FOUR Athletes Down on the Pitch in ONE Day, Youth Player DEAD -- The Rise of the Medical Emergency, Pt. 10
Sporting weekends ain't like they used to be
Things not to do when vaccinated: Hike, drive, fly, sleep, watch sports, play sports, paddle a “waka.”
UPDATE: This turned into kind of a bombshell report. THREE major sporting events were interrupted yesterday with a player from the team collapsing on the field with a medical emergency, with a FOURTH involving the death of a youth soccer player* who collapsed during a U18 match in Australia (Story #4). Tom Lockyer (Story #1, video) from Luton Town collapsed as his team qualified to enter the English Premier League, Kaio Cesar (Story #2, video) from the Brazilian soccer team Coritiba collapsed during a Brazilian Championship match, and Corey Harawira-Naera (Story #3) collapsed with seizures during an NRL rugby game in Australia.
Brutal.
*Australian rules football, actually — Story #4 was updated on May 31st, with identity of youth player included.
1) Luton Town confirm Tom Lockyer is responsive after collapsing during playoff final
Source: theathletic.com
“Responsive.” Well, that’s good….
May 27 — “Luton Town captain Tom Lockyer was taken to hospital after collapsing on the pitch during the Championship play-off final victory over Coventry City on Saturday.”
No one seems to know quite what happened. Luton Town is now in the English Premier League, though. And Lockyer doesn’t appear to have taken the news too badly. Yeah, I’d say he’s responsive alright:
2) Cuiabá x Coritiba: Kaio collapses on the field after being unwell and is taken from the field by ambulance
Source: ge.globo.com
May 27 — “Coritiba striker Kaio César collapsed on the lawn and was taken away by ambulance in the game with Cuiabá, at Arena Pantanal , this Saturday, for the Brazilian Championship.” [emphasis added]
“Kaio César was taken to the Santa Rosa hospital, in Cuiabá, to be evaluated. According to [the team’s] medical department, the player felt unwell and left conscious in the ambulance. According to [the team’s] advisory, Kaio is fine, talking and will undergo tests while he is under observation.” [emphasis added]
The real source for this story is the NOTB Sports Sudden Death Injury chat group channel. That’s where I found it. NOTB Sports is a people-sourced project to catalogue sports injury stories, which you can join and submit stories to:
NOTB Sports - https://t.me/NOTB_Sports_Sudden_Death_Injury/39069
This is obviously noteworthy news, yet as of today, late Sunday night as I write this update, the name “Kaio Cesar” brings zero News results in Google:
It’s up to us to make this history.
3) Canberra Raiders player who collapsed and had seizure on field against South Sydney discharged from hospital
Source: 7news.com.au
May 27 — “Canberra forward Corey Harawira-Naera has been discharged from hospital after collapsing and experiencing a seizure during his team’s NRL match against South Sydney.”
“Shortly after taking a hit-up in the second half on Saturday night, Harawira-Naera appeared to become disoriented and fell to the turf.
The match stopped for over 10 minutes as medical staff rushed onto the field and attended to the New Zealand international, who had begun convulsing.”
From news.com.au:
NRL stars shield convulsing teammate in ‘terrifying scenes’
“At full-time, Raiders coach Ricky Stuart was clearly shaken by the drama.
“It was awful,” he said. “I just spoke to the doctor and he said they were unsure as to why. There didn’t seem to have been any contact to the head. So they’re at a bit of a loss at the moment in regards to why it occurred.”
Yeah I’ll bet they’re baffled.
Well, the first three stories are downright cheery next to this one.
4) UPDATE - May 28th -
Chilling details of junior footballer’s death after local match emerge as boy is identified as Dallas Keogh-Frankling
Source: abc.net.au
May 28 — ‘Castlemaine Football & Netball Club player Dallas Keogh-Frankling, 17, stood up immediately after being tackled during an under-18s away game at Kyneton in the Bendigo Football-Netball League on Saturday.
Mr Frankling said his son then "hobbled" to the bench towards the end of the game.
"I could see he was sore and thought it could be broken ribs. I asked him if he was alright and he said his guts were really sore," he said.
Dallas walked into the change rooms after the siren where he was given an award by the coach for his positive impact on the team.
But then Mr Frankling noticed his son "didn't look quite right".
"I went over to him and asked, 'Are you alright mate?', but then his eyes were rolling into the back of his head.”’
This story is just nuts.
Original Post: Castlemaine footballer, 17, dies after collapsing during local game in Victoria
Source: 7news.com.au
May 27 — “The Castlemaine Football Netball Club is in mourning after a junior player died during an under-18s game in Victoria.
The boy collapsed and was unresponsive during an away game at the Kyneton Showgrounds at around 12.20pm on Saturday.
He was taken in a critical condition to Kyneton Hospital, where he later died.”
‘“The exact circumstances surrounding the death are yet to be determined but the matter is not being treated as suspicious,” Victoria Police said.’
The matter damn well better start being treated as “suspicious.”
5) Woman, 55, rescued near summit of Diamond Head Crater Trail
Source: staradvertiser.com
May 26 — “A 55-year-old woman who suffered a “medical emergency” near the summit of the Diamond Head Crater Trail this morning had to be rescued by Honolulu Fire Department personnel.
HFD received a call about the hiker at around 10 a.m. The woman had been hiking with three other people when she required medical assistance. Honolulu firefighters arrived a few minutes later and were able to make contact with her at around 10:30 a.m.
She was then flown to a nearby landing zone via HFD’s Air 1 helicopter, and just before 11 a.m. her care was transferred to the Honolulu Emergency Medical Services.”
