They Shoot Footballers, Don’t They?

The bread and circus show that is professional football has been awash with ridiculous amounts of ‘cash’ for a number of years now. The question is, has it become so blinded and deluded with avarice and false notions of its own importance that it is impervious to that which will hasten its own destruction?

I have written many times about the importance of our God-given critical thinking skills and how they are essential when it comes to uncovering the truth and, in a world of lies and liars, they are more important than ever.

In fact, without them one is lost, lost to the deceptions, the frauds and the fake narratives spun out by those who have everything to gain from the ignorance of the masses. 

Imagine this: you are a the owner of a stable of superb thorough-bred race horses, like this fine specimen (left).

A salesman from a pharmaceutical company turns up to sell you a treatment that he claims will protect your horses from a life-threatening disease that he claims is doing the rounds. He offers no proof of the disease’s existence, relying instead on the belief many other owners have in it.

Your horses are valued in the tens of millions, you don’t want to lose them. The salesman has your interest.

He explains that the medicine is being widely delivered and injected into the horses of your rival stables and if your horses are not injected with the vials of ‘horse oil’, then your entire stable could be wiped out. 

What he doesn’t make clear is that the oil is unproven to be effective, that there are some dubious ingredients in there (formaldehyde, mercury, aluminium to name but three) and that the treatment has a list of potentially debilitating and life-threatening adverse reactions. Further, it is in its experimental stages.

Your stable is insured to the tune of tens of millions of pounds. 

What would you do?

Now, transpose the scenario to the world of professional football in which the players for each club can be compared to the stable of horses – superbly conditioned athletes, whose diet, fitness and general well-being are prioritised to ensure the best performances possible. The squads are valued in the tens of millions of pounds and are duly insured to that value. 

In both cases, the insurance policies cover the possibility of accident or loss caused by unforeseen health problems, theft and accident. Stringent medical examinations have been carried out by the club’s trusted doctors and the stable’s veterinarians. 

That’s the hypothesis.

On Saturday, 12th June, 2021, Christian Eriksen, a footballer ‘belonging’ to Inter Milan who is valued at over £10m had a cardiac arrest and collapsed on pitch,  during the Denmark vs Finland fixture.  

A fit, healthy professional sportsman has a heart attack? 

Yes and without the CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation) he would be dead –

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is an emergency procedure that combines chest compressions often with artificial ventilation in an effort to manually preserve intact brain function until further measures are taken to restore spontaneous blood circulation and breathing in a person who is in cardiac arrest.”  source 

Whilst millions of viewers witnessed this via the all-pervasive cameras that were relaying the match around the world, there is now an all-out attempt to control the narrative – an exercise that seeks to dissociate his cardiac arrest with the possible injection of the vile vial of MRNA genetic modification treatment falsely classified as a ‘vaccine’, into his highly valued body.

Earlier, it was suggested that he had been shot with the experimental concoction –

Whether this is true or not, it is seemingly a fact that other footballers have been shot:

Italian players jabbed 

Spain’s Squad jabbed

Follow the Money

Football clubs and/or national associations which have jabbed their squads have heralded the imminent demise of not only themselves but the people’s game. What are the insurance implications? 

In the event Eriksen was ‘shot’ and is likely to never be able to play again – will his club’s life insurance cover the losses? Indeed, will his own personal life insurance cover him? 

Unsurprisingly, the damage limitation to prevent the linkage of the injection with Eriksen’s cardiac arrest is now underway – beginning with Inter Milan’s Director, who is likely to have serious doubts over any insurance payout that may be due. 

Further, if it turns out Eriksen was ‘shot’, then such an adverse reaction to the injection of MRNA would be massively damaging to Pharma-Gov’s roll out of the treatment and continued sales of the snake oil. 

Predictably, we have articles like this –

Inter Milan director Giuseppe Marotta has dismissed suggestions that club midfielder Christian Eriksen, who was hospitalised after collapsing in Denmark’s Euro 2020 opener against Finland on Saturday, had previously contracted COVID-19.

 

Eriksen, 29, collapsed in the 42nd minute of the match near the touchline after a Denmark throw-in and was given life-saving cardiac massage treatment on the pitch, with officials later saying the player was stable and awake.

 

Sanjay Sharma of St. George’s University of London, the playmaker’s cardiologist at former club Tottenham Hotspur, said Eriksen had no prior heart issues during his time with the Premier League side.

 

However, he told the Mail on Sunday that some players may have had sub-clinical coronavirus infections, which could have resulted in “scarring” of the heart.

 

Marotta dismissed that suggestion. “He didn’t have COVID and wasn’t vaccinated either,” he told Rai Sport.

 

He said Eriksen was under the guidance of the Danish medical staff and it was for them to release information but Inter had been in touch with them. “I can say the medical staff of Inter football team have been in contact with them from the start.”  source 

Someone is lying and I know where my money would go, were I a betting man. After all, Eriksen may never play professional football again and he is an ‘asset’ worth millions of pounds to his club, Inter Milan, an asset, not unlike a valuable race horse, who will necessarily be insured. Would Marotta, the Director, knowing that partaking in an experimental trial of the drug would invalidate an insurance payout in the likely event Ericksen has to retire, want to say anything that would threaten the Club’s insurance policy?

Note too the reported words of Sanjay Sharma, the cardiologist at his previous team Spurs – Eriksen had no previous heart issues.

In the age of engineered stupidity, fuckwittery knows no bounds and football is no exception.