AS YOUNG AS 13 YEARS OLD! LONG LIST OF ATHLETES WHO “SUDDENLY” DIED OR BECAME SERIOUSLY ILL (AFTER MASS VACCINATION BEGAN)

 

AS YOUNG AS 13 YEARS OLD! LONG LIST OF ATHLETES WHO “SUDDENLY” DIED OR BECAME SERIOUSLY ILL (AFTER MASS VACCINATION BEGAN)

 

We took a long time for this research, selecting each case individually. Was there a noticeably high number of “sudden and unexpected” deaths in sports and pro sports before mid-2021? No health official can (or they will not) explain a possible surge in serious heart issues since mRNA vaccinations began. According to the probably blackmailed and bribed media and politicians, these are unfortunate coincidences - although already 13-year-olds are falling over on the field, struck down with heart trouble--and even dead.

ARTICLES WRITTEN, AND SOME STATS

We would like to start this report with the arguments from the other side, because it is always important to hear all sides. We would also like to recommend this principle to the mainstream press, even if there are no major state revenues to be tapped into thereby. In 2016, the French sports magazine Futura Santé complained of “numerous” heart-related deaths in football, which affected 2 in 100,000 athletes per year in France at that time - a total of 1,000 to 1,500 people. The New Statesman reported that 12 young people who die of sudden cardiac arrest while running - every week; the article was published in England in November 2018. In February 2019, the Austrian newspaper derStandard asked why cardiac deaths are “so common” in sports.

In contrast, for example, there is an article in the German news outlet WAZ (“West German Universal Times”) from June 13, 2021. A cardiologist stated there that sudden cardiac death rarely occurs in sports. Now, how is that, when there are no reliable statistics for comparison? But in Wikipedia there are lists of athletes who died during the game. This list goes back to 1889, and at first glance is extensive,  but in the end it turns out that only 5-8 such deaths were recorded even in "disaster years". Many of these concern heart problems. The question is therefore difficult to answer without official and complete statistics: Are currently more people really dying “suddenly and unexpectedly” in sports, especially when it affects professionals and top athletes? And is it because of the vaccination, as many critical minds suspect?

OVER 75 KNOWN CASES IN THE LAST 5 MONTHS

We have compiled a list of the known cases over the past few months. It is most likely incomplete. It includes many dead - and some who developed severe heart problems but fortunately survived. Note: The youngest on the list was only 13 years old, and many entries concern people under 20 years of age. the gut feeling, from the great amount of evidence, is that 2021 has seen a surge in these cases. But why are the authorities not interested, why are there always excuses instead of rigorous investigations and precise autopsies? It may be that all of these people passed out dead or seriously ill on the field for “normal” reasons. But we certainly don't know - and that amounts to criminal negligence on the part of the powers-that-be, to whom we pay billions in taxes yearly in order to have a good health system and safe, well tested medication.

 

Here is the list of horrors, starting in June 2021 (mid-May for Kyle Warner, the first athlete listed, only) - when the mass-vaccination campaign was in full swing, and everyone who had blindly trusted the system had already gotten their second shot. We are not claiming that all of these people fell ill and died because of the vaccination, nor that there is a proven link to the vaccinations. The dates listed mostly correspond to the day of the report and do not have to coincide with the date of the event. It is notable that the links we researched lead mostly to articles that are hidden behind a payment barrier and can therefore be read by relatively few people. Conicidence? Feel free to inform us about further cases or errors: Redaktion@report24.news

 

5.15.21, USA, 29 years old

Kyle Warner, pro mountain biker, is seriously disabled with pericarditis, myocarditis, reactive arthritis, and POTS after a COVID vaccine, ending his career, and is diagnosed with severe adverse vaccine reaction

 

6.4.21, Italy, 29 years old

Italy: The 29-year-old ex-professional Giuseppe Perrino collapses in a charity game for his dead brother and dies.

 

6.7.21, Germany 38 years old

The table tennis professional Michael Schneider dies suddenly and unexpectedly.

 

6.12.21, Denmark, 29 years old

The footballer Christian Eriksen collapses lifeless during a European Championship game - he can be revived, but needs a pacemaker for the rest of his life.

 

6.22.21, Hungary, 18 years old

Footballer Viktor Marcell Hegedüs died warming up for training in Hungary.

 

07.14.21, the Netherlands, age 31

Speed ​​skating Olympic champion Kjelt Nuis seriously ill after vaccination, with heart problems in hospital.

