Guest Post by Mark Crispin Miller
Latest US non-fatals include (“vaxxed”) high school teacher saved by students after heart attack; grade school teacher (59) “fighting for her life” after “massive stroke”; and two weird “vaxxidents”
TODAY family sends love to Al Roker after he shared he’s in the hospital
November 18, 2022
For those who’ve wondered why they haven’t seen Al Roker’s smiling face on TODAY recently, the weatherman-and-more has just revealed the reason for his absence. On Friday, Nov. 18, he shared on Instagram that he’s currently in the hospital. “So many of you have been thoughtfully asking where I’ve been,” he wrote. “Last week I was admitted to the hospital with a blood clot in my leg which sent some clots into my lungs. After some medical whack-a-mole, I am so fortunate to be getting terrific medical care and on the way to recovery.” He added a note of thanks “for all the well wishes and prayers” he’s received and said that he hoped to see everyone again soon. That’s just what his TODAY family hopes for, too. Shortly after he shared the news with his followers on social media, his fellow anchors chimed in about the man they miss.
Clint Black & Lisa Hartman Black Unexpectedly Cancel Wisconsin Concert
November 19, 2022
Fans in Appleton, Wisconsin were met with disappointment after Clint Black and Lisa Hartman were forced to cancel their performance in the area on Friday (November 18th) due to a medical emergency within their band.
Black took to Instagram to share a statement about the situation. “Due to a medical emergency with an essential, longtime band member, tonight’s Clint Black concert, featuring Lisa Hartman Black (11/18/22) at Fox Cities Performing Arts Center has been POSTPONED.”
https://www.newsbreak.com/news/2830376213255/clint-black-lisa-hartman-black-unexpectedly-cancel-wisconsin-concert
Urban Meyer exits Fox set during Ohio State vs. Indiana football game, ‘under the weather’
November 12, 2022
Urban Meyer left the Fox’s set at halftime of Ohio State’s game against Indiana Saturday at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio. Fox host Rob Stone made the announcement during the halftime show, which was live from the Horseshow, with Ohio State leading Indiana 28-7. “Coach Urban Meyer, we sent him home,” Stone said. “He was feeling a bit under the weather. But you know coach Urban Meyer, he probably has a proper beverage right in front of him, his feet up … and he is watching this Ohio State game that has rediscovered this running game.”
Bucs’ Bruce Arians opens up about recent health scare: ‘Like two knives going in’
November 16, 2022
Bruce Arians, Tampa Bay Buccaneers senior football consultant, reacts to a play as quarterback Tom Brady (12) looks over the play from the bench against the New Orleans Saints during the first half at Caesars Superdome Sept. 18, 2022, in New Orleans. (Stephen Lew/USA Today Sports)
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians revealed this week he spent four days in a hospital last month after experiencing severe chest pains at his Florida home. Arians, who now serves as the Bucs’ senior football consultant after stepping down in March, told Ira Kaufman of JoeBucsFan.com he had a serious health scare the night before the Atlanta Falcons game, which resulted in a diagnosis of myocarditis. “We ate, and I got these pains way up here, like two knives going in. The more I tried to take a breath, the worse it got,” he told the outlet. “I took some Tums, thinking it was indigestion, but it just got worse.” Arians explained that he expressed concern to his wife before they eventually called 911. He was then transported to Tampa General. “Thankfully, the scans showed no fluid, no heart damage and absolutely no blockages,” Arians continued. “They had a cardiac radiologist look at everything, and they ended up giving me anti-inflammatories.”
‘Don’t Quit:’ Maryland Students Help Save Teacher After Heart Attack
November 17, 2022
Students and staff at North Point High School in Charles County were honored Tuesday night for their heroic efforts to save the life of their welding teacher. Frank Holiday suffered an almost impossible-to-survive severe heart attack during a class back in September, and that day changed the lives of everyone present. It was Sept. 30, during a game of three-on-three basketball using a hoop that his students built, that something went wrong with the beloved teacher. “He got his last shot off, so we were going to check up, and then we turned around and he was just leaning back and he fell into the tanks,” said student Dylan Farmer. According to School Resource Officer, Corp. Tiffany Smith, it took 21 minutes of continuous CPR between everyone present to save Holiday’s life. “It’s overwhelming to think the amount of people who didn’t give up on me,” Holiday said. “And I’m here today.” Holiday is expecting to be back in the classroom in early December.
