https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/09/12-year-old-boy-dies-suddenly-after-suffering/

12-Year-Old Boy Dies Suddenly After Suffering Cardiac Arrest During PE Class

Of course as a rational human being I wonder if "spike protein" had anything to do with this tragedy. However, the story doesn't even reflect that anyone in the family suspects it.

My thoughts: Probably everyone knows that the injections and/or shedding are harming people. However, if you put that possibility in your "GoFundMe" campaign or Facebook post you'd go nowhere with getting any type of restitution or public attention. On the other hand, if you can blame "the sweltering heat" and a school system that had the child running around in it, you might get to file a lawsuit later and get something. Doesn't most everyone by now know that the VAERS system along with "vaccine court" does essentially nothing for anyone? Doesn't everyone also realize that public discussion of vaccine injury goes nowhere?

It sounds like this family is doing the best that they can in obtaining an autopsy and in blaming "sweltering heat" and school staff inattentiveness, perhaps.

The smart ones will get compensation/help even if it isn't for the obvious reason.

Do teachers unions want their members on the hook for allowing/causing these deaths by letting children run in "sweltering heat"?

>>19482900

I think that something similar happened with the word "sustainable".

>>19483101

> 'sustainability': 'the fraud narrative called sustainability used in the linguistics of multinationals conspiring in a totalitarian takeover',

>>19483095

That is a fair question.

Now I wonder if I should continue to distrust the government since the government doesn't want me to trust it. However, I don't want to do anything the government likes if the government actually wants me dead.

Do you see the conundrum?

>>19483143

I might just have to decide what I actually want without any reference to "government" whatsoever.

>>19483153

>transitioned into politics of profit.

This might be why some of the "old traditional" churches such as the Catholic church in some instances are more faithful to godly standards than "non-denominational" and "modern".

I think some Methodist churches might be more okay, too.

>>19483156

It doesn't seem like that idea is working out so well this year, does it?

>>19483163

>we ain't even pointed at the non tenth amendment agencies that shouldn't exist

I wonder if the lack of a constitutional government at this moment is not really going to seem to matter until some of the bad guys start wanting constitutional protections again.