletes around the world.

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It wasn't my intention. Maybe we should have been friends. So you're someone I used to know. And welcome to Invest the Earth podcast. I'm your host, Chad, a long time, a beautiful wife, Sherry. Hello, guys. Hope you're doing great this evening or afternoon or morning. Yes, guys.

Welcome to the podcast. It is 537 p.m. We're actually doing it early today for once. which I'm glad. We are here on the east coast of the United States of America and South Carolina. And guys, we have a very, very important topic to talk about tonight. This is something that we have obviously discussed many times on the podcast. We have talked about COVID.

We've talked about the vaccine. We've talked about all these things. And so it was something that when we heard about Damar Hamlin's very, very unfortunate situation that happened to him, his cardiac arrest on the field on Monday night football, it was something that just made me feel absolutely horrible inside. It made me angry. It made me all of these things if, if, if this can be related somehow to the vaccine. And listen, this episode is going to specifically discuss data or data, whatever you want to call it.

We're going to discuss the facts around COVID-19, the vaccine, what it has done to other people based on studies we've read. out there for anyone to actually read. But what I will say is I did tweet last night maybe an hour after I heard about this where it's not watching the game, but I did watch the video a few times. And I just

did tweet and I said, you know, obviously praying or concerned about Damar Hamlin and his family but, you know, I just hope that this is not another case of died suddenly, which is a huge term that is going around and has been going around and going viral for

months now. And especially since Elon is taking control of Twitter, there's freedom of speech on Twitter, there's a platform that people can discuss openly. And it's not to say that it's one narrative. You know, the thing I'm seeing in Twitter spaces, which Twitter spaces, I believe, is an amazing thing that is happening at Twitter. But it's where you have a panel of people, eight to ten people, and you have numerous people that come on and discuss this openly. And it is a broad range of people. It's not an echo chamber. This is something. somewhere that doctors that both agree or disagree on certain topics, especially with COVID and the vaccination and everything else.

And so this is something I had seen. And I tweeted this and I just said, hopefully this is not another case of died suddenly. And the hate that was received on that tweet was insane. But it was also, I saw other people, very, very prominent people tweeting similar, you know, things. And they were getting hate as well. And I had to think at one point, I was like, do you, I mean, Do we delete this or not? No, we don't delete it because this is our thoughts.

And we do truly hope this is not the case. But I think some of those people that were giving us hate, I guess, they could have been giving you hate because you said died suddenly and this guy hasn't actually died. And maybe they don't even know about what died suddenly even means. Maybe not. So maybe they took your tweet the wrong way, possibly. I think these people know what died suddenly means.

Look, these people that commented on the tweet, tweet and it was quite a few. You know, this tweet's been seen by thousands of people. But, you know, they automatically, the number one thing they wanted to do was go to the defense of the vaccination. They wanted to, rather than even saying, hey, there is a possibility of this potentially being linked to a vaccine, especially if you know anything about data at all, as far as what surrounds the vaccine, which we're going to talk about tonight.

And tonight's episode, we're specifically going to. to talk about vaccine injuries, deaths, or sudden cardiac events that are specifically related to athletes. And this is something that today I was in Twitter spaces with certain groups, Mario, there's a guy named Mario and Nelson and all of them. They have these Twitter spaces of Grant Cardone. I've actually spoke on one of those. And, you know, they have, which I applaud them for this. They have doctors that are on both sides of the fence on this. They have doctors that say there's no way that you can't say that this is possibly from a vaccination. And there are doctors that are basically saying there's no way you can say that it is a vaccination, right?

So there's two very different sides of this. And sometimes when you get in these Twitter spaces like that, and this is something I was just, I was seeing, right? It was, yes, we need open discussion, right? Free speech is the uttermost importance. But at the same time, it was like it got to a point in some of these spaces over time. it was just like you would have four doctors saying this, and they would be on this side of the fence. You'd have four doctors saying the opposite of what these doctors are saying,

and it never truly really gets anywhere, right? There are questions, I think, that need to be asked. If you're going to have a platform for discussion, especially when it comes to the vaccination, when it comes to tomorrow Hamlin, when it comes to situations like that and other athletes that have either dropped dead from, you know, either playing and post-vax,

or just had cardiac events to where even they lived. And hopefully, DeMar Hamlin survives this. And I want to make sure that everyone understands now. I hope this is not because of the vaccination. And the reason I hope and pray that this is not because of the vaccination is because, number one, my wife is vaccinated, double vaccinated. I think about that all the time, especially considering all of the data that's coming out and everything else. And so I worry about that.

And so when I talk about, you know, could Damar Hamlin's particular situation be because of the vaccination? I hope it isn't. And I hope it isn't because you have Damar Hamlin a 24-year-old insanely in-shaped athlete, someone that is incredibly in shape. And these guys, you know, and we're going to talk about, you know, some of you might be thinking, and especially people that are completely never listening to our bogg, any of that. Some of you may be thinking, I can't believe you're even trying to link it. to the vaccination. But listen, if you just wait and listen to this podcast and listen to the entire episode, I hope that you will at least see where we're coming from. And I think that you will,

because this is 100% data. We're not just giving opinions or making stuff up. There were things that I heard today in the Twitter space. And I want to get this out because this is very important. And I wanted to like, I almost wanted to hit a request to speak and I didn't because I was like, no, I want to hear everybody out. But there were things that it was just like, these doctors, for example, just, and look, I may, people may think I'm crazy by saying this, but just because you're a doctor, I think that's something we've seen over the past three years, does not mean you're right. Just because you're a scientist does not mean you're right. And I have, in some cases, there are people that literally have zero medical expertise whatsoever

that have exposed and made sure that data that was that was done in a correct way was out to the public for people to see and and people that have studied this for as long as we have because we've studied this, we've read studies, we've done all of these things because we generally care about people. We care about the future of humanity. We only have one planet and we have one species of people. And now we have a vaccination, regardless of whatever you believe on either side of the story, we have a vaccination that was injected into millions and millions and millions and millions of

people around the world. And some were mandatory and some were not. Yes. And this could literally, though, shape the future of higher humanity, depending on what this thing does. We're only on, what, the second year of the vaccination. We don't know what this is going to happen five or ten years from now. We don't know about the birth rates.

We don't know. We're already seeing birth rate studies. Declined. Which are dropping crazy. We're seeing stillbirth. We're seeing miscarriages on record numbers. And yes, we are just saying these things right now, but we could obviously back those up in data as well.

But tonight's episode, we're going to back up in data about athletes. We're going to back up in data about what has happened as far as athletes and sudden cardiac events. And we're going to talk about all those things. And we're also going to talk about what this may mean. How is the mainstream media reacting to this? Well, it was probably as you would expect, if you've heard. heard our podcast before, you would probably know how they're reacting to this and what they're saying about it.

But the main thing is when you're going and researching these things and if you can back up your stuff with true data, that scientific data, and then somebody comes in response and doesn't give you any kind of scientific data, it's hard to win, you know, how do you win a debate if you don't even have data to back up what you're trying to say? I think that's really important is most people have to have some kind of data to back up what their stance is. Yes. And we have the data right in front of us. And this is not made up data.

This is from scientific journals. This is from scientific research. This is from the own, the vaccination companies themselves. Yeah, Pfizer themselves. Yes, that come out with these studies that is hidden from us from the media. because of the media. Well, and keeping in mind, the Pfizer study, for example, on their own vaccination, you know, this was one of the things that Pfizer and companies like Moderna and Pfizer and all

them, but specifically Pfizer. Now, if you kind of listen to just, you know, you hear about Pfizer and Moderna, they always tend to go with, moderna is like the worst, because if you know anything about the vaccinations, well, Pfizer had a certain percentage of MRNA that was injected into your body. it was less. Yeah, it's less to Moderna. Moderna was like the ultimate shot, right? The top notch, yeah. Yes. So it was the ultimate shot, and this was something that, you know, that Moderna never really kind of got into the public eye as far as, you know, what did their studies say about their vaccination and so on and so forth. But what Pfizer wanted to do, especially, was they wanted to go to

courts and they wanted to ensure somehow that this would not be released to the public. Any of the studies or any of their safety data for like 70-something years. And so there was a judge that basically struck that down. Once that was stricken down, there was a group of doctors over a thousand doctors that actually had very intense and I guess you can say close research and also this is kind of their profession. This is the area of expertise they have. They weren't vegetaries. They weren't veterinarians or doctors like that, or eyed doctors or dentists.

