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Damn !!!! And we have never seen the like of this before. You’d think ESPN Sports illustrated or anyone involved in sports

Would …..ohhh yeah espn is owned by Disney who is owned by ? Some other

Mega globocom to n on the genocide

Never mind.,

My own brother a sports fan will not

Even admit to this crime.

I’d send him this info but his message

Would be I am not participating in your

Tin hat 🎩 conspiracy..

And I’d say whether or not you want to

You are in the damn game.

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Tell him you’re in the control

group.

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Whilst I appreciate what the Expose is doing, I always feel that they can be a bit overly dramatic with their data reports.

One thing that always concerns me, whoever presents data and graphs, is when the dates appear to be cherry picked.

I.E Starting or finishing on an odd date, or not being consecutive.

Why choose 2004 as the cut off date for the monthly averages?

Why not April 2019 or 2020?

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Exactly. 2005 through 2020 data missing. And then there’s the very grey distinction of athlete. Plays sports versus paid to play sports. Then superset of athletes. All countries versus first world countries versus some notice found on the internet. I suspect that the gap from 2005 is because the previous paper was not search engine internet based. Thanks for keeping it real Harry. Good points.

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Jul 31, 2022·edited Jul 31, 2022

here you go... hope this fills in the missing dates for you, yet it still changes nothing... the jab is killing these athletes in record numbers... 201 more deaths between 2006-2015... it has always been rare to die playing sports, until the covaids jab came to town... https://www.heartrhythmjournal.com/article/S1547-5271(18)30364-3/fulltext

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Jul 31, 2022·edited Jul 31, 2022

That's very helpful. Thank you.

I mentioned it because any opponent would jump on that lack of data to shut down the debate and use it as a tool to discredit our argument.

Best if the gaps in our arguments are highlighted and rectified, as we already know that the other team cares nought for truth and honesty.

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Doubtless someone would then say, why choose April 2019 or 2020 as the cut-off date?

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2004 seems particularly arbitrary, without an explanation of the reasons why it was used.

2019 still arbitrary but less so, because there is an additional 15 years worth of data.

Spring 2020 would have been ideal as there would have been zero opportunity for sporting events once lockdowns started and the pfizertoxin hadn't yet been released / imposed on people.

I would be very interested to see the 2004 to 2020 data on athlete deaths during sporting events.

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In Ontario, the 5 latest doctor deaths are apparently perfectly normal. Nothing to do with the government requirement for all health care workers to get every booster dose as it becomes available for them, or else.

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Absolutely no comment needed. The info is vital. The Expose is great. You too.

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These numbers are shocking but my immediate thought is that the situation is much worse, because of all the relatively young and healthy non-athletes who have died or otherwise been incapacitated either while exercising or shortly after.

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Thank you - I’ll be spreading this information any and every way I can

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Not to worry! I just read that the reason perfectly healthy people are having fatal heart attacks has been discovered. The water in their showers was too cold.

To prove I didn't make that up:

https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/1643491/heart-attack-cold-shower-warning

BUT... to prove that the Echo Chamber DID make that up:

- They all repeat, often word for word, this 'source' for their alarmist statements:

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The American Heart Association cites research showing that “plunging into cold water during hot weather can cause heart attacks even in young, fit and healthy individuals”.

The discovery was made in a study published in the journal of Physiology, which explained that the sudden submersion in cold water was harmful to the body.

“The body’s cold shock response speeds up the heart and causes hyperventilation, which can conflict with the diving response, which does the opposite and acts to conserve oxygen,” explains The American Heart Association.

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1- There are no such quotes to be found anywhere from the American Heart Association - they are all second-hand.

2- The research in the Journal of Physiology was a study from 2012.

3- The research was about drowning victims who dove into deep, cold rivers/seas in early summer - not a word about cold showers.

But the media is all over it as the latest excuse.

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Good read but i have one problem. I understand the original data was published in 2006. Thats not the problem. Are the total of athletes in the 16 month time span under the age of 35. I noticed the list is all ages. Would liketo use the article but i need someone to verify. It needs to be apples to apples to be a true comparison. Thanks

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what about 2005 onwards?

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There are some, out and about, and responsible for these crimes, that could

benefit from safe and effective medication, directly into their neocortex.

May they live forever, the clever rascals.

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This is a disaster.

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Wait until an NFL Receiver drops dead on television while running to the end zone for a touchdown.

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My guess is that you won't have to wait very long into the season.

Same goes for the NCAA. And it probably won't stop at one.

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😢

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