Charles Co. public schools urge “vaccination” as a universal precaution:
UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS
August 17, 2022
Viral respiratory diseases spread through respiratory droplets. Following the universal precautions below has proven to drastically reduce the transmission of viruses.
• Those who are eligible, obtain the COVID-19 vaccination and boosters.
Beloved Knox County teacher fighting for life
November 17, 2022
Knoxville, Tenn. – Knox County teacher, La Rhonda Forsyth, is fighting for her life after she suffered a massive stroke on Nov. 3. Forsyth, 59, worked in Knox County Schools for 21 years. She was working bus duty at Bell Camp Elementary School when she suffered a stroke. Doctors said the event was an anomaly. Otherwise, she was in good health. “She is a force. She never stops moving. She is always on the go. She is always taking care of literally everyone,” Katherine Forsyth-Webb described her mom. Forsyth’s illness devastated not only her family, but her school. “I called her school the other day to ask if they needed help because I know this has been like losing three people,” said Helen Agee.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/beloved-knox-county-teacher-fighting-for-life/ar-AA14cDzN
School bus crashes into Washtenaw County elementary school after driver loses control
November 13, 2022
Saline, Mich. – A school bus crashed through the side wall of an elementary school in Saline on Sunday. Police say the 69-year-old driver was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition after he crashed a school bus into the side of Harvest Elementary School in Saline on Sunday afternoon. “There’s a bunch of people texting me, have you seen this? It’s a bus that crashed into Harvest. All these pictures start flooding in my phone. I stop by and it’s a bus hanging out of the school,” nearby resident Ben Isaacson recalled. A school bus crashed through the building after the driver lost control. The silver lining, there was no one inside the building. The bus driver was also the only one on the bus at the time of the crash. Police believe the driver suffered some kind of medical issue prior to the crash. “I did hear that the driver had a stroke. I really hope the driver is ok. Of course, this is a terrible situation to happen to anybody,” Ben explained.
Man accused of driving into cadets in Whittier area is released as probe continues
November 18, 2022
The man accused o plowing into a group of law enforcement cadets on a training run in South Whittier this week was released from custody late Thursday, Nov. 17, while authorities attempt to build a case against him.
Nicholas Joseph Gutierrez, 22, of Diamond Bar was freed at 9:49 p.m., Los Angeles County jail records show. He had been arrested on the day of the collision and was being held on $2 million bail.
Gutierrez’s attorney, Alexandra Kazarian, said Friday that she expects that the investigation will determine that Gutierrez was not criminally liable for the collision.
“He’s a nice kid who had an absolutely tragic accident,” she said.
Gutierrez was released under a Penal Code section that allows authorities to free someone after an arrest without first making a court appearance if there is insufficient evidence to charge him or her.
Generally under California law, once someone has been taken into custody by law enforcement, prosecutors have to charge the suspect within two days, not counting weekends or holidays, or the person must be released.
If authorities can quickly build a case against Gutierrez, he could be re-arrested within hours or days.
“Due to the extreme complexity of the investigation, which includes ongoing interviews, video surveillance review, and additional evidence needed to be analyzed, homicide investigators have released Mr. Gutierrez from the Sheriff’s Department’s custody,” a sheriff’s statement said.
“(Sheriff’s) investigators, along with California Highway Patrol investigators, will continue to pursue all evidence relevant to this matter until a thorough investigation is complete,” it said. “This investigation is ongoing, and there is no additional information available at this time.”
It appears that the Sheriff’s Department made the decision to release Gutierrez, as opposed to the District Attorney’s Office getting the case and then telling investigators they needed more evidence.
