Covid Vaccines kill

 As we have been hearing, perfectly healthy athletes who have been vaccinated are suddenly dying.


Examples: Damar Hamlin and Uche Nwaneri and sportscaster Grant Wahl

To illustrate the story of Uche, we have this:

Unfortunately - as we all know THE MEDIA likes to debunk conspiracy theories, so instead of admitting the truth, that the Covid vaccines are DEADLY they post shite like this:

www.factcheck.org

Grant Wahl Died from Aortic Aneurysm, No Link to COVID-19 Vaccine - FactCheck.org

American sportswriter Grant Wahl died unexpectedly while covering the soccer World Cup in Qatar, and purveyors of vaccine misinformation have suggested that his death was caused by COVID-19 vaccination. He actually died from the rupture of an aortic aneurysm that he didn't know he had.
www.factcheck.org www.factcheck.org
www.factcheck.org

Country Singer's Death Not Related to COVID-19 Vaccine - FactCheck.org

Country singer Jake Flint died unexpectedly on Nov. 27, just hours after his wedding. Social media posts baselessly insinuate Flint died because of the COVID-19 vaccine. The 37-year-old singer received his second dose more than a year before his death, and his representative said Flint's death...
www.factcheck.org www.factcheck.org
truthout.org

Immediately After Damar Hamlin Collapsed, Conservatives Began Spreading Anti-Vaccine Conspiracy Theories

The right flooded social media with debunked claims after the football player went into cardiac arrest on the field.
truthout.org truthout.org
AND especially this one:
www.politifact.com

PolitiFact - 'Died Suddenly' repeats debunked COVID-19 vaccine claims, promotes conspiracy theory

The new anti-vaccine movie "Died Suddenly" begins with an ominous warning: "This film is not suitable for
www.politifact.com www.politifact.com

Of course, any wise or sagacious person would know it is far better to listen to Fox News, Rightwing Radio, and Anti-Vaxxers to find out the truth why people in the spotlight are "suddenly dying" after being vaccinated.

Right?

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