These were real doctors in this field. Yeah, and so there was a thousand of those that got together once that judge, I think it was a Texas judge, it struck down that they were not to release whatever. They actually said that they had to release so many documents per month. There was this group of doctors got together. We talked about this on other podcast before. They got together to sift through all of this data. And what they were finding was that, you know, Pfizer, them. themselves knew that the vaccine was not safe. And also, not only did they not, not only did they

know that the vaccine was not safe, but they also, um, were basically trying to figure out ways to manipulate the data they had on, on itself. So they would, um, for whatever reason, exclude thousands and thousands and thousands of people, and then only use certain little subsets of people to shape their narrative of the fact that it is safe and effective. Although, even, even That narrative was not good. Right. Right. So you can imagine what it would have been with the thousand of people that they sum,

for whatever reason, excluded for no reason. Well, even those subsets would be like 100, 200 people. And out of the 100, 200 people, 80% of them were on a placebo. Yeah, exactly. So they only took the data from a very, very small amount of participants. Yeah. And that, to me, is not true data. You're right.

It isn't. but, you know, data is manipulated. That is what we're... Look, we know that. We know that over the past three years. So for the people that are in uproars of, you know, saying that I can't believe you would even question the vaccine when it comes to DeMar Hamlin, how disgusting of you to do this. And we even had... I saw a couple of people that said, I'm a longtime listener to your podcast.

I love your podcast, but this is too far, right? Well, to you and to those few people I saw, listen, our... podcast is about seeking the truth. Our podcast is not about going with the narrative of mainstream. And you, if you've been a listener of this podcast for as long as a couple of the people I've saw that have been, you should know without a doubt that we are going to question things and especially considering the data supports it. Right. The data backs this. The data backs this far more than what the narrative right now that a lot of the mainstream doctors and the people that are out there trying to push what caused this. the data does not support that narrative. And we're going to talk about that.

And we even talk about what the doctors are saying it is versus the vaccination. And there is not even a close comparison. If you look at the data, what they're saying this is from is basically, and I'm going to get in the detail a minute, but what they're basically saying this is from is a sudden impact, a hard impact to the chest that disrupts the archaic rhythm or the whatever it is, the rhythm of the heart. So essentially where it's it, it, it's almost like a, if you were in a car accident

and the steering wheel went in your chest, right? And so blunt force trauma would be another term for that. And so the reason why people die from blunt force trauma in car accidents is because of either a steering wheel or something hard hits them. And oftentimes it's in the chest.

And when it hits you in a chest, it can stop your heart, right? But that is an extremely hard hit and a hard impact And it happens actually very, very slim in athletics, right, in sports. It is a very rare situation that this happens, very, very rare. And even in the event that it does happen, it typically, as soon as it is hit, it disrupts a rhythm and causes the actual heart attack or cardiac arrest.

But in Damar Hamlin's case, we saw this hit, and this hit was nothing, it wasn't anything that you would see As crazy. In a normal football game, you're going to see hits like that. All the time. To me, that looked like a normal hit. It was not like this hit that they were targeting or doing anything that they weren't supposed to be doing. This is what you see in every football game.

The problem to me is, and I'm just giving my opinion right now, and we're going to go into the specifics, but he was hit there or hit close to there. There's something already going on with his heart. There was something already wrong. Yeah. He didn't just get hit and then go into cardiac arrest. There is no way. Yeah.

I almost don't even think the hit whatsoever mattered. I think it was, I mean, this is an opinion, obviously, but I think that it was because of, I don't know, if he would not even have been involved in that tackle, would that have happened? That's my question. Because you do see, I'm just saying, When you see all these athletes out there that are just dropping, right, during a game,

that's exactly what it looked like because he got hit. He got up and then he just dropped. Yeah. And we're, you know, we're going to, as we get into the data tonight and all that, we're going to talk about, you know, the difference in athletes around the world, including FIFA players. You know, FIFA soccer, obviously, we've heard about FIFA players that have died. I think the average of actual professional soccer players.

per year typically is five players a year die. And that is just because of the fact, you know, number one, we've heard of marathon runners that have died because of, I've actually read studies on why marathon runners can die in situations, you know, when they're running miles and miles and miles and over time, it's not necessarily because if you were able to, tomorrow, you've never been in a marathon runner, you went out and were able to run 30 miles or 50 miles.

miles or whatever it is, right? And you were able to do that, but you've never done it before. You are at a much less risk of having sudden cardiac arrest than a marathon runner that has been doing this over the years. And you might say, what? That doesn't even make sense. You're telling me. Yeah, because they're healthy and conditioned. No, no, no. What I'm saying is, you're missing the point, Sherry. I'm saying a couch potato that was able to go out to a marathon. I get you what you're saying, yeah. Could go out and run a marathon 30 miles tomorrow. and he has a less likely chance of dying of a heart attack in that marathon than a seasoned marathon runner.

Exactly. The medical reason for that is because over an extended amount of time, especially marathon runners, is because they develop what is called arterial constriction. The fact that their arteries are always dilated so much during, you know, these competitions, eventually they start to constrict and constrict and to constrict over the years or months or whatever it may be. and to the point where any blockage or any little thing eventually that comes through that artery is just going to be constricted because of how much pump their heart is used to, and then it just kind of, it's a weird situation.

Now, that's one thing, right? But the athletes, yes, athletes have died of sudden cardiac arrest before. But we're going to get to the data here in a second. So let me give you guys an update. Buffalo Bill's safety to Mar Hamlin. He's 24 years old. and as of right now of this podcast, he remains in critical condition

and he suffered cardiac arrest midgame on Monday night. His team said, the NFL said the game between the Buffalo Bills and the Cincinnati Bengals will not resume this week and that no decision

has been made about playing it at all at a later date. Hamlin collapsed during the game and his heartbeat was restored on the field, the bill said. He was taken to a Cincinnati hospital. Now, some of the things I have gathered from

on the scene, on the ground, reporters on Twitter that are at the hospital. They are there. They have seen. They have talked to family members of Damar Hamlin. Number one, this is something the mainstream media is not whatsoever reporting, but I do want to let our listeners know. He also went into cardiac arrest in the hospital. But it also took nine minutes for them to start his heart back on the field. Yeah, it took nine minutes for him to have a heartbeat on the field. So I believe, if I'm not mistaken, like it took the NFL or whoever, like an hour and something to call the game, but it took nine minutes for any heartbeat to be restored from Damar Hamlin.

Now, that's significant, significant because that matters. Like there was a big thing going around Twitter today that was talking about nine seconds. It was nine seconds and his heart restored. Well, that's been confirmed that it was nine minutes. And that does matter. You know, I was an EMT. I've been in the fire department for 12. of years. I know that I've I've done CPR on hundreds of people and you know the the critical stage

in someone a sudden cardiac arrest or whatever the case is then it is you have to be there as fast as possible. Also the way you give CPR the way that you do it is also critical that all that's critical in determining his outcome in the hospital. So I'm not saying that those people were not doing it well. Hopefully so, right? But it is very important on how you do. CPR, the correct methods. You know, there's that there's that whole thing that has been going around the past few years, especially with people in CPR, that instead of doing breasts, you just do pumps. But that is also not good, especially if you're trying to pump on someone for nine minutes

and you're not giving any auction to the brain or the system whatsoever. That's a problem. Nine minutes, nine minutes you would be brain dead probably. It used to be like four pumps to one breath. Yeah. And now it's a bunch of pumps to a breath. But, you know, everyone that takes CPR, or at least everyone I know, you're supposed to pump to the song staying alive. Yeah, that's the rhythm now.

Yeah, that's the rhythm you're supposed to pump. But I agree. I think that they say the pumping is more important than the breathing. But I think getting the air in the lungs is just as important. It is. It is. Yeah, you're right. I mean, the pumping is the most important thing initially.

And I would say probably within the first two minutes, right? But if you're not getting someone back in two or three minutes, you have to be providing air. Like, you have to because, and that is the protocol, an EMT or paramedic at all. Like, yes, you need to be pumping only for two minutes or so. I think I don't know what the rule is exactly. But if you're still not getting a heartbeat, you have to provide air. Because at that point, your brain is going to start basically deteriorating. You're going to lose brain function.