“We have been in contact with LASD and CHP since the incident occurred,” the DA’s Office said in a Friday statement. “They advised our office late yesterday that they would not be presenting a case at this time and that they would be releasing the suspect.
“We cannot comment on the evidence in this case as this is an ongoing investigation,” it said.
Sheriff’s officials said that they have evidence but have not revealed it.
“Investigators developed probable cause that the crash was intentional,” Deputy Veronica Fantom, a spokeswoman for the department, said Thursday.
Sheriff Alex Villanueva had told NewsNation: “They (investigators) went through an exhaustive interview process with everyone involved. With video surveillance, statements from recruits, the physical evidence they have, and what they got from the suspect himself, they were able to form the opinion that this was a deliberate act.”
Gutierrez was on his way to work, authorities have said, with the sheriff adding a breathalyzer test showed he had no alcohol in his system.
The collision left five cadets in critical condition, with four others suffering moderate injuries; another 16 had minor injuries. Villanueva has said the most serious injuries included head trauma, broken bones, and “loss of limb.”
As of Thursday evening, two of the injured remained in critical condition, Fantom said, while several recruits were released from the hospital.
Just before the collision, at about 6:30 a.m. Wednesday, the 75-strong class of cadets, most heading to the Sheriff’s Department when they graduate the academy with others going to other Southern California police agencies, were jogging in formation.
Two sheriff’s patrol cars trundled alongside to protect them.
On Mills Avenue, the cadets were in two columns with Gutierrez’s SUV traveling about 20 to 30 miles per hour on the other side of the road, authorities have said.
All of sudden the SUV veered onto the wrong side, they said, hitting the formation, which was in the street, before the SUV went up onto a sidewalk until stopped by a light pole.
Some recruits said the driver kept accelerating after striking the formation before slamming into the pole, a sheriff’s captain said.
Kazarian, Gutierrez’s attorney, said Gutierrez’s father is a retired correctional officer and that he has extended family who work in law enforcement.
“He harbors absolutely no animosity toward law enforcement,” she said. “He’s a good kid who wakes up in the morning, goes to work, comes home, goes to the gym, lives with his parents.”
Kazarian said the Sheriff’s Department searched his home but did not find anything that would explain the collision. She said she didn’t know what the search warrant sought or whether anything was seized.
She also said she doesn’t know why Villanueva first described the collision as an accident and then an intentional act before having to release Gutierrez from custody because there apparently was not enough evidence to charge him.
Kazarian declined to discuss what might have caused the collision or any statements made to her by Gutierrez, adding that “we want to emphasize that Nicholas was on his way to work, and had no drugs or alcohol in his system.”
“Nicholas comes from a proud law enforcement family and the injuries to these recruits is beyond heartbreaking,” Kazarian said in an email.
Man accused of driving into cadets in Whittier area is released as probe continues
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This looks like a good place to start….
“Not having a mental illness, is a mental illness.” -Dr. Zedder Strangelove.
While we are on the subject of mental illness, that Gutierrez guy plowing his SUV into all those people is a good example of why you cannot trust Mexicans. A great many have some sort of crazy in them; having lived around them for years, I say this not from prejudice but experience. And it always seems to involve violence or killing.
I read someone joke that the only people the Spanish ever defeated were the Mexicans — but then found out the indigenous ones were a mixture of stupid, savage Indians so they pulled out. Take a look at Mexico today: what’s changed? (I guess nothing except a bunch just swam the Rio and are over here now.)
I have personally watched them walk over and spit into a corner, then stand there and stare at it — and that would be unremarkable if I had not seen more than one do it, like some bizarre ritual. This one guy spat and then stood there stroking his face over and over before turning abruptly and walking away. Mind you, these Mexicans did not know each other; I observed this (and more) lunacy while outside my apartment having a smoke (when I lived in an apartment). But they all did the same thing. Usually it involves alcohol, I mean these cholos are some degenerate beer drinkers. They also like to diddle