The classic medical emergency.
6) East Midlands Airport bound Ryanair flight diverted to France after passenger fell ill
Source: nottinghampost.com
May 26 report — “An East Midlands Airport bound Ryanair flight had to land in France after a passenger fell ill. The medical emergency, which affected the budget airline's flight from Reus, Spain to East Midlands Airport in Castle Donington, occurred on Wednesday, May 24.”
7) Person dies after suffering 'medical event' while paddling waka
Source: stuff.co.nz
May 28 — “A person has died after paddling a waka in Lyttelton.
Fellow paddlers are believed to have tried to revive the person at the Christchurch port town on Sunday morning but were unsuccessful, a police spokesperson said.
Police said the person suffered a medical event.”
Paddling a waka. Yeah, that sounds New Zealandish.
And don’t think our friends over at Covid BC Telegram channel are letting us off the hook. Here are some medical mysteries that didn’t make the news:
8) Covid BC Vax Reactions
https://t.me/covidbc/11616
Patricia Long, “passed away unexpectedly last night,” May 27, 2023 social media post.
9) Covid BC Vax Reactions
https://t.me/covidbc/11614
DeeJay Njoroh Sweet “suddenly passed on yesterday afternoon,” May 26, 2023 social media post
10) Covid BC Vax Reactions
https://t.me/covidbc/11618
”Pareng Pajee’s passing was sudden and heartbreaking to me,” May 26, 2023 social media post
11) Covid BC Vax Reactions
https://t.me/covidbc/11623
“Just found out Lauren Payton suddenly passed,” May 27, 2023 social media post.
12) Covid BC Vax Reactions
https://t.me/covidbc/11624
“My Beautiful mother in law passed away unexpectedly on May 18,” May 26 social media post.
And just like that — an UPDATE. The moment I publish.
13) LIVE: Devon road blocked following medical emergency near Barnstaple
Source: devonlive.com
“Braunton Road, near Barnstaple, has been blocked by emergency vehicles following a "medical issue" with a member of the public. A polic [sic] spokesperson confirmed there had not been a collison [sic] but an indiviudal [sic] was in the process of recieving [sic] medical attention.
Accoprding [sic] to one eyewitness more than seven police cars are in the area and an air ambulance has also been photographed circling above. Traffic appears to be struggling on both sides of the road with congestion stretching from the Chivenor Cross Roundabout to Tarka Holiday Park.”
‘“A spoksperson [sic] for Devon and Cornwall Police said: "This is a medical matter, it's a medical issue. A member of the public is being treated by emergency services. There doesn't seem to have been any kind of collision. It's a pure medical matter."’
Copy that? It’s a medical issue. [Typos left in for comedic effect.]
And that’s a wrap. I promise.
All the best.
The truth cannot be told, it has to be realized. ~Ralph Smart
We are witnessing what mass formation psychosis does to a society, that is addicted to social media. We need more critical thinkers like yourself, and less virtue signaling by those on social media.
Continue to be the lighthouse - faith over fear!!!
Crooks learned many things from the Plandemic. They learned;
- They could get most of the world to bow to their will over a well-played phantom menace.
- They could dispense with the Nuremberg Codes overnight.
- They could oust political leaders they didn’t like.
- They could eliminate Informed Consent.
- They could inflict biological experimentation onto (a stated) 5.5 billion people.
- They could get most everyone to disregard the long-standing VAERS (Vaccine Event Reporting System) safety data.
- They could collect billions of DNA samples via PCR testing.
- They could convince young and healthy people to believe they were in mortal danger when they weren’t.
- They could redistribute wealth to their distinct advantage.
- They could show people who fancy themselves as sovereign who’s really sovereign.
- They could reinvent the medical landscape to fit a No-Rights Transhumanist agenda and make it sound virtuous or, at least, inescapable.
- They could use a manufactured pandemic to accelerate the WEF’s Agenda 2030.
- They could sucker otherwise learned, intelligent people to walk in lockstep to lunacy.
- They could use the political divide to their advantage.
- They could monetize hospitals into killing patients by denying proper care and blaming it on covid.
- They could make everyone believe there is actually such a thing as a non-essential worker.
- They could make contact tracing, passports, and vaccine compliance cards sound perfectly reasonable.
- They could lord over the medical and scientific community over an unsequenced, unconfirmed, unproven to exist virus.
- They could confuse and destabilize critics with a barrage of hypocrisy and lies that you know, move at the speed of science.
- They could fool most into believing masking and distancing worked so well it eradicated influenza.
- They could use a fake emergency to do anything they want, anytime they want, to anyone they want.
- They could get people so frightened and confused they’d horde toilet paper.
- They could disrupt supply chains that led to unemployment and empty shelves contributing to sky high food prices among many other things..
- They could make it so they didn’t have to follow their own draconian protocols at all but you’d lose your job, education, or military service if you didn’t.
- They could get people to believe their deadly, killer virus could be rendered harmless by plexiglas, at restaurant tables or, protesting (for the “right” cause).
- They could make elbow bumping great again.
- And, the greatest evidence that their brainwashing was 99% effective…..
…..Music masks. Masks with a hole.
Please note: I wished to point out even if the shots were safe as saline there are a lot more heinous aspects to the story. A lot more.
So if you didn’t have a gun to your head but took the vaccine and suffered no immediate health problems, good for you! But you should know you still supported the collapse of the pre-2020 world as we knew it.
Seriously. In any other circumstance you couldn’t make this level of stupidity up and expect anyone to believe it.
Bravo to the hypnotists.