You're going to lose, you're going to damage the brain with lack of auction, even though blood will pump to the brain through CPR, but it's not the same as actually getting auction into the system, right? So, but nine minutes is a long time, right? And then so we got to the hospital and his aunt, I believe, talked to a reporter that was on the ground, you know, there and said that he also had cardiac arrest in the hospital. So the hospital was going to have a press conference last night. And you remember this. Yeah, because we were waiting for it. You were waiting on it. They canceled a press conference, and no one knew why they pressed, they canceled the press conference. But I believe they canceled a press conference because even though the media has not even mentioned from what I've seen, the fact that he went into cardiac arrest again.

Twice, yeah, once. Yeah. But just based on the sources I've heard that were on the ground, he went into cardiac arrest again, which is probably why they canceled the press conference, I would assume, because what are you going to say? Like, we don't know anything right now. And then the reporter also discussed the fact that there were multiple federal agency vehicles, federal law enforcement vehicles there, and they had command post. Like in possibly four different... Outside of the hospital. Outside of the hospital in four different locations.

Now, I believe he did try to get some information as far as why they were there. I think what was said was that due to social media. speculation and all that around the vaccination. This is kind of what we're hearing is that they were there to ensure possibly that in the event that DeMar Hamlin did die, that they were concerned about crowds gathering and the potential of either violence or whatever, right? I mean, basically they're saying we're afraid that like, where is the line of people being pissed off about things and blaming the vaccine?

but listen regardless pre-vaccine you're not going to have because of a player collapsing on the field federal law enforcement agencies outside of a hospital four different outpost outside of a hospital I mean it sounds very sinister you know it sounds sinister because

they know and everyone kind of knows the ramifications behind this incident and why is it this incident that is causing this right I mean just Monday we had another from the Jacksonville Jaguars He was a I think it was a defensive tackle Yeah he was retired

He was retired He was retired But he was a Former Jaguars offensive lineman He died at the age of 38 He died in his I think it was his girlfriend's home He died at like one

Well I don't know exactly what time But his girlfriend found him And so the initial reports that came out said that this Jaguars player from what they initially believed to be from a heart attack. Okay, these were the initial preliminary reports. This is a 38-year-old guy, right? A former football player, right? A very recently former football player.

And this is, this is, no one's even talking about that, right? Not even heard about him. Just saying, normally, when you think about heart attacks, you think about older people or people that smoke or people that hurt their health in some matter of, you know, the way they eat, you know, whatever it is, family history. You look at people that have heart attacks and normally you're like, oh, yeah, I understand why they probably had a heart attack, right? But there are some weird and strange cases, especially strokes and heart attacks.

Yeah, but those are very rare. Yeah, they are rare. Right? They're more rare. We're seeing people drop dead all the time now. Yeah. And it's been just recently since COVID started. And since the vaccinations have been out.

You cannot deny that. Now, one of the things I wanted, and I don't know how you say his name, Uchi, No. Narneri. One of the things about him, he did post September 1st, 2021. This is the Jacksonville Jaguars player that died that said, okay, so let's get these vaccine mandates and vaccine passports up and running ASAP. We are seeing, or we seeing children die daily from the unvaccinated,

selfishness. Pregnant women at risk to protect life, mandate the vaccine, jail anyone who refuses to protect life. Jail anybody who is not getting a COVID-19 vaccine. And this was the guy that just died? This is the guy that just died yesterday. So obviously he's very pro-vaccine. You know, you answered a question for yourself. Would he have died not if he had not got the vaccine? I don't know. I mean, unless there's, you know, unless there's something, this is not just his case. This is not just Demar Hamlin's case. This is thousands of athletes. This is what we're about to, what we're about to talk about and give you data on is, in my opinion, is, you can't dispute it. I mean, I mean, I guess you could somehow, like if you come up with some craziness,

but I just don't feel like you can dispute what we're going to speak on. So let me first tell you, if you look up this situation, right, if you look up this situation on Google and you want to see some news articles and you want to say that, you know, you are someone that just is curious about Demar Hamlin and the vaccination because if you're on Twitter or you're on some social media sites, although Facebook as of today are censoring and completely blocking any talk or even the word died suddenly or any of that stuff. They are 100% blocking everything about that. Because they don't have freedom of speech. Absolutely not. The only platforms that I know have freedom of speech is Rumble and Twitter. Yeah, and a couple of other ones like. And Reddit a little bit.

No, Reddit. Well, yeah, Reddit is decent. Yeah. There are things on there. Oh, and of course, 4chan. Yeah. So these articles you're going to see if you look up, you know, DeMar Hamlin vaccination.

Anti-vaxxers use Buffalo Bills, DeMar Hamlin, to promote evil agents. The Washington Post analysis, the inevitable grotesque effort to blame vaccines for Damar Hamlin's collapse. Roland Stone, anti-vaxxers turned Damar Hamlin's on-field collapse into a vile conspiracy theory. BBC, BBC says, sorry, BBC actually didn't say anything necessarily about the vaccine, but the independent human garbage, Charlie Kirk blasted for sick, DeMarer. Hamlin conspiracy tweet about the vaccine. And salon.com, I mean, these are just over and over.

Sick, disgusting human beings. Right wingers use NFL collapse to push anti-bax conspiracy. You know, far right trolls are already spreading anti-vacc conspiracies about Damar Hamlin. Listen. So this is what I'm saying. They're using words. These are their go-to words, right? far right, MAGA, domestic terrorist, conspiracy theory, these are their go-to words.

I'm surprised there's not white supremacy in here also. Exactly. Which I'm sure there is somewhere. And they have adjectives like disgusting and... Yes. But listen, this is not about your political views at all. This is not about whether you're right or left or your center or your anything. This is about facts and data.

This is about common sense. This is about opening your mind to the possibility of the fact that there are more deaths in all-cause mortality now than ever before. We have the biggest increase in death among basically anyone in the world, and this is being shown everywhere around the world, than we've ever had. This is like a catastrophic increase in all-cause mortality. So let's discuss this, and let's talk about some of the facts, because we've got to get to this. We have to get to some of the, you know, things that are happening and what is being reported. Now, what I do want to go to first is I typed in, because I wanted to see what people would be typing in on social media,

right? I wanted to see what they would be seeing on Google or whatever. If they go type in vaccine athlete deaths or whatever. And of course, as we have seen throughout the pandemic, we're going to find websites like PolitiFact or Fact check or Snopes or. all of these other websites that are fact checkers, right? They are promoted at the number one, number two, number three, number four, number five spots on anything that is controversial or what the mainstream deep state globalist people would consider, I guess, a conspiracy theory. But there are these four, five, or six or seven, whatever websites that are the media and

the government and the deep state have basically brainwashed people. to believe are the 100% truth. If you see it on Politifact or you see it on one of these websites, that's true. That's like the Bible, right? Which is bullshit. Because they have been wrong about so much shit during the pandemic. I mean, if we should do an entire podcast on their fact checking on things when the pandemic started versus what we absolutely 100% know to be fact now that they all said was false, right? But I don't think before what I'm about to read you with Politifact, which is one of the biggest ones, right? I don't think what I'm going to read you, if I read you this and you read this to yourself

and then you see their evidence of why this is false, you're going to say this is false. You're going to say, no, they're probably full of shit. They're just trying to promote the narrative. So their post on Politifact is, according to International Olympic Committee data, an average of 29 athletes under the age of 35 suffered sudden down. per year from 1966 to 2004. And then from March, from March 2021 to March 22, 769 athletes have died or suffered cardiac arrest.

Okay. So from years, the 60s to... 1966, 2004, 35. 35. Like, two-digit number, right? And in one year, it skyrocketed to what? 769. So three digit numbers, almost for 769.

Yeah. Almost a thousand people. Now listen. Versus 50. No, listen. What they are not, what they are doing here, and I want to make this clear as well, this is what they're saying here is even though they're almost giving you the facts, what they actually are, they're not quite.

Because they're spinning, they're trying to spin what the actual data is, right? They're trying to spend the Olympic Committee data. which is not what they mentioned in this particular post. It is not, but they want you to believe that's what it is. Okay? But it's very close. It's actually worse in a lot of cases than what they're even saying. So this is their, I guess you can say, cliff notes of why this is false.

