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It has been revealed that three journalists have suspiciously died while covering this year’s World Cup in Qatar.
The first death was ITV Sports technical director Roger Pearce, 65, who died on November 21 with no medical details about the death currently available.
Next, an American journalist named Grant Wahl and a Qatari journalist named Khalid al-Misslam both passed away on December 10.
It is being reported that al-Misslam “suddenly collapsed” during a match and later died at the hospital.
Wahl’s wife, Dr. Celine Gounder, told CBS News he died from a “slowly growing, undetected aortic aneurysm with hemopericardium.”
“He had an autopsy done here in New York by the New York City Medical Examiner’s Office, and it showed that he had an aortic aneurysm that ruptured,” Gounder said on Thursday.
In another strange coincidence, Gounder is a member of Joe Biden’s Covid-19 Advisory Board and has worked as a medical contributor for CNN and CBS where she often pushed the dangerous Covid jabs.
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While on the faculty at Johns Hopkins University, Gounder served as the Director for Delivery for the Gates Foundation-funded Consortium to Respond Effectively to the AIDS/TB Epidemic.
Speaking to NBC Sports following her husband’s death, Gounder emphatically claimed it had nothing to do with Covid or the vaccine.
Just last week, Infowars wrote about top virologist Dr. Ryan Cole appearing on the Dr. Drew show to warn about the connection between the mRNA Covid-19 vaccine’s spike protein and ruptured aortas.
“That’s spike protein literally causing the lymphocytes to chew a hole in the aorta,” Dr. Cole explained. “This is the biggest blood vessel in your body, coming off your heart. When that ruptures, you’re gone in minutes.”
The Covid shots have also been directly connected to heart issues like pericarditis, and hemopericardium can result from direct pericardial damage, according to studies.
Remember, Wahl died from an “aortic aneurysm with hemopericardium.”
We also know from his social media posts that Wahl was vaccinated as he frequently promoted the jabs and even criticized those who opted out of the experimental shots.
Wahl had gone viral during the World Cup for wearing a rainbow flag t-shirt to a game and being briefly detained due to Qatar’s rules on LGBT promotion.
Wahl’s brother revealed the journalist wore the shirt to support him because he is gay and suggested Wahl was killed by someone upset with the pro-LGBT clothing.
Almost a week before his unexpected passing, Wahl acknowledged he was given antibiotics for what Qatari doctors thought might be bronchitis.
The illness became worse and the journalist wrote on his website, “My body finally broke down on me. Three weeks of little sleep, high stress and lots of work can do that to you. What had been a cold over the last 10 days turned into something more severe on the night of the USA-Netherlands game, and I could feel my upper chest take on a new level of pressure and discomfort.”
Interestingly, many of Wahl’s symptoms match those listed by health officials warning of a potential World Cup outbreak of the Camel Flu, or MERS-CoV.
Originally called, Middle East Respiratory Virus, the medical community may be calling it Camel Flu to remove any potential racial connection to the virus and people from the Middle East.
Similar to Covid-19, MERS is a zoonotic viral respiratory disease caused by a coronavirus with symptoms including fever, cough and shortness of breath.
However, the Camel Flu is far less transmissable but much more deadly than Covid-19 with 35 percent of cases reported eventually dying.
Another peculiar coincidence is that MERS attacks the heart and can also lead to issues like myopericarditis.
Many World Cup tourists came into contact with camels as they attended the games, making them potential candidates for natural transmission.
Several World Cup players on the Netherlands and Brazil teams came down with illnesses during the games, as Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal revealed in early December.
A player for the Brazil squad blamed poor air conditioning in the Qatar stadiums for the sickness outbreak.
But, what if this was an intentional release of another chimeric virus as many hypothesize was the case with Covid-19.
The most common theory is that Covid-19 was either intentionally or accidentally leaked from a lab in Wuhan, China, but at one point it was thought the original spread could have taken place during Wuhan’s 2019 Military World Games.
In March 2020, China claimed U.S. Army personnel who attended the event may have smuggled the virus into Wuhan from the U.S. Army bioresearch facility at Fort Detrick in Frederick, Maryland.
In August 2021, the Republicans in the House Committe on Foreign Affairs concluded the 2019 World Military Games in Wuhan was “one of the earliest super spreader events” of the pandemic after a congressional investigation.
If a group wanted a virus to spread globally, it would make sense to release it at a gathering of people from all parts of the world like the Military Games.
In fact, athletes from several nations who performed at the event came down with Covid-like symptoms soon after.
The World Cup is another place where citizens from all over the world congregate in one place before heading home to their native countries.
Now, the UK Health Security Agency and Australian Health Ministry are both warning doctors to be on the lookout for symptoms of Camel Flu when fans begin coming home from the World Cup.
So, another potentially pandemic-causing virus is going around at the globally attended event where several journalists have “suddenly died?”
Of course, the deceased individuals could have also been injured the by the dangerous Covid-19 vaccinations forced onto the people of the world.
But, it’s probably all just a major coincidence, right?