 

07/16/21, Egypt

Footballer Imad Bayumi died during a friendly match in Egypt.

 

July 22nd, ‘21, Germany, 36 years old

On July 22nd, SV Olympia Schlanstedt and Germania from Kroppenstedt met. During the game Schlanstedts player Nicky Dalibor collapsed and had to be reanimated on the field.

 

07.23.21, Germany, 27 years old

Tim B. from SV Hamberge (Schleswig-Holstein) collapses after returning from a soccer tournament and dies.

 

07/24/21, Germany

A player from TuS Hoberge-Uerentrup (Bielefeld) collapses on the pitch with cardiac arrest.

 

07.31.21, Netherlands, age 19

The 19-year-old handball player Whitnée Abriska died of cardiac arrest just before an airline flight.

 

08.02.21, Belgium, 18 years old

Rune Coghe (18) from Eendracht Hoglede (Belgium) suffers heart attack during game

 

August 2nd, ‘21, Austria, 18 years old

Chronicle: 18-year-old unnamed player in Burgenland (Austria) collapses on the field and can be saved thanks to the use of a helicopter.

 

08/06/21, Germany

District league player of the SpVgg. Oelde II has to be revived by his opponent.

 

08.14.21, Belgium, 37 years old

The only 37-year-old former French professional footballer Franck Berrier died of several heart attacks while playing tennis.

 

08/15/21 Germany

Goalkeeping coach of SV Niederpöring suffers heart attack after training.

 

08/16/21 France 24 years old

Bordeaux pro Samuel Kalu collapses with cardiac arrest during a Ligue 1 game

 

08.18.21, Belgium, 25 years old

Belgian soccer player Jente Van Genechten (25) suffers cardiac arrest in the early stages of a cup game.

 

08.21.21, Turkey, 31 years old

Fabrice N’Sakala (31) from Besiktas Istanbul collapses on the field without interference from the opponent and has to be taken to the hospital

 

08.22.21, Italy, 29 years old

Pedro Obiang from Italian first division club Sassuolo Calcio after Covid vaccination with myocarditis in hospital.

 

08.22.21, Venezuela, age 30

Venezuelan national marathon champion Alexaida Guedez dies of a heart attack during a 5,000 meter run.

 

08.24.21, Luxembourg, age 29

José dos Reis, a Red Black Pfaffenthal (Luxembourg) player, collapses on the field and has to be resuscitated.

 

08/29/21, Germany

In the C-League Dillenburg (Central Hesse) a player from Hirzenhain collapses, the game is canceled.

 

09.05.21, France, 16 years old

Diego Ferchaud (16 years old) from ASPTT Caen suffers cardiac arrest in a U-18 league match in Saint-Lô.

 

09/06/21, Austria

ASV Baden player (Lower Austria) collapses on the field and has to be reanimated.

 

09.06.21, Italy, 16 years old

16-year-old unnamed soccer player in Bergamo suffers cardiac arrest

 

09.06.21, Belgium, 27 years old

Belgian amateur soccer player Jens De Smet (27) from Maldegem suffers a heart attack during the game and dies in hospital.

 

09.06.21, Italy, 13 years old

13-year-old soccer player from the Janus Nova club from Saccolongo (Italy) collapses on the field with cardiac arrest

 

09.07.21, Great Britain, age 17

17 year old soccer player Dylan Rich dies of a double heart attack during a game in England.

 

09.09.21, Germany

Player from the Birati Club Münster collapses of cardiac arrest in a regional league game against FC Nordkirchen. Game is canceled

 

09/10/21, Germany, 24 years old

Lucas Surek (24) from BFC Chemie Leipzig comes down with myocarditis.

 

11.09.21, France, 49 years old

Ain / France: Frédéric Lartillot succumbs to a heart attack after a friendly game in the locker room

 

09/11/21, Italy, 45 years old

Andrea Astolfi, sports director of Calcio Orsago (Italy) suffers a heart attack from sudden and severe diffuse cardiac inflammation (fulminant myocarditis) after returning from training and dies at the age of 45 without any previous illness

 

11.09.21, Denmark, 22 years old

Abou Ali (22) collapses with cardiac arrest during a two-tier game in Denmark

 

11.09.21, Netherlands, 19 years old

The ice hockey player Sebastiaan Bos passed away suddenly and unexpectedly.