Scientific reviews, medical experts, and sports cardiologists have found no association between sudden death and athletes and COVID-19 vaccines. Okay. figures used to support the claim that there is a link are inconsistent and often include inconcerned and incomplete reports that don't confirm vaccination or involve any emergency episodes. So that's it. Fault. So all you got to believe. Don't worry about it.

Where's their data? There is zero. They have zero data. What is backing up what they're saying? But the funny thing is scientific reviews, okay, this is what they're saying. scientific reviews, medical experts. And you know what medical experts are. That could be dentists, veterinarians, whoever.

They use anybody. Someone that has read something about something that's a medical expert. Oh, it could be a PhD that's not even a doctor. Probably. Who knows? I don't know. It could be a student. It could be anything.

Or sports cardiologist, right? Sports cardiologist, which they can pick from like one that is on their panel of whatever they want to believe. Whatever. I have found no association. between sudden death. Because you're not allowed to find the association unless you're really, really into these studies that they're actually doing.

So that's what you're going to find. Now let's talk about the actual data. Because we've got to talk about this. There has been an explosive rise of sudden adult death syndrome. And they call it something else. SADS, I think it's the exact term, I'll tell you in a minute.

Well, it's like SIDS and SADS. Yeah, sudden infant death syndrome. This is now, they're saying now a sudden adult death syndrome because it is. And so at a glance, in recent weeks, media outlets around the world have started highlighting a medical phenomenon called sudden adult death syndrome or SADS in what appears to be a clear effort to obscure the reality of COVID vaccination deaths. And so underlying factors for SADS include undiagnosed myocarditis, influx inflammatory, inflammatory, conditions and other conditions that cause irregularities and the electrical system of the heart, therefore triggering cardiac arrest.

While SADS has been known or occur previously, what is new is the prevalence of this previously rare event in Australia. And so there was a, the Melbourne-Baker Heart and the Diabetes Institute is setting up a new SADS registry to gain more information about the phenomenon. This is in Australia. And there are other places all around the world that have also been compiling data

and setting up new systems completely to monitor this new phenomenon, which is what we're seeing. Data compiled by the International Olympic Committee shows that 1,101 sudden deaths in athletes under age 35 between 1966 and 2004, giving us an average annual rate of 29 across all sports. Wow, we actually have thunder outside. So about 1,000 people within, what were the dates? Well, it's 1960 to 2004.

So you're about 29 across all sports, right? So meanwhile, between March 2021 and March 22 alone, one single year, at least 769 athletes suffered cardiac arrest, collapse, and or have died on the field worldwide. So we're looking at literally, between 1966 and 2004, we are looking at an average annual rate of 29 hours. athletes since those dates worldwide. We went from 29 in that period of time to 7609 in one year.

7669. And actually there are figures that are, it's probably higher than 7. I think there are other figures we'll probably talk about in a minute that it's over a thousand. It's almost giving them credit. Like we're comparing 40-something years to one year. And still it's off the charts. Yeah. And this is the International Olympic Committee data. This is no bullshit. This is no whatever. These are people that are keeping track of professional athletes in medical history or not medical history, but medical infractions as they call them. Cardiac infarctions, I believe they call them. This is a committee that is used to do this, right? And that they've been keeping data for years. And this is something extremely alarming, obviously. I mean, you go from from 29 on a. average a year to 769.

And actually there's other studies to show that there's probably more than that. I mean, well, we got to add probably at the very least the last two. And there was a big question. Was Demar Hamlin vaccinated? Well, yeah, he probably was. I mean, we don't know for certain.

But they were mandated. Most sports people had to be vaccination. vaccinated. Just take in consideration the tennis player. Yeah. That refused to get vaccinated. And he saw what happened to him? What, I forgot to say.

No back joke of it. Yeah. And he could not even play in the tennis tournament because he was not vaccinated. I believe that's probably the same way with NFL and probably college. Yeah. And unless if you do refuse, you're going to be tested like every time or whatever. Exactly. I think most of them were vaccinated.

Now, among the EU FIFA athletes and FIFA obviously is one of the biggest organizations as far as soccer or as they call it football. sudden death increased by 420% in 2021. Or 2021. Why don't I say 2021? Historically, though, about five soccer players have died while playing the game each year. And so between January and mid-November, 2021, 21 FIFA players died from sudden death. So this is just from January and mid-November in 2021, 21 FIFA players died of sudden death. So it basically went five to 20.

Yes. Five to 20. Yeah. Historically, five soccer players have died while playing the game each year. Five. And we're talking about from January to November, there were 21. I mean, listen, I remember, you know, even though I've never really followed football slash soccer, you know, in, you know, FIFA stuff. But I remember some very, you know, I guess, very crazy cases.

I think we're here in lightning interference in our things. So bear with us. Hopefully we don't get electrocated. Yeah, but we're going to have snow now. They always say when you have lightning, you have snow. Oh, I know. There we go. But anyways, I just remember certain instances of FIFA players, right?

I mean, I remember very, very viral moments of soccer players dropping dead on the field that went across the Internet. This was 10 years ago, you know, whatever it was. And when a soccer player would drop dead 10 years ago, right, it would be, like, shocking to the world. Oh, my God. And it would be all over the news. Everywhere, yes. And everyone who know the guy's name, what happened, how old he was, everything. They would have tributes forever.

They would do all this stuff. And listen, that happens on an average of five a year according to data. But now we've got just from January to November, there was 21. You know, instead of five, right? And five has went up a little bit and went down here and there. But, you know, five to 21 is a 420% increase. And that's just in FIFA. And that's just what we know.

That's just what we know. That's been reported, I guess. But guys, I do, before we get into some more data, I want to play this Peter McCola interview. Dr. Peter McCola, by the way, is one of the most renowned cardiologists in the world. He is extremely knowledgeable when it comes to the cardiovascular system, heart attack, strokes. And he also knows a ton about vaccines and also the effects of vaccines. on the cardiovascular system, Dr. Peter McCola became famous

on the Joe Rogan podcast when he came on to express his extreme worries with the vaccination and what he was seeing and the data he was pulling, this was two years ago at least. And of course,

what did the mainstream narrative and media do? They wanted to ban him. They did on Twitter. They did on many social media platforms. They tried to discredit him. They tried to take his medical license. And this coming,

And this is a guy that is literally one of the most recognized cardiologists and one of the most cited cardiologists in medical studies and journals. And when I say cited, meaning they use him and what he knows in their journals, he's one of the most cited doctors and cardiologists in the world that they wanted to silence because he is smart, along with so many other doctors. but this is what he had to say in particular about sudden deaths and the COVID-vaccining. It talks a little bit about the athletic side of this. So let's hear this now. Pretty scientific basis that this is worse than we've seen before and that you can tie it to the vaccine. Well, there's established and known causes of sudden death, particularly in athletes. The most common is called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a thickness, abnormal thickness of the heart.

there can be heart blockages that are premature that can happen as well. But with athletics now, there is high quality care, routine screening, physical exam, EKG, cardiac ultrasound. All the professional players are rigorously assessed. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is ruled out. There's been famous cases where it's discovered and the kids can't get their scholarship or play. They have to have defibrillators.

There's actually, there's two national registrations. for athletes who have this condition and they're in a registry. So we're not talking about hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. We're talking about people who have screened out being normal from a cardiovascular perspective, and then they suddenly die. And in papers by Patone in the UK, there's a hundred fatal cases where the doctors confirmed it was the vaccine causing myocarditis. Fatal cases in the United States from Gill and Verma, published in very good journals, and then overseas by Choi and colleagues. And I anticipate more will come. So when we have peer-reviewed literature that shows the vaccines cause fatal myocarditis, and then we see somebody and they die atypical death,

like I say, if the parents come out and the family comes out and they say they didn't take the vaccine, we can rule it out. Or if they come out and say they had hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, or we can rule it out. But when someone dies and the family does a, come out and say anything. And the doctors don't come out and say anything. It's a reasonable assumption that it was the vaccine until proven otherwise. And it's fine. People want to prove it otherwise. They can go ahead and do that. At this point in time, as a cardiologist, as a scientist, you know, I have no aspirations of trying to scare the public here. But I think this is more of a public warning. We're seeing a strong signal for sudden death that's almost certainly due to

subclinical or clinical myocarditis, cardiac scarring, the development of ventricular tachycardia, ventricular fibrillation, and sudden death. And the two patterns are dying in sleep and then dying during sports. And both of those times, by the way, there's a surge of adrenaline, noradrenaline, cortisol that actually helps the body naturally during these periods. And that seems to be the trigger for the arrhythmus. All right. So that's very interesting. Let me tell you that.

