Damar Hamlin

Pfizer kills a Black man on live TV and then tells us that we're not supposed to talk about it

I. The heart attack

We said it would happen and it happened. A vaccinated NFL player’s heart stopped during the first quarter of Monday Night Football.

It’s not complicated. If you repeatedly inject billions of people with a shot known to cause blood clots you’re going to see lots of heart attacks — everywhere — at school, at the gym, during a live newscast, at the mall, on the highway, and during sporting events.

Players, coaches, staff, and fans will also have heart attacks in the NBA, NHL, and Major League Baseball in the coming years.

The outcome of the NCAA basketball final last year was influenced by the fact that a star player for North Carolina, “fully vaccinated” of course, had to leave the game with myocarditis. But we’re not allowed to talk about that and so it keeps happening.

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II. The movement blinks

Within minutes of the heart attack Pharma used MedTwitter to flood the zone with a lie — that the heart attack was definitely a result of “commotio cordis” — an extremely rare sports injury whereby a kid struck in the chest (usually by a baseball) can experience cardiac arrest.

There are all sorts of reasons why this is false. Unlike baseball players, football players wear hard plastic chest protectors. The tackle was not unusual and if anything Hamlin shifted his body to the side in ways that deflected the collision. And commotio cordis usually only happens in kids under 15 years old — by the time one is an adult the body is more fully developed to protect the heart from such a blow. But that did not stop every vaccine injury denialist on Twitter from shouting from the rooftops that the tackle, and not the deadly vaccine, was the culprit.

At the same time MedTwitter told us — vaccine skeptics — to STFU and that any speculation on our part was dishonoring Damar Hamlin and his family.

So first they lied and then they tried to silence us.

I’m disappointed by the fact that some of the big name newbies in our movement immediately fell for the “commotio cordis” psyop. I imagine that they fell for it because they are scared of the enormity of the truth — that is: we are living in the midst of a genocide.

I’m grateful for everyone who has joined our movement but you need to know that mainstream society is never going to let you rejoin them. So you may as well stand and fight instead of taking a dive anytime Pharma gives you the opportunity to distance yourself from those damn dirty anti-vaxxers.

I should also add that I didn’t see any of the big players in the movement (who have been doing this for a long time) step up either. At a time when the movement could have used some leadership, the bigs went silent as well. Please correct me if I’m wrong, perhaps their accounts are just so suppressed by the algorithm that it’s impossible to get the message out? And I hope in the coming days that they will come out with statements that reflect the enormity of the crime that we just witnessed.

There’s not really any point in being unbanned on Twitter if we don’t use our voice when the moment comes.

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III. The art of shaping the narrative

When a big event like this happens — you have anywhere from 5 to 45 minutes to shape the narrative. That’s it. A narrative is like wet concrete — it’s really important to have structures in place to guide it and you only have a short window of time to shape it before it hardens. Once the narrative is set, it’s rock solid, new facts will bounce off of it. Pharma understands this which is why they flooded the zone with the “commotio cordis” lie as quickly as possible and tried to keep us out of the conversation.

Meanwhile many people on our team were twiddling their thumbs waiting for more evidence. But here’s the thing — no more evidence is coming. The hospital will never release info that implicates the vaccine and if he dies, there will never be a proper autopsy. So there is no later reckoning — you either take the info that you have right now and go with it — before the narrative is set — or Pharma wins the narrative war and the teachable moment disappears.

The right thing to do on Monday night was to drop everything, watch the clip repeatedly, think through the possibilities from a number of angles, check to see if someone else has a smart take, and then rush to the barricades to fight like hell to shape the narrative. Again, you only have 5 to 45 minutes to shape the debate so don’t piss it away with bothsidesism.

Mark Crispin Miller understood the assignment. He walked through the facts, connected the dots, and published a Substack article within minutes of the game being suspended. The article was subtle but the subheadline said everything you need to know:

With “Monday Night Football” taking a traumatic turn, it’s now impossible to keep denying what the architects of this unprecedented global horror have done to all of us.

That was the correct take.

I grabbed Mark’s article and immediately posted it (from my burner account) in the replies to the Twitter accounts of Rochelle Walensky, Ashish Jha, and Robert Califf — with the comment, “This is on you.”

Then I grabbed The Highwire clip that shows hundreds of other athletes collapsing in a similar fashion and posted it in reply to anyone trying to argue for the Pharma psyops narrative. Lots of warrior moms and dads and people injured by the Covid shots were in the trenches fighting to shape the narrative as well.

By the end of the night, most of the people on our side who had fallen for the psyop had backed off and acknowledged that this was a heart attack likely caused by the Covid shots.

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IV. Pharma’s flex

As Frantz Fanon taught us 60 years ago in The Wretched of the Earth, one of the biggest challenges any revolutionary movement faces is that most colonization is internal — oppressed people tend to see the world through the mindset of their oppressors.

Furthermore in Power a Radical View, Steven Lukes demonstrates that actual power shapes the aspirations and ideation of oppressed groups.

And so it is with the current iatrogenocide — many victims embrace the narrative supplied by their oppressors.

What Pfizer did to Damar Hamlin is the same thing that Derek Chauvin did to George Floyd — 9 minutes without breath.

But there will be no statement from the NAACP, Black Lives Matter, Southern Poverty Law Center, the Democratic Party, nor the NFL Player’s Association about the shots that stopped Damar Hamlin’s heart. Such a possibility does not even cross their minds. It’s unthinkable.

The internal mental colonization is so great that most Americans will reach for any excuse, no matter how preposterous, to exonerate the shots.

Pfizer literally killed a Black man (stopped his heart for 9 minutes) on live TV and then told all Americans to shut up if they know what’s good for them. That’s the sort of power that Julius Caesar, Stalin, and Mao possessed — and now that raw murderous totalitarian power is in the hands of the most ruthless corporation on earth. And the establishment has made it clear that we will be banished from polite society if we talk about the actual cause.

So that’s the world we live in. Pharma has killed several hundred thousand Americans and millions more around the world with the clot shot. Then they killed a guy in the first quarter of Monday Night Football and there will be no investigation and we’re all just supposed to nod our heads and blame it on coincidence.

Like everyone, I am grateful that paramedics were eventually able to restart Damar Hamlin’s heart. I hope and pray that he makes a miraculous recovery and returns to playing the game that he loves. In the meantime, I’m going to work to overthrow the Pharma state that caused his heart attack. And I encourage all of us to be prepared for the next heart attack on live TV and the next and the next, because they are coming.

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Blessings to the warriors. 🙌

Prayers for everyone fighting to stop the iatrogenocide. 🙏

Huzzah for everyone working to build the parallel economy our hearts know is possible. ✊

In the comments, please let me know what’s on your mind.

As always, I welcome any corrections.

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