 

09/12/21, Austria, 40 years old

A half marathon runner collapsed during the race and died a little later.

 

09/13/21, Germany

Anil Usta from VfB Schwelm (Ennepetal) collapses on the field with heart problems

 

09.13.21, France 33 years old

Dimitri Liénard from FC Strasbourg collapses in a Ligue 1 game with heart problems.

 

09.14.21, USA 37 years old

Ex-NFL pro Parys Haralson dies suddenly and unexpectedly at the age of 37.

 

09/18/21, Germany 25 years old

Kingsley Coman (25) from FC Bayern Munich had a heart operation after an arrhythmia.

 

09.18.21, Canada 25 years old

Canadian university football player Francis Perron passed away shortly after a match.

 

09.19.21, France 19 years old

19-year-old soccer player from FC Nantes suffers cardiac arrest during training

 

09/19/21, Germany

Volleyball trainer Dirk Splisteser from SG Traktor Divitz collapses dead on the sidelines

 

09/21/21, Augsburg

Assistant referee of a Kreisliga Augsburg game in Emersacker, collapses with heart problems

 

09/21/21, Germany

At the World Cup qualification match for women between Germany and Serbia in Chemnitz, the English linesman Helen Byrne had to be carried off the pitch with heart problems

 

09/27/21, Germany

Game abandoned due to cardiac arrest of the referee in a game of Lauber SV (Donauwörth district)

 

09.27.21, Italy, 20 years old

Young rider suffers a heart attack at the end of a tournament.

 

09/28/21, Germany, 17 years old

17-year-old soccer player of the JSG Hoher Hagen has to be resuscitated in Hannoversch Münden during the game

 

09.28.21, Italy, 53 years old

53-year-old football coach Antonello Campus collapses while training with his youth team in Sicily

 

09.28.21, USA, 16 years old

Twice vaccinated teenager collapses playing soccer and dies soon after.

 

09/29/21, Germany

Team leader Dietmar Gladow from Thalheim (Bitterfeld) suffers a fatal heart attack before the game

 

9/29/21, USA

A high school football player collapsed during practice and died in the hospital.

 

09/30/21, Germany

A player collapsed in the A 2 regional league game between SV Hoßkirch and TSV Sigmaringendorf. He suffered cardiac arrest and had to be resuscitated.

 

10.01.21, Germany, 15 years old

Young goalkeeper Bruno Stein from FC An der Fahner Höhe in Gräfentonna, Thuringia, died at the age of 15.

 

October 3, 21, Austria, 64 years old

Ex-goalkeeper coach and most recently talent scout Ernst Scherr suddenly and unexpectedly died.

 

10.04.21, Germany, 42 years old

Alexander Siegfried from VfB Moschendorf suddenly and unexpectedly collapsed and died.

 

10.07.21, Italy, 17 years old

A 17-year-old athlete from Colverde breaks down with cardiac arrest while training.

 

10.08.21, France, 49 years old

SC Massay player suffers a fatal heart attack during the game.

 

10.09.21, Mexico

The caddy Alberto Olguin collapses dead on the golf course after a heart attack. It is said to be the second death of its kind within a short period of time.

 

10.09.21, England, age 29

Shrewsbury professional striker Ryan Bowman has to be treated for extreme heart problems with a defibrillator after half an hour of play.

 

10.10.21, Italy, 18 years old

Football player suddenly faints on the pitch, is reanimated by fellow players.

 

10.10.21, France, 40 years old

After warming up, a Saint-James player suffers a heart attack.

 

10.10.21, Italy, 59 years old

A long-distance runner from Biella dies of heart failure during a race.

 

10/10/2021, Germany

In the game between Wacker Mecklenbeck and Fortuna Freudenberg in the women's Westphalia league, a player collapsed shortly before match’s end.

 

10/12/21 Germany, 25 years old

HC TuRa Bergkamen goalkeeper Lukas Bommer dies suddenly and unexpectedly.

 

10.13.21, Mexico, 16 years old

The student Hector Manuel Mendoza dies of a heart attack while training.

 

10.14.21, Brazil, 18 years old

The young professional footballer Fellipe de Jesus Moreira, with no history of heart issues, had to be resuscitated twice after double heart attack, and is fighting for his life.

 

10.14.21, Italy, 27 years old

The multiple cycling champion Gianni Moscon has to undergo surgery because of severe cardiac arrhythmias.

 

10.14.21, Italy, 53 years old

An AH footballer suffers a heart attack while training.