So he said we're seeing this data and what's happening on either athletes that are during exertion and actually physical activity. They are dying suddenly. And we're also seeing this during sleep because both times they are using cortisol and adrenaline releases. I guess that helps you during sleep. He would know. But it is very interesting because there's been so many people.

people that we have seen died suddenly during sleep, especially. You'll hear a lot of, even, I mean, even celebrities died in their sleep, died in their sleep. The Jacksonville Jaguars player that was all about vaccination died at 1 a.m. Right. More than likely was probably asleep. Alex Tradone or whatever his name was, Jeopardy Dude. Oh, no. That was another guy that died in his sleep. No, babe. Jeopardy Dude died from cancer. What are you talking about? You're thinking of someone else. I don't know. Sorry. I think there was someone else. I know you're talking about.

There was some celebrity. There was quite a few of them. Yeah, that died in their sleep. And they were in a hotel room or something. Actually, I think that was, you're talking about Bob Sagitt, maybe. Oh, yeah, that's who it is. But I'm not sure the events surrounding particularly his death. So I'm not sure.

But what I can tell you is that what we do know is that this sudden death situation, right? So one of the things that the mainstream media is pushing. This is a big thing they're pushing. They're calling it, and I'm probably going to mispronounce this, commotion cordis, right? And what they're saying is that an athlete can suffer this. It is a blunt force trauma, as we talked about earlier. It is where someone is hit extremely hard in the chest, especially when it is over the heart area, that disrupts the rhythm of the heart, causing the rhythm of the heart to stop, right?

And so to talk about this particular phenomenon that has happened to athletes in the past, but extremely rare, typically these athletes that do survive this, which a lot of athletes do survive because they have quick medical trainers there. They are able to revive the heart pretty fast because the heart has stopped not by, because of a heart defect or heart failure or heart injury, it is actually just due to the rhythm that somehow it just stopped. And it's like it didn't know what to do. You either shock or do CPR. And it usually comes back pretty fast, according to a lot of the doctors I've listened to, it comes back pretty fast. And not only that, 90% of time or 95% of time, there's no heart damage in this. And literally, you could be playing football again that week, right? And so it's not

something that's hereditary. It's not something that's caused by a vaccine. This is just a freak accident. That is by a hit. That is by a hit. And as long as you have medical personnel there to revive you, right? And even in some cases, I've read that the revival can happen on its own. It can literally just start beating back itself. But this is typically due to an extreme hit in the chest area, right?

And so we see this DeMarne Hamlin situation. I've slowed down the video of this particular case. Now, like I said, the mainstream media is talking about this. commotion or whatever you want to say commosho cordis and I'm probably pronouncing it wrong but I'm not a freaking medical doctor

so whatever but yeah they're talking about this and the reason that none of you guys have probably even heard about this is because of how rare it is right but this doesn't this usually happens immediately when you are hitting this spot

it happens then right so you're not coming up from it and even if you do come up from it a lot of times you can revive someone pretty fast. Well, he was on the ground trying to be resuscitated for nine minutes. He then went to the hospital where, according to family members, he also suffered another cardiac arrest, right? So this is obviously saying that something is wrong with the heart.

Something is injured his heart beforehand. Yes. And so one of the things I want to talk about what Dr. Peter McCullough just talked about was we got to think this guy is an athlete. He is an NFL athlete. I believe they said that he not, I guess, very long ago had went through the combine and all this stuff, where they do very rigorous medical testing. And I'm talking about stress testing, echocardiograms, that they will do, you know, it's not even like a physical you go to.

Even if you go to a like here, for example, in South Carolina, we have a facility where if you really want to be tested for something you're about to say you're going to be a police officer, fireman. And I've had to do this many times. you go through a rigorous physical fitness. It's not like going to a doctor and they, you know, they take your blood work and do your vitals and stuff. Now, you've got to go run on treadmills, do stress tests. They have stuff hooked up to you. They do electrocardiograms. Well, not in my situation.

They don't do electrocardiograms. They do EKGs in certain situations. But NFL-wise, they check everything. And I'm talking about they do it under. Yeah, and I'm sure it's top-notch. Yeah, 100% is. And they have everything from ultrasounds to x-rays to. electrocardiograms, too.

You name it, stress tests, they have everything. And so from what we heard was Damar went through these tests not long ago at all, right? And typically it's going to show that something that could potentially be wrong with the heart, especially congenital and large heart, you know, stuff like that is going to show. One of the things about myocarditis or periocarditis is even if when you have the myocarditis or periocarditis, which is the inflammation around the heart, the line of the heart, it is tough to see in certain scans, right? And that's been a thing that doctors have said.

It's not always easy to diagnose. Sometimes you diagnose it based on symptoms rather than actually what they can see at the time. But there are other studies that you can do post myocarditis that will show damage to the heart, right? Scarring, stuff like that. I remember, and I think you do too, Sherry, when the vaccine came out and there were reports and these whispers of, myocarditis, they want to say very small, you know, whatever. What the media want to do was basically say, myocarditis, no big deal. You can treat it, you know, no big deal, don't worry about it.

But then as we started finding out that myocarditis and paracarditis is not just no big deal. Oh, it's everywhere. If you get myocarditis, it is potentially lifelong altering if you don't die from it down the road from sudden cardiac death based on damage to the heart. This is not something that is just, you know, you forget about. It's no big deal. This is a thing that actually is a huge problem. And I guarantee everyone that is listening to this podcast right now,

I guarantee somebody knows somebody that has been diagnosed with that. Because I know several people that have been diagnosed with that, from teenagers in high school to people that are 40 years old that just dropped dead from it. Yeah. And there was actually a huge study that was just done. And they asked, do you think that you know someone that died from the vaccine? and there was, I don't know, I think there was 100. And in that, it was one of the biggest studies.

You guys can look it up. I think it was like 110 million people responded. And there was 79 million people that said yes. That's 79 million people that thought that they knew someone that had died from the vaccine. Now, regardless, we've got like 300 and something million people in this country, right? And I don't know how far that study stretched. But regardless, myocarditis and paracotitis is a huge problem. The deal of this whole situation is, is that it's going to be basically pushed under the rug.

It is going to be a situation to where they're going to try to pretend like this has zero to do with the vaccination. You know, I heard doctors on the Twitter space today saying we got to wait for, we got to wait to see what it really was. But do you really think they're going to come out and say it was a vaccination? regardless of what, regardless of what it actually was, even if it was, even if it was, right, they're never going to say that. They're going to go with what mainstream media, what we're supposed to hear. They're going to go with that. And it doesn't matter. And they are going to lie to us because it happens daily.

Yeah. And it's been happening to us daily with this whole vaccination. The number one doctors in our country have been lying to us. Absolutely. Yeah, you know, I don't know if you remember the, we've talked about on other episodes of this podcast about all cause mortality and sudden adult death syndrome. And we also talked about, you know, insurance companies that were, you know, coming out and saying that overall deaths in the United States in 2020 were more than 85% higher than in places such as Germany, Israel, and Denmark. And that's not even necessarily, that's not even because of the vaccine, right? at this point, right?

We knew that in the United States, based on data, that during 2020, which was the first year of COVID, the end of 2019, 2020, the overall deaths were 85% higher in places in the United States than places such as Germany or Israel, Denmark, and that's after adjusting the population size. And so deaths in the U.S. were 29% higher than even Sweden, which is. basically ignored everything for so long. Sweden pretend like the pandemic wasn't even happening. And so the 29% increase in Sweden.

And so Sweden made a point of refusing to order strict social restrictions and never went into full lockdown. And they did not use Rimdesivir. Now Rimdesivir, we've heard that apparently has killed a shit ton of people as well. It's called liver and kidney failure. I mean, there's going to be lawsuits hopefully coming out about that. I mean, you name it. And I would suspect that India would be low, too, because they weren't into the vaccination.

