Football Player Dies on Sideline

In a post only a few days ago, I speculated a football player might die during a game, writing, “I would not be surprised if athletes are killed during games, like we almost witnessed a few years ago.” While I meant getting killed in play, a headline appeared today showing a football player died while standing on the sideline in the home opener. Apparently he had already played, scoring the game’s only touchdown, then suffered “seizure-like symptoms” on the sideline.

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‘William Jewell announces death of RB MicahJo Barnett after medical emergency on sideline

William Jewell announced that junior running back MicahJo Barnett has died. Barnett appeared to suffer a medical emergency on the sideline during the Cardinals’ home opener against Fort Lewis on Saturday.

I am not a fortune teller, but the prediction was as easy to make as the sun rising in the morning and Week 1 has barely even started. The Pandemic of the Vaccinated will not be televised.

Joe Bonamassa – The Last Matador of Bayonne

The “Last Matador of Bayonne” is about a lone fighter who continues to fight undeterred by unfavorable circumstances and outcomes. Like Rodrigo y Gabriela, I discovered Joe Bonamassa many years ago and attended one of his concerts. I would consider him the greatest blues player today, and probably of all time.

Landscape with the Fall of Icarus

By Pieter Bruegel the Elder, 1560. This work shows Icarus drowning in the sea after his wings melt while the world moves on indifferent to his suffering, inspiring the Flemish proverb, “En de boer … hij ploegde voort” (And the farmer continued to plow”).

Sports Injury Epidemic

As the major sports seasons begin for the 6th year AV (After Vaccines), the masses, including players, coaches, doctors, GMs, and owners, remain woefully unaware of the massive spike in injuries due to Covid vaccinations. Guaranteed contracts worths hundreds of millions of dollars are being given out to players who will be chronically injured, and fans blindly pay increasingly exhorbitant prices for increasingly inferior entertainment as minimum salary players are signed to replace and fill-in for injured hundred-million dollar stars.

As Dr. Mike Williams pointed out in 2021, Covid vaccines induce cellular aging, leading to increasingly fragile bodies whose chronological age belies their biological age. In recent years, we have seen many serious injuries, illnesses, and near deaths, like Damar Hamlin’s, that have been attributed to anything and everything but the Covid vaccines from field turf to grass to schedules, increased practice time, reduced practice time, intensity of play, global warming, bad luck, and more. Just look at this two-week old headline below:

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‘Every Single Day Somebody Is Going Down’ — Ex-NFL Executive Sounds Alarm Over Injuries Despite Scaled-Back Practices

NFL training camps have brought a growing list of injuries, prompting questions about how players prepare for the season. The league has reduced contact and limited practice time compared with previous eras, but the injuries are still a point of concern. Former NFL executive and ESPN analyst Louis Riddick believes that change deserves closer attention as teams move toward the regular season.

Louis Riddick Warns Reduced Practice Time Could Be Linked to Injuries

A year ago, I tried to bring attention to the seriousness of the injury pandemic on X by creating a new account dedicated to covering sports injuries, but as always, I was censored before I could gain any traction and lost access to my account since I stopped logging in and forgot the password. I would not be surprised if athletes are killed during games, like we almost witnessed a few years ago. In the rare instances the modern masses wake up to reality, it is always extremely late, and then they credit controlled-opposition idols appointed to be their leaders whose purpose is to run damage control, filch their energy and resources, and mislead them, while preserving the status quo.

Rodrigo y Gabriela – Our Home

A Mexican duo I have been listening to for 20 years, their music never gets old, and I think their latest album may win an award. I attended a concert at a small venue before they became popular and it was a memorable performance.