 

10.15.21, USA, 14 years old

The 14-year-old soccer player Ava Azzopardi collapsed on the pitch and is now fighting for her life in an artificial coma.

 

10.16.21, France, 54 years old

AH player Christophe Ramassamy died of a heart attack during a match.

 

10.17.21, France, 41 years old

A soccer player collapsed on the field and died, apparently of cardiac arrest.

 

10.27.21, Austria, 26 years old

Ghanaian Raphael Dwamena collapsed with severe heart problems. He was wearing a defibrillator before the incident.

 

10.28.21, Germany, 48 years old

Hertha BSC co-trainer Selim Levent dies suddenly and unexpectedly while on vacation.

 

10.28.21, USA, 12 years old

12-year-old Jayson Kidd collapsed while training basketball and later died.

 

10.30.21, Spain, 33 years old

Striker Kun Agüero from FC Barcelona had to be replaced in a game due to heart problems. He is now in the hospital for examinations.

 

Many of the cases mentioned are due to the research by the Telegram group “Telegram Impftod”: https://t.me/corona_impftod

 

There is a group on Telegram with almost 60,000 participants, where victims of vaccination side effects exchange ideas. The community was brought into being by the committed activist Martin Rutter: https://t.me/Impfschaden_D_AUT_CH werden.

Forgiveness In the Wake of Pandemic Madness: a Few Facets, Layers and Levels

 Forgiveness is a multi-faceted, multi-level issue. IMO, what it LITERALLY means is to get to a point from which you can once again GIVE to the person from whom you presumably were withholding something (good will, maybe? something you have that they actually do need?). For-give-ness is FOR being able to GIVE again, although that's merely the literal sense.

But Rogan's point is well taken: if we had never happened to be exposed to non-Pharma points of view, many of us might have joined in on the madness. In my case, if I had never gone to a deeply analytical grad school, I may not have ever been able to punch through that glass ceiling of ignorance & denial.--and I only decided to further my education because I happened to take one class--one--in my final semester of undergrad that challenged my world view and left me wanting more. So...forgiveness is an invitation to some humility and gratitude--a there, but for the grace of God, go I sort of thing.

And, speaking of humility, I suspect most of us rarely, if ever, say the words, "You were right; I was wrong". I try to say it once a month; it's good for my character.

In some cases-- most?--when I need to forgive another, it is true that my own dysfunction played a part in the drama, and helped bring harm upon myself AND the other. Turns out I'm just that dysfunctional.  They may be unwilling to address their part, but I can make amends for my part. It's funny, but having made amends for my part makes me better able to forgive them for their part--whether they themselves make amends, apologize, or not. Something about that humility, again.  It also clears my vision of lingering guilt and shame, so I can see the harm I might cause--and that others might.  Christian scripture says, to paraphrase, "Don't condemn the sliver in your neighbor's eye until  you take the log out of your own!".  Point well taken.  But what it implies, without saying so outright, is that, once your own log is out, you'll start seeing others' slivers and logs for what they are. Priests, ministers and AA sponsors somehow leave that part out, every time.

Does for-give-ness mean any thing more than giving, humility, gratitude and clarity? What it certainly DOESN'T mean is a return to naiveté and passivity, or allowing the other's harmful behavior to continue (assuming it's in our power to do something about it). Should we 'forgive' a pedophile, and in so doing allow them back into our lives when that would mean giving them access to children? Obviously not. We should advertise their perversion, if that will protect children, notwithstanding it might frustrate them and hurt their feelings. Should we forgive Pharma, then fall for the next round of fearmongering and wallet-scouring?  Nay.  

 

Forgiveness, should you choose to pursue it, doesn't mean sticking your head back in the sand. It doesn't mean you need to stop protecting those who need protected. Au contraire, if forgiveness is serving its vision-clearing function, then it should make us more likely to effectively protect self and others.  Lack of anger in the face of harmful behavior is not normal or healthy, but a certain timbre and volume of anger may actually impede protectiveness, by creating a kind of mental static. For instance, we might guzzle a fear-anger cocktail for so long that we get literally tired of it, and perhaps uncomfortable with others' reactions to such a cocktail.  So we might dump our supply of liquor and mixers down the drain...without ever having clearly thought through all the issues involved, at depth.  The driving force behind forgiveness in this case, then, would be the realization that fear and anger may simply interfere with the calmheadedness that is required to respond to life in an inspired, decisive fashion.  The issue is dropped like a bad habit--because it is.