They were into kits that would prevent the symptoms of COVID instead of vaccinating their people with like ivermectom or, you know, things like that that would actually prevent vitamin D, vitamin K, vitamin C, things that would actually help with the symptoms of COVID rather than the vaccination. Absolutely. So I would like to see, I'm not sure, but I bet you anything, India's numbers are way lower. Yeah, I mean, and not only that, even the stuff that, you know, the pharmaceutical companies came out with, you know, you remember how much they were against hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin and all these things. And then it was because the pharmaceutical companies could not make money on those things, right? They weren't generic drugs. Well, no, they weren't over the counter, but they were generic, right? I mean, so, yeah, hydroxychloricin could have been or certain things like, you know, the whole.

Paste or whatever. Exactly. I get what you're saying. But yeah. If you wanted to actually Iver Magna from a doctor, yeah, you'd have to still go to a doctor to do that. But the life insurance sector reported a recent significant increase in all-cause mortality. And so One America is basically a $100 billion insurance company that has had his

headquarters in Indianapolis since 1877. And this company has approximately 2,500 employees and sells life insurance, basically, and includes group life insurance to employees. in the state. And recently, the CEO of One American Insurance Company, Scott Davidson, revealed that the mortality in the 18 to 64 age group was 40% higher during the third and fourth quarters of 2021 than during the pre-pandemic levels. So for reference, the CEO indicated that a 10% increase would have been a 1 in 200-year event.

Okay, this is a 10% increase would be a 1 in 200-year event. But in this particular situation, we had a 40% increase in all-cause mortality. And most of the deaths were not attributed to COVID-19. They come to find out. They were things such as sudden cardiac arrest and you name it. So they weren't attributing this to the actual sickness. They weren't testing positive for COVID at the time when they died. Yeah.

You're right. And so they were also, so he actually goes on to say, We're seeing right now the highest death rates we've ever seen in history of this business. And it's not just at One America. The data is consistent across every player in this business, says Mr. Davidson. Most of the claims for deaths being filed are not classified as COVID-19 deaths, Davidson said. What the data is showing to us is that the deaths that are being reported as COVID deaths greatly understate the actual death losses among working age people from the pandemic.

It may not all be COVID on their death certificate, but deaths are up, just huge, huge numbers. The One America Insurance Company serves a subset of the U.S. population, David said, just to give you an idea of how bad that is, a three-sigma or a one-and-two-hundred-year catastrophe would be a 10% increase over pre-pendemic levels. So 40% is just absolutely unheard of. The entire life insurance industry experienced the largest year-over-year increase in payout since the 1918 influenza pandemic. but the reality is 90% of these are not coming or attributed from the actual COVID-19.

If you look at 2020, which 2020 was one of the huge biggest years for COVID and deaths. You had the original strain, and you had Delta that came out, you know, I think the end of 20. Yeah, BA or there's Omicron and all that stuff. But where we really started to see in all-cause mortality was vaccination. Like you take this from the day that came out to whatever.

We saw a massive increase. There's data to approve this from every insurance company across the country. We have morticians. We have embalmers. We have cardiologists. We have so many thousands of doctors, morticians, and other people that are involved in this situation saying this is a killer vaccine. And listen, guys, I don't know what to tell you.

I'm not saying that Damar, Hamlin's death is 100% the vaccine. Well, he's not dead. I mean, sorry, but his, sorry, his cardiac event, and we pray to God, he, pray to God. Yeah, we want him to live. Absolutely. Sorry, I'm not saying it his cardiac event. What I meant by death was he did die and they brought him back and then he died again,

they brought him back. But we truly hope that it's not because of the vaccine. I mean, literally, we hope it isn't. Like, we hope that all of these numbers and data and, And everything that we're just talking about based on data are wrong. I disagree, Chad, because... What? You disagree with? I know that something happened to Damar and something happened to him that shouldn't have happened.

And we need to know the reasoning behind it. Yeah, I know. I know. We do. Absolutely. Yeah. But if it was the vaccination, we've got to get people to know and to wake up and see the truth. We've got to save people's lives.

We have to. because if we say, oh, I pray it's not going to, it wasn't this. I'm just telling you, this is happening all over the world all the time, everywhere now. People are dropping like flies. And Japan actually just opened a huge investigation into vaccine deaths. And I'm just telling you, I feel like people need to open their eyes and see the truth. This is not a political thing at all. This is a thing that they released a vaccination.

And I wish y'all could see some of our Twitters because even like the Fawci things, you know, back in the 80s or 90s or even 2000, when he was talking about coming out with a vaccination, how unsafe it would be to just come out with a vaccination so quickly. And then when he was talking about when Trump was in, was president. Well, when Trump was in presidency, he was like, this is unsafe. We cannot give these people. vaccinations right now. This has got to be studied. This has got we we can't just do this. But Trump was kind of saying, yeah, we're getting a vaccination and we're going to get it now, right? This is one thing I'm majorly disagree with them on. Yeah. Well, especially now. So especially after that. And then when we changed to Biden, they're like, oh, yeah, this vaccination's safe.

How did it become unsafe to safe so fast? Somebody's not telling the truth. And our eyes are not open and our eyes need to be opened. And we need to see this so that we can start saving lives instead of seeing people drop dead. Absolutely. Now, you're 100% right. I mean, just the discrediting any of this stuff is very bad for humanity. And like you said, we have to save lives. We have to, we need to have people that are invested in, like, if this is the case,

we need people really investigating this, like scientifically investigating this as much as they were, on the media and on the news every day saying, oh my God, you've got to go get vaccinated to save your life. They now need to be saying, hey, listen, we got to investigate the vaccination and all this, you know, to ensure that this is not killing people. Because if we don't do that, then we're going to have massive cataclysmic death rates, I believe, over the next five and ten years. What I think the NFL should do until further investigation is to suspend the NFL season

and suspend all pro sports until we get to the bottom of what the hell is causing this. We need to be getting with the amount of money that all these major sports associations such as NBA and NFL and soccer or FIFA, we need to suspend all this. And I know it sounds nuts, but I'm telling you, we need to suspend this and get all of these athletes, you know, D-Dimer tests, which are blood clotting tests that show how much blood clotting you have. We need to have full scans of arteries, which you can do that as well. We need to have that.

And say that you even do it with, say, 10 teams, right? And you say, let's scan 10 whole entire teams. And let's just see what is being shown here. If you have like 70% of these players, which I mean, I believe, if you scanned 10 teams, right, of athletes, you would probably see very, very weird abnormalities in their blood. And I guess this type of scan, you can see these things. Yes. When they're going through the combine type exercises, you're not going to kind of, you're not going to see these things because they're not looking through that because the combine stuff did not integrate the vaccination stuff.

Well, listen to me. And here's the thing about combine and NFL medical procedures. They have their test set up to look for things that we have always been accustomed to athletes dying. from. And it's different now. Exactly. We have everything that we know that athletes have died from in the past, such as heart enlargements and ventricular enlargement as far as arteries and all of these genetic things. They are very scientific with looking for those things that athletes have always died from suddenly. Right. Right. That's why they're not seeing this, because they don't look for this. And they're not using the method that you're talking about that they need to use with every athlete.

No, they almost need to use like an ultrasound type. Well, like for example, you can go to a special, like a specialist and say do you have a history of heart attack and you want to scan your body. They do a full body scan and look at your arteries and see if they're clogged, got plaque. They can even look at blood clots. Yeah, absolutely. They need to do that with every athlete out there. They really do. But they can't do that because the amount of funding and money that is coming from the pharmaceutical, the pharmaceutical was really.

running this country. They're not only running this country. They are part of the World Economic Forum. They are part of the Klaus Schwab and that whole group. They are there at these meetings, the World Economic Forum every year, the CEOs of all these companies, which are making billions and trillions of dollars are there and they control the world with the World Economic Forum. So if the NFL came out and said, oh, we're going to do this, they, oh, hell, no, you're not. That would be shut down real fast. Well, let's, I wish they would do that and just see what they do. Well, we need to push it. They need to do that for these athletes. If you want to settle this debate, do this scan, like, you know, we're not doctors, but if we had

Peter McCullough or whoever, we would say, Peter McCola, what kind of scan would you do to show what would be causing sudden death, right? Like, what can we do? Yeah, whatever. And we get 10, three teams, four teams, whatever the case is. We get four teams, get every one of their players to be scanned on this and see what abnormal rallies we see, right? And, um, I think, I think honestly that would solve the debate. And I think it would save lives as well. It would absolutely save lives. But that's the thing.

