The Leading Cause Of Coincidence

Arguably the most common error inexperienced scientists make is to confuse sequence with consequence. Just because B follows A, it does not necessarily follow that A is the cause of B. Correlation does not mean causation. The Latin phrase post hoc ergo propter hoc – after the event, therefore because of the event – sums up perfectly this fallacious trap, into which we have all, at some time or other, fallen.

In Articles 163 and 176, I mentioned the sudden on-field heart attack and collapse of footballer Christian Eriksen and questioned whether the COVID drugs, administered to him twelve days previously, had caused it. Predictably, emails arrived, accusing me of post hoc ergo propter hoc and intellectual laziness. Such criticism is sound in basic principle, but one needs to dig further to ascertain the probability of causation.

As a former clinician, if any patient had presented with unusual signs or symptoms, one of my first objectives would have been to inquire as to what, if any, unusual medicine he or she had taken in the preceding fortnight. If the patient subsequently admitted that he or she had recently been injected with an unlicensed, largely untested, novel genetic drug, the warning bells would have hurt my ears.

I would also have asked myself whether a known mechanism of causation exists or not. In the Eriksen case, a causative mechanism is already established. The drug has been proven to cause cardiovascular thrombosis and haemorrhage, along with myocarditis and pericarditis. It is sensible, then, for a clinician to suspect that the drug caused Eriksen’s collapse and recommend further research and investigation.

Next, to prove causation beyond as little doubt as possible, evidence from similar cases must be found and analysed. As far as the COVID drugs are concerned, one does not need to look far. In recent weeks, there have been other recorded cases of post-inoculation serious adverse events. 29-year-old Equatorial Guinean footballer Pedro Obiang, who plays for Sassuolo in Italy’s Serie A league, was hospitalized for ten days following an acute episode of myocarditis following his COVID injections.

Yesterday, there were two more high-profile incidents of the same nature. Emil Palsson, an Icelander playing in the Norwegian national league, suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch. In Spain, meanwhile, one of Argentina’s most celebrated players, Sergio Agüero, collapsed with severe chest pains and breathing difficulties during a match at Barcelona’s Nou Camp stadium (Figure 177.1).

Figure 177.1: More than 37,000 spectators witnessed this anxious moment. I wonder how many of them suspected that the COVID drugs had caused the player’s collapse. I wonder, also, what proportion of the spectators have now begun to fear for their own lives.

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In August of this year, Italian volleyball player Francesca Marcon (Figure 177.2) was diagnosed with pericarditis after suffering similarly with severe chest pains.

Figure 177.2: On Instagram, Francesca Marcon wrote:

‘I state that I am not anti-vax but I was never convinced about taking this vaccine and now I understand why. Perhaps this may be a bit blasphemous – but I wonder: is there no form of compensation for those who suffer health damage after having the vaccine? Who pays the price for everything?’

Copyright © 2021 Fabio Cucchetti

This question is crucial and the answer quite disgusting. Pharma corporations have been fully indemnified against any subsequent legal actions following serious adverse events from their experimental drugs.

As winter progresses, it is reasonable to expect that there will – literally – be more heart-stopping moments on sports fields throughout the world. Some of these will be fatalities.

Big Pharma and their political stooges know as well as I do that these COVID drugs are a medical abomination. I have seen, under high-resolution microscopy, the reaction of freshly-drawn red blood cells with the drugs. The cells aggregate into distinct clumps, called rouleaux (Figure 177.3), almost immediately. Inside narrow blood vessels, this causes thrombotic events, such as myocardial infarctions (heart attacks).

Figure 177.3: This microscopic image shows the type of aggregation of red blood cells caused by the COVID drugs.

Copyright © 2004 American Society of Hematology

Hundreds of thousands of innocents have already died and millions more will undoubtedly follow. Could there be anything more repugnant than politicians pressurizing, threatening and coercing entire populations, most of whom possess knowledge of neither science nor medicine, into gambling so recklessly and unnecessarily with their lives, while, at the same time, those same politicians exempt themselves from their own mandate?

The reality of these lethal injections is no longer tentative speculation trickling aimlessly around alternative media websites and blogs such as mine. Shrill claims of ‘mere coincidence’ and desperate references to the post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy have become absurd. Torrents of truth are gathering momentum, and I sense that the dam is about to be breached. I sense that the evil perpetrators sense it, too.

Copyright © 2021 Paul Spradbery