It's an open question whether forgiving the unrepentant means TRUSTING them. Their very unrepentance implies that trust them you cannot. It's charitable to hold out hope that they might come around--not giving up on them might even encourage them to do so. But this is the charity of saints, which, as a flawed human, I may or may not be able to emulate. It may even do more harm than good by trying, if I can't back up my overtures with fearless faith and tough love. But as Rogan notes, if we do not at least attempt to forgive, and rebuild burnt bridges somehow (having to eat at least some of our own crow, I suspect), then we will be stuck in this binary, mutually antagonistic, tribal holding pattern indefinitely--as the Montagues and the Capulets were, leading to the demise of Romeo and Juliet; both young, beautiful and dead.

 

Should we even offer forgiveness, at all, to repeat offenders? Forgiveness, perhaps--or perhaps not--but certainly not trust. Can you really forgive someone you do not trust at all? It's been said that forgiveness helps the forgiver more than the forgivee, that "not forgiving someone is like drinking rat poison and then waiting for the rat to die" or "like not pulling a thorn out of  your foot just because you weren't the one who  put it there".  This is unforgiveness conceived as am irrational dysfunctional constellation of thoughts and behaviors that, ultimately, harm the person wielding them--in which case, by definition, forgiveness should be sought.  This is the habit of unforgiveness, as opposed to the choice. As James Hillman, the great Jungian thinker, said, "the problem with resentment is its narrowing effect on consciousness". In other words, unforgiveness and ill will can make you narrow-minded, unable to appreciate certain things or people or to adopt the best possible attitudes and actions to meet a given situation.  In the thrall of this type of unforgiveness, it matters not whether the person you are angry at continues to try to hurt you, for you are hurting yourself and--there's no getting away from yourself.

Now, the depth of Pharma's criminality, in general and, more specifically, during the covid crisis, is hard to forgive. Plus which, there is every reason to believe they will repeat the playbook: manufacture a pandemic germ, overplay its dangers, offer a profitable solution, downplay its dangers and invent or exaggerate the dangers of any less profitable solutions. This is simply a business plan--one that made Pfizer, alone,100 billion dollars.  We can expect it to be repeated.  Should we forgive Big Pharma?

 

Well, yes and no. If we have become so obsessed with Pharma that it's ruining our life, with no constructive progress made towards improving the situation--then yes. If "forgiveness" means being nice and fitting in with your friends who still fear covid, and ignoring the ongoing threat--then, no. 

Another facet to discuss about forgiveness (but not nearly the last) is that it cannot be forced. Forced is fake--and who wants to give or get fake forgiveness? It's a PROCESS, and you or I may be unable to simply will it to happen if the habit of unforgiveness runs too deep. It is my own belief that, taken as an end in itself, the drive to forgive leads invariably to the fake version. This is not forgiveness but codependency.  If, instead, we turn our efforts to HEALING THE HARM within ourselves, to the point where the hurt has abated--then a sort of forgiveness follows as a necessary result. In a word: If they can't hurt us anymore (because we have healed), then we won't be so angry and judgemental towards them, no matter what they keep doing or not doing. To take just one example, if the harm is in feeling inferior, then work on NOT feeling inferior!..Even if those who abused you into an inferiority complex came to you on bended knee, confessing all and begging forgiveness--you would still need to do that work, most likely, or the shaming aftertaste of inferiority will return.

Remember, too: those who practice unforgiveness with others probably, at the same time, are practicing unforgiveness against themselves. Judgementalism towards others, and judgementalism towards self, are the same exact action--just turned in a different direction. Do you BELIEVE in punishment, as a principle...really? 

 

Engaging in the process of forgiving others teaches us, at the same time, to forgive ourselves. And there is nothing that trips anyone up more than a habit of unforgiveness towards oneself--since you can't get away from yourself, ever. Nothing trips up a family or community more than a habit of unforgiveness.

Like I said, multifacted, multileveled.

One last: it's a choice. The pursuit of forgiveness brings pros and cons like any other choice--and the cons may outweigh the pros in a given moment. A choice to postpone unforgiveness for the sake of taking a good, hard look at difficult issues can lead to insight, outrage and protective action that forgiveness-for-the-sake-of-making-nice would have missed. Just as with taking a vaccine, you do the cost-benefit analysis, and choose accordingly--and everyone has the right to evaluate the results of their choice--just as in good science--and perhaps change their mind.