We're not like, we don't do this podcast to, for any other reason. No, whatever. We want to save lives. We want the truth and we want to save lives. And this is the way they need to go about it. They have to include this new testing because this, you know, our world's changed since COVID. Everything is different. You cannot test based on pre-COVID stuff.

You got to test on post-COVID stuff on all of it. Yeah, I, you know, it's sad, man. This whole thing's very sad, guys. DeMar Hamlin, we truly pray for your family. We pray for DeMar. I actually just read something earlier. He was a very open Christian, someone that was a very big Christian athlete, someone that led through example, led by example.

He or he is. And what I'm just saying, he's always been. And we pray that he lives, you know, through this. And I guess it's just kind of saddening that they're already putting up post in case of his demise. You know, the government officials are putting out these different posts or whatever, expecting him his demise. Well, that's one of the reasons they say that the government federal officers were outside of this. hospital was in the event that he died. They were worried or concerned about, they were, they were concerned about the people blaming the vaccine for his death and it potentially being

a tipping point in society with this, right? But the thing is, but why are people not pissed off at the government for even setting out these outposts? Because that's kind of like karma. It's kind of like the secret. If you think of, this is going to happen, this is going to happen. You're already putting posts out for when he dies. He's not dead. He is alive and he's still on life support. Yeah, which worries me.

I mean, if he's currently still in life support, that worries me. Well, what worries me is that he went on, his heart stopped on the football field and then it stopped again in the hospital. That's what really worries me. You know, I'm glad there's experts that brought him back to life and, you know, you know, You know, he is on life support, but, you know, what happens when you're on life support, a lot of times you don't make it. Yeah. And I pray he does make it. Well, the thing about life support, and I'll just tell you everything based on, like, just instances I've known from fire department and so on.

Well, and think about people with COVID on life support. Well, yeah, but this is different. So he had a sudden cardiac arrest, right? And so if you have a sudden cardiac arrest, typically, right, you, if there is no damage to the brain or the heart in particular, and you get brought back when you get CPR done, you do not go to the hospital on life support. You are not put on life support by having a sudden cardiac arrest unless, in a lot of cases anyway, in a lot of cases, there is some kind of damage or something is so far you cannot get off life support. So whether you're not breathing on your own, whether it is not brain function there, that needs to be whatever.

So if the reports that he is still today right now on life support, that is not good. Because you said usually if you get hit hard and it's that kind of, I forgot the word that they call it, that, you know, if you get hit in the heart and it, it gets the cycle of your. your heart off, it gets the rhythm off. You're good after. And that's what it causes your heart to stop. Your heart is going to kind of wake up and do its own thing and get back on the rhythm. That's normally what will happen in these cases. But because his heart is stopped twice, it leads me to wonder what is going on.

And that was the argument in the Twitter spaces with the doctors against the doctors that are pro, 100% pro, vaccine that will they will defend that to the end of the earth right but the doctors that were against that narrative just by them saying oh my god this is what it is trust me just don't even question the vaccine they were all saying listen this does not even even as rare as that condition that we're talking about being hitting the chest and the stop in your heart that this is not coincide with typical like especially if he did go into cardiac arrest again this absolutely does not sound like the sudden impact or, you know, blunt force trauma. And a lot of people said that it didn't even look like he got hit in the chest.

Yes, let's talk about that. A lot of people said it looked like he got hit in the shoulder. Right shoulder pad. I actually slowed the video down, you know, and there was a lot of people on Twitter saying this, and they all did this. They did still frames. They did pictures of where the helmet actually hit him, right? T. Higgins, actually, Clemson, former Clemson guy,

was the receiver that hit Demar Hamlin. and T. Higgins obviously is very distraught because he feels like he's caused this but I don't think he has. But listen, the steel frames and the slow-mo video and all that stuff shows the helmet of T. Higgins

going into the right shoulder pad which is keeping in mind the furthest from the heart. Your heart is on your left side. This helmet went in like at the very what it looked like in the slow-mo at the very most like

mid-chest slowly, but it was almost like it slid almost off of the chest, right? Instead of a direct, like, targeted impact, the helmet kind of came across the chest, hit the shoulder pad, and then went down, right? You know, to me, and like I said, I'm not an expert, and neither is anyone else, and we're all speculating, but it just didn't look like we've seen hits way worse. Oh my gosh. I have seen people go up in the air from a hit and then fall on their back.

and I was like, oh my God, this guy's going to be harmed. Look, that doesn't mean that, listen, but I will say still, it doesn't mean that just because he was probably vaccinated according to NFL policy, that this couldn't have happened, but it's just would have... I think it's very rare if it does happen. I'll put it this way. If he's vaccinated and then you also have this sudden impact thing,

the vaccination thing, I believe, is a lot more of a chance of that being the reason rather than this. Yes. Or they didn't catch something, you know, hereditary or heartwise. Like an enlarged heart or something. Which happens, right, at times. But it's just that we're seeing this all the time.

I mean, the stats, the stats on athletes dying, we read them to you. Yeah. When it goes up 400% in one year, you've got to look at the data. You got to look at it. You cannot just ignore it and say, oh, no, this is not happening because these fact checkers are telling me it's not happening. Don't listen to them. Go and find your own data. Yeah, guys, that's probably the biggest thing. See the numbers yourself. Yeah, that's the biggest thing we can tell you is, you know, actually do research. Like, like, don't just listen to things and say, oh, he's an asshole or he's not, or they don't know what they're hell they're talking about or not. Go look at data. I mean, it's harder to find nowadays because of Google, they only put Politifact or that stuff on there. But go to Duck. Go. Go to studies. Actually, read studies. like we've done, I've done a million times. Go to actual medical studies that are not out for political gain or for money or whatever.

Go to other country studies. Go to all these other studies. Look at the abstract, the conclusion. Look at all these things. I read studies. And this is not, it's really not hard. It's not like you have to be a cardiologist to know that there's something extremely wrong with what's going on today.

We've been talking about this since the vaccine happened, came out. We knew Robert Malone, One of the inventors of MRNA was the one that said, this is going to be something that happens. And it is. This was three, two years ago, I guess. 2019. No, it was, no, he started saying it when the vaccination happened, 2021.

Well, 2020, 2020, 2020. So he knew as soon as they were talking about MRNA for this, that it was going to be bad. And now, of course, Bill Gates and others, and including the FDA and whoever else, they are now talking about, like, they actually have a plan and this is going to happen, that they are going to start injecting cows

and our livestock and our food supply with the MRNA vaccination of COVID. And this is not good. And so what the media is trying to cover this up as, as cows have always had a coronavirus vaccination. No, there's a difference. There's a huge difference. They're going to start using MRNA vaccination

in our meat supply. Which is the spike protein. That's the big difference between whatever vaccination they used to use and now. The big difference is that spike protein. That's what's making people sick. That's what's injuring people.

That's what's killing people is that spike protein. Yeah, which, by the way, you can also get from COVID, right? And so let's not, you know, take this. And there's been studies that show that the actual vaccination causes a more spike protein release in the body than the actual COVID-19 itself. So not to say that you've never had, say that you've never had the vaccination, but you have had COVID, you still have a chance. of blood clotting and similar instances of people that are vaccinated.

I just want you to understand that. Yeah, I'm like screwed because I've had COVID three times. I know I thought about that. Trust me. I've had COVID three times and I've had the vaccinations twice. But Dr. Saeed Hayter and Peter McCola and some of these other ones have been very vocal on this by saying, guys, listen, this sudden death stuff and the blood clotting and all that. This is not just the vaccination.

You can also get this from having COVID, right? But a lot of the studies are showing that the vaccination itself actually is a more likely chance of giving you these type of things happening. Well, I don't know if you remember when they were coming out with the vaccination or the, I think it was a vaccination, but they kind of interpreted it like a football game. Do you remember that with the X's and the O's? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And the vaccination were going after just the X's. and not the O's. So it was going after one type thing

and that's it. Do you remember? Yeah. And it was letting. So yeah, eventually it just lets everything through because, you know, it just doesn't understand. And it makes your immune system like gone. Yeah, because it basically makes your immune system to look for one thing, right?

And so when your immune system only looks for one thing, aka COVID or the spike protein, that's all I's looking for, right? But that's also bad in a few ways. Because number one, it opens your immune system up to, you know, demise. Because it's not looking for anything else but that. But also with its replication of clotting and some of this other stuff because of its intense attention to the spike protein, it causes clotting and all this other stuff. It overreacts. Your immune system overreacts.

