The Covid Vaxx Toll:

Sports update, Australia

It is probably worth reviewing the toll that the Covid gene-modification injectable has wrought on the sporting fields of Australia, following the recent seizure and hospitalisation of the star footballer, Clayton Oliver, from the Melbourne Demons.  On October 12, Oliver (nickname Clarrie – he’s from Ireland) suffered a “seizure” and hit his head when falling.  He required hospitalisation for tests.  Seizures are implicated as an adverse reaction to the Covid ‘vaccines’, although no one is making that connection despite the Australian Football League having tough vaccine mandates during the jab mania of ‘Covid’ that made it certain Oliver had been jabbed.  Dan ‘Rubber Bullets’ Andrews also had a strict mandate requiring all professional sportspeople to be fully jabbed to be able to play in Victoria (the home of AFL football).

Things had gone a bit quiet on the sports vaccine injury front in the recent past, following a spate of high profile adverse reactions earlier on in the vaxx jubilee, raising hopes that the worst may be over.  That may have been a false dawn, it now appears.

Before Oliver, the following Australian sports stars were lost to, or significantly harmed by, the vaxx (and these are only the ones we know about).  These included:

Cricket:

Rod Marsh (Test wicketkeeper/batsman), 74, heart attack, died.

Shane Warne (Test leg-spin bowler), 52, heart attack, died.

Ryan Campbell (WA and Australian One-Day cricketer), 50, heart attack, lived.

Ricky Ponting (Test captain), 47, myocarditis, lived

Andrew Symonds (Test and One-Day all-rounder), 46, sole vehicle accident.

AFL:

Matthew Lloyd (Essendon full-forward), 44, Bell’s Palsy, lived.

Hayden Crozier (Western Bulldogs), 28, myocarditis (fainted at half-time), lived.

Ollie Wines (Port Power and past winner of the League’s Best and Fairest), 27, myocarditis, subbed out during a game, lived.

Peter Matera (West Coast Eagles), 53, heart attack, lived.

Jason Januszke (AFL Personal Trainer), 43, heart attack, died whilst running up Mt Lofty.

Justin Crawford (Hawthorn and Sydney), 45, heart attack, died.

Jed Anderson (North Melbourne, 29, pericarditis, lived

Neil ‘Knuckles’ Kerley (South Australian football legend), 88, sole vehicle accident (the result of a ‘medical episode’, which is usually code for heart attack). 

Tennis:

Todd Woodbridge (one half of the Woodies doubles team), 51, ‘mild’ heart attack, lived.

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We have all been admonished not to speculate about the cause of these ‘sudden and unexpected’ deaths and health issues but, anecdotally, this amount of human damage in sportsmen is unprecedented and thus speculation about the role of the Glorious Jab of Salvation is both unavoidable and warranted.

Is this mini carnage all in our imagination, however, inclined as we are to blame everything bad on the Covid vaxx?  No.  To quote from Jeff Childers’ Substack, Coffee and Covid, “a 2006 journal article titled  'Sudden cardiac death in athletes: the Lausanne Recommendations' collated data on historic athlete cardiac deaths.  Over the 35-year period between 1966-2004, “sudden cardiac death” occurred in 1,101 reported cases in athletes under 35 years old, or 2.5 deaths per month.  Another study on cardiac disease in US athletes, over the 26 year period between 1980 to 2006 in thirty-eight sports, found 1,866 deaths of athletes with cardiac disease — about 5.9 per month”.

“In 2021”, according to those tracking athlete’s post-vaxx health, “394 athlete deaths were reported, plus 279 for the 2022 year to date. That’s an average of 42 per month between 2021-2022”.

There is a huge difference between three to six athlete sudden cardiac deaths per month pre-vaxx and 42 per month post-vaxx.  So, no it’s not all in our imagination and, even though vaxxed athletes are not dropping like flies, the possibility of an untimely end, or life-altering injury, has not gone away.