TRANSCRIPT: Jeffrey Sachs on COVID origins, the Grayzone interview

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=morj-3rdWwM&ab_channel=TheGrayzone

well you Professor Jeffrey Sachs you are the chair of lancet's covid-19 commission and recently in Spain you commented that you believed that the that covid-19 or SARS Kobe 2 originated due to blunders of U.S biotech I wonder if you could expand on that and discuss the role of the Eco Health Alliance which was a channel for usaid and Pentagon DARPA funding to the Wan Institutes of virology which remains a key culprit in the origins of covid

Sachs: yep basically the virus SARS Cove too that causes covid-19 disease is a cervical virus a bat virus that is also called a sars-like virus because it's  the same sub genus as the virus that caused the SARS outbreak in 2003-2004. but there's a piece of the Genome of this virus that makes it really infectious and that is called the cleavage site that sits on the spike protein that we all learned about and that allows the spike protein to be cleaved or divided and thereby enter human cells much more easily SARS does not have this kind of cleavage site SARS-CoV2 is the only virus of this bat family cervical virus family or sars-like virus family that has a proteolytic cleavage site and the specific cleavage site is called the furin cleavage site and it's four amino acids that make this thing so infectious that it became a global disaster with 18 million deaths the operative question is where did that come from given that it is the only  if you're in cleavage site in this family or sub-genus of viruses well they didn't tell us at NIH but we found out through leaks and lawsuits and all the rest and by  because insiders knew about this that one of the  projects of NIH funding was to insert furin cleavage sites into sars-like viruses they thought that was a good idea to make construct viruses that would be more dangerous

why

Sachs: not sure but  one possible reason is for making vaccines against dangerous SARS like viruses or  potential use of this class of virus as a bio Warfare we don't know we just don't know but what we do know is that there was dangerous research underway and we also know that when this virus first showed up in Wan and people said whoa what is this and the virologist looked at this in the NIH group National Institutes of Health Group out of Fauci's shop they said whoa look at that if you're in cleavage site what is that doing there and how did that get there and on February 1st 2020 there was a secret call it's not secret anymore because of Freedom of Information Act but there was a call where a group of virologists said whoa 80/20 just came out of a lab another one said I can't even think of how nature could have done this one another said 50/50. now four days later NIH oversees a draft paper that says definitely natural and I call that definitely weird and people should go to the website of the US right to know which has done a terrific job in these lawsuits and Emily Kopp a fantastic investigative reporter has laid out this remarkable week where inside they say natural and a few days later they I'm sorry inside they say lab and a few days later they say natural not that they learned anything over those three days but they decided to tell us a narrative this is how government works it creates stories it doesn't search for the truth that doesn't aim for the truth that doesn't tell the truth it creates stories and for weird understandable reasons that Noam Chomsky and others have talked about for decades the big media go along with these stories but they're very dangerous because these are stories this is not real investigation or or reality so let me say clearly we don't know exactly where this virus came from but whoa there is a lot of weird stuff and a lot of bad behavior by NIH and very interestingly the head of the Centers for Disease Control in 2020 Bob Redfield said inside hey this really could have come out of a Lab and what did Fauci do he cut him out of all the process and so he played the bureaucratic heavy and out came a narrative and the head of CDC with a lot of expertise in this area was completely shut out because he said you know there's another side to this story we need to look at it so what the Lancet commission concluded because we don't have the lab notebooks we don't have the lab records but what we can see is there is a pathway by which this could have come out of the laboratory for sure there's absolutely nothing even remotely close to definitive that it came out of the marketplace that's been much talked about there's so many holes and flaws and gaps in that story that it it's nothing close to being definitive and perhaps is just a place where sick people went and sneezed on on cages and because of what's called ascertainment bias that's where they looked in the in the beginning because they thought maybe they thought or they decided that maybe it came from the marketplace but the point is we have two viable hypotheses and we need to know and one of the reasons we don't know about the lab is that the U.S government Fauci shop has not told us the truth about what they were doing what the risks are what they thought and how this group made these early decisions and because we don't know we also don't know what else is going on what other research is still going on what other dangerous stuff is going on probably I don't know I shouldn't say probably I don't know but what I do know is nobody knows  except the inside of the inside and that is not a that's not a safe situation for this world

well presumably Anthony Fauci knows  we know  that after 9/11 his  National Institute for allergic and infectious diseases NIAD received billions from or under the watch of none other than Dick Cheney to conduct what we're seen as biodefense programs but would you have just acknowledged could also be bio Warfare programs