Your blood overreacts. It doesn't understand how to do this. So it starts clotting and kind of doing some kind of defense mechanism. That kind of seems like what this whole system is doing. Man, listen, it pisses me off because science has. fucked us. I mean, it has. Science has really screwed a lot of people. It's killed a lot of people. It's going to affect a lot of people's futures. Not only people just, I mean, trust me, I thought about this one. They were mandating the vaccines for NFL stars and athletes and all these people.

Or even to go to like an outdoor event or it was like a passport to go on an airplane or do anything, go to the grocery store. Yeah, but I mean, but even, I mean, obviously everyone matters, right? But imagine these elite athletes that have worked their entire lives to be in the best shape they can. And then this shit happens. I don't care what you want to say about whether you believe this is vaccine-related or not. You cannot not question if this was vaccine-related. But yet you're going to say it's more than likely this event that is one of the most rare things that ever happens to an athlete. when we have a 400 plus percent increase in sudden cardiac death or events in athletes in one year on a larger scale than from 1966 to 2004.

And let's just talk about this too. Two NFL dudes, something happens to their hearts in the same day. A former NFL guy. Yeah, a former NFL guy and then, yeah, Demar. No one's even talking about him, though, the Jaguars player, because it wasn't on mainstream TV on Monday night football. There was no choice but the media having this talk about this because it blew up on social media. All the other social media companies hid the Jacksonville player. Yeah, this was Monday night.

It was both the same night. Monday night football. That's when the other guy happened. I think he might have died Sunday or something. I don't know. But yeah, Monday night football happened. I thought it was Monday. You could be right.

I have no idea. I thought it was the same day. It was either the same day or day before. But that's just crazy. You don't hear of NFL guys just dropping dead in their 30s. Yeah, when they get older or whatever, they're supposed to die naturally. But not in their 30s and not in their 20s. And this is happening, guys, not only with NFL players.

It's happening in college. It's happening in high school. We've seen many events of this as well. I have a friend that her son was diagnosed with. Mya Car Dietz or something, yeah. And it's scary. It is. It's going to be very interesting.

And like I said, I hope Damar Hamlin is okay. I do. And I pray so hard for his family. And I actually saw the video of him before the game running over to his family. They were on the sidelines. He all gave him hugs and all this stuff.

But guys, the reason why we do these podcasts like this is because, not because we want DeMar Hamlin. to die whatsoever. Of course not because we want the vaccine to be killing people. We are doing this to save lives, to save fucking lives because Demar Hamlin does not deserve to be in the, if this is vaccine related, if this is vaccine related. And someone like Damar Hamlin is in critical condition and could potentially die from this. And not just DeMar Hamlin, our neighbor down the street, many other people around the

world that have experienced this. Our friends, our family, everyone's experienced it. These people deserve justice if this is at all connected to this because this was something that was mandated. This was something that a lot of people were not given a choice on. This was not a choice that you had. This was not you drinking and driving and killing yourself. This was not any of that. There was there was... This is either you take this shot or you don't work. There were mandates and there was tyranny and there was control and power in this event. And most of that it sounds like was because of control and money. And this is what pisses me off the most. And it also pisses me off because pretty much all my family's vaccinated. My wife is vaccinated. I'm not. And I'm his wife,

by the way. But listen, I would go ape shit. If something happened to you or my family and I thought it was the vaccine, it would not be good. I already think my mom got cancer from the vaccine. Yeah, we've talked about that before. It was like two months, two months ago. If this was not vaccinated related, we got to figure out what, what is causing all these. athletes to drop dead or to have their heart stop all of a sudden. Well, that's what I'm saying. I don't think, you know, I don't think that you can... What else could it be? Yeah. I mean, that big of an increase, I mean, you could probably contribute some of those to

them getting COVID and then later on dying. But the reality is that, you know, just based on some of the studies, it looks like the vaccination causes the spike protein more, therefore subjecting you to blood clotting and whatever the hell else. things are that morticians or Walmart are finding. This is a very scary thing. And I just want to tell you all one symptom I'm having lately a lot is when I get

excited or I talk, I feel like I want to faint all the time. And I don't know if that's the vaccine or COVID. That's what I'm saying. My health has changed. I'm not kidding. And you know, this is not about me, but I'm just asking if there's any one of you out there that feel like

like when you're talking and excited, do you feel like you're going to pass out? Because I feel like that all the time. Yeah. And I never used to feel like that. No, you're right. I mean, you do. Your health has changed and it worries me.

And that's why I said, I want to take you somewhere that is a very experience in this. Like what we're talking about the NFL players. Yes, we need to do that for you. Because I care about you. You're my immediate family, right? So I want you to, I want to know if you're okay or not. And that could say,

save your life. I don't know what they would do in the event that, you know, you get scanned and they say, well, holy shit. Yeah, what do you do with those big blood clots? If that's the case, I don't know. But you at least would have a chance to, you know, not just die or drop dead, right? Right. We got to know. And I think more people that are vaccinated that are questioning this or they feel like crap now or they have any of that stuff should go do that. Or you should go looking at that. And that's me. And that's me. I feel like crap. And I know a lot of people that feel like crap after the vaccinations, which I have had COVID three times. But what I'm saying is...

Yeah, you've had COVID since you've been vaccinated three times. Yes, I never had COVID before I was vaccinated. I had it three times after. But if they can find out what's causing that and what's causing the blood clots, that's what we've got to find the solution for. Which is why we do these. How do we get rid of these blood clots all over our arteries and our veins and... Or myocarditis.

Yeah, how do we get rid of it? You know, unfortunately, you know, the myocarditis thing and stuff like that can be... very damaging long term. I don't know there's a lot of, you know, I know there's a lot of things that you can like cure that, like from damage of the heart, you know, but there are things that you can do to possibly prevent sudden death

or just be more aware of it, whatever the case is. We do these podcasts because we generally give a shit about humanity. And it's not a political thing. Yeah, it's not political. It's not conspiracy. This is us caring about people and wanting the darn truth. Because, listen,

I'm right there in that category. Yeah, and really... I'm right there. Really, that's one of the main reasons like I've really got pissed off about a lot of stuff I'm seeing or reading. It's not... I mean, yes, I care about everyone, right?

But I also, you know, like, for example, the guy, the Jacksonville Jaguars players, like everyone should be jailed if they don't get vaccinated. Well, me and him are not typically someone that would like get along, obviously,

because we have completely different, you know, viewpoints. But I care, and the reason I started thinking about this from my own personal thing is because my wife's vaccinated. And you've not been healthy very much since you've been vaccinated.

And it pisses me off. And I want... This is... I believe this vaccination thing is the greatest threat to humanity. I still believe this is the greatest weapon that has probably ever been used against humanity. I think that this is something

that we can't even fathom or imagine how big on a global scale this is. And I think... I'm glad that at the very least people are talking about it right now. And if you want to take it a step farther, just go look at the people like Bill Gates. What are their agendas? All these people that had the simulations and one in these pandemics that want these things.

These people are worried. They're worried about that this earth is overpopulated. They're trying to depopulate the earth. And they're doing a really good job at it. Yeah. And by the way, that's not a conspiracy. theory. They say it themselves. You can go find videos. Yes. Go look it up. You can see them saying it themselves.

Yeah. It's weird, guys. A lot of, a lot of people that, like, when we say things on Twitter or wherever, a lot of people just don't realize how sinister the world really is today. And it is. It is extremely sinister. It is extremely evil. There are so many evil people in this world. And this DeMar Hamlin thing, to me, it just points out even further and highlights the fact that we have to do something about what the freak is going on right now. And if we are complacent or we are silent on this, nothing will ever be done. We have to have people that speak out.

We have to have people that talk about it. And we're not going to freaking stop talking about it. Yeah, we're not going to be silent. Because if we are silent, then we're going against our own agenda, which is free speech. Absolutely. Guys, we're going to follow this story. We pray for DeMar Hamlet's family and everyone that has potentially been infected by the vaccine if DeMar Hamelin is affected.

regardless we pray for him and his family. Absolutely. And we wish him the earliest recovery possible. But guys, we love you. And listen, join us on Twitter Spaces. Go follow us and Investor Earth Podcasts. We are going to start doing spaces where we will invite you guys up on the panel to talk about all of these issues with us. Please go join us on Twitter, Investing Earth Podcast.

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