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Cuba’s most successful rower of all time, Angel Fournier Rodriguez, 35-year-old three-time Olympian winner, died unexpectedly on Thursday, March 16; is it the COVID gene injection? Are we even allowed to ask? Did he die of silent myocarditis? Should we know his vaccine status? Is this another case of ‘DIED SUDDENLY’?
I think that unless we are told that he did not take the shot(s), then the vaccine as the cause must be on the table. It is very difficult for a 35-year-old healthy person to suddenly just die. There is just too much of this not to be suspicious of the death shot. These mRNA technology gene shots should have never ever been brought to the market in the first place, and they failed out of the gate, and the mRNA and LNP technologies were always toxic and dangerous. We pay the price now, and I fear Angel just did.
Jehane Thomas, a TikTok star and mother of two, died at 30 after suffering migraines. Do we ask about the vaccine? Do we? Can we mention it is likely the COVID mRNA technology gene injection? Unless it is ruled out, then it has to remain on the table as a contributing factor. We see too many ‘DIED SUDDENLY’ after taking the shot. In my opinion, this was criminal what has been done to our people.
In Canada, mature minors are given COVID mRNA shots with no parental consent. We are seeing pilots collapsing in flight due to possible vaccine-induced myocarditis. Young girls are developing myocarditis. Many high school students have heart attacks post the COVID gene shot and are needing defibrillators.
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