Sachs:  yeah and but either way what is what is not evident to a lot of people is that Fauci's shop is the biodefense shop of the US government it's it's where the defense dollars go and you know maybe make this virus but they don't want us to know what's going on and that's—

let's drill this down  in April 2020 promoted a nature magazine article which claimed that covid originated from nature and through FOIA requests the public learned that Fauci was involved in at least corresponding and collaborating with the virologists who put together that article  he he probably was involved in the creation of that article itself and this was a cheneyesque act it was like Cheney trying to sell the Iraq War so the question here is  what what role do you think Fauci played not only in the cover-up but possibly in the origins of covid-19 and to what extent can he be held accountable

Sachs: first of all that article is an awful article it's it's called the proximal origins of SARS-Cov2 it appeared in nature medicine in  March 2020  and when I read it the first time I said oh okay this is natural you know they explain it and when I went back after I you know began to get what was going on because I didn't get it at the beginning… the most remarkable thing in that paper it it just makes your eyes bulge in the moment they say it couldn't have come out of a lab because after all this is this new virus is unlike any previously reported virus is is the line in there then the footnote to that which is footnote 20 is to a 2014 paper—what a joke! they're talking about an outbreak in 2020 and they say it couldn't have been from the lab and they cite a 2014 Authority for that most crucial claim?! and if this were in the least an honest paper the scientists would have said we don't know because we haven't seen the lab books we don't know what the research was, but this is not an honest paper; it was a designed narrative now what really happened we don't know except that there was a lot of dangerous research funded by the U.S government including NIAID and they were quite gung-ho on this gain of function work and the technology to make a SARS-CoV2 virus was pretty plain and we have very clever  bioengineers in the United States that charted this out in a 2017 proposal to the defense department page 10 says we have 180 previously more than 180 previously unreported viral strains and on page 11 it says we're going to look for proteolytic Cleavage sites and where they don't exist we're going to insert them and you say holy hell you are thanks for telling us except they didn't tell us that had to be leaked from inside the US government for us to know about that so they charted out the handbook of how to make SARS-CoV2 and then with the straight face they just ignored that the whole time even till now these same scientists that reached the conclusion in March 2020 couldn't have come out from a lab now they're told well there were more than 180 previously unreported strands that comes out do they change their mind do they say oh we didn't know about that no they just carry on straight face this is not science this is a concocted narrative what it means I don't know but it needs an investigation which is what I've been calling for

and and on that investigation  Sam husseini who's a friend of the gray Zone veteran researcher on U.S bioweapons helped publicize and expose the role of the US NGO Eco Health Alliance as a channel for USAID funding for gain of function research and we know that Eco Health Alliance was helping to direct the research at the Wan Institute to virology  dazek when you appointed him to chair the task force you ran for Lance it was already on the World Health Organization commission he signed and organized the letter dismissing the lab origin as a conspiracy theory he obviously had a conflict of interest because of the funding of the Wan Institute severology even though he ridiculously denied there was a conflict there  so I wonder if you could talk a little bit more about the role of Eco Health Alliance and how Peter Daszak wound up under your watch as the chair of the task force didn't just waste a lot of time and who who initially put him forward to chair the task force

Sachs: it's a very simple story  in early 2020 I believed the natural  hypothesis because that's what the scientists were saying and I didn't have any reason to question that and I didn't know about the research that was going on and then I was asked to chair the Lance in commission and I thought well who's the guy that knows about zoonotic spillovers who knows about what's going on with the viruses so I asked dashing no one no one put them forward there was no ulterior thing there was just my naivete  in that first six months so I asked him to organize this thing then I learned he's not telling me the truth and he thinks and it my own eyes opening up and being briefed by a number of scientists and being guided: “Jeff look at this understand this this is how this works this is the research that was underway” you know I had a two-year crash course in virology that was quite wonderful with a lot of very generous scientists helping me to understand this but what I did know and I know a lot about government because I've worked with a lot of governments over the last 40 years I knew that there was lying going on and the more I looked into it the more the lies and so that's after at one point I said to Daszak “show me your project documents” he said, “I can't” I said, “what do you mean you can't?! you're you're on a commission that's a transparent commission to get to the bottom of this you show them to me.”..”I can't, my lawyers say I can't”… “oh your lawyers say you can't well you can't be on the commission anymore” okay so that was the first step then the rest of the scientists all attacked me  you know you're  attacking science and so forth then the next Freedom of Information Act lawsuit dropped the next piece and then I found out the one that was attacking me the most for dismissing dashing was a co-investigator with dashik so I saw I wasn't getting it

who is that?

Sachs: that's Jerry Kirsch at Boston University  and  somebody I was friends with for a long time but he went after me and then I find out you know he's they're all one way or another not letting on and it's by the way it's not a big group it's a pretty small group but it's the inside group they have the inside track on NIH it's a small group that has talked to each other since the beginning it's a small group that was assembled to write this stuff and it was pretty unpleasant  and  and I saw that you know this is not this isn't about science this is about transparency this is about finding out what's really going on NIH you know in the lawsuits releases redacted documents meaning blanked out of one of them is the 2020 review of its research on these viruses and it's 290 blank pages and then they want trust from us come on if you want trust from us show us the document not blank pages so this is why we need an independent investigation

let me ask a related follow-up taking this back to Ukraine as we wrap we've seen these allegations or rumors of U.S biological weapons Labs that speculation was fueled earlier this year when Victoria Newlin was asked about it by Marco Rubio but didn't give a direct answer: “does Ukraine have chemical or biological weapons”…Newland: “ Ukraine has a biological research facilities which in fact we are now quite concerned Russian troops Russian forces may be seeking to gain control of”… do you think there's any Merit to these rumors or allegations that the U.S has been involved in a biological weapons program inside of Ukraine

Sachs: Merit, that we need to find out we have a system of government which in principle if you're in seventh grade civics or at least when I was 50 years ago or it was more than 50 years ago we learned that there were congressional committees that would oversee the behavior of the executive branch that's what we need right now I don't know the answer to this but I know we need oversight and what I know for sure is we have not had transparency on these key issues and sad to say really since 1947 with the National Security Act and the creation of the CIA our government when it comes to issues like this operates in secrecy we say that we're a democracy but the public doesn't know we're not told when I was young a long time ago the New York Times actually used to do investigative reporting you'd be surprised  they they  they didn't believe what Johnson was saying and Nixon was was saying about  about Vietnam and they were right and there was the Pentagon papers and there was Watergate and when I grew up it was normal that a reporter on the New York Times would actually look into something now it's like a different world. and so the impunity from the mass media is absolutely stunning that's why you know what we're talking about and what you're doing is so important because we're not getting it from the sources that are, quote “the  the authoritative sources”; what we're getting is the government line well it's Aaron and I Aaron and I grew up in the Judith Miller era maybe yeah there you go it's incredible it's the opposite yeah I grew up in the Seymour Hirsch era, yes where I love these reporters and you know and their idea was bust these government officials for lying to us and they don't have that view right now well

now we're a conspiracy theorists if we follow inside hersh's footsteps

Sachs: oh I I was attacked that way today yet again by colleagues you know colleagues and it's just they don't understand  I mean many people probably really don't understand what this consistent  narrative creation lying falsehoods misdirection really is when it comes to all of these sensitive issues and these issues are life and death issues for us

well it's remarkable that more peop more of your colleagues it just seems remarkable to me that more of your colleagues don't speak out more and they did seem to be more outspoken at least within liberal circles during the bush era when the Iraq War started to go bad but now it seems that they've all adopted this mentality in favor of endless escalation I don't know if you can speak to that

Sachs: I don't know you know I'm not  I mean I'm I vote Democratic but  I I don't feel that we're functional as a democracy and and the last two democratic presidents launched a lot of wars and engaged in a lot of secret operations and I don't like it at all. and I think our foreign policy has basically been run by the neocons for 30 years, and Victoria Newland seems to be in every Administration. and so to my mind I don't like this partisan game well this is on our side you know Fauci's our guy we can't attack him and so on come on it's not these are not partisan issues these are issues about life and death that we need to know about and  a lot of people still have a kind of partisan mentality that if the Democrats are in don't attack you know you're be you're part of the team but I don't feel that this is the right approach

Jeffrey Sachs, director of the center for sustainable development at Columbia University president of the UN sustainable development Solutions Network and served as chair of the Lancet covid-19 commission Jeffrey thank you so much for your time and insight yeah great to be with you thanks a lot thank you thanks for what you guys are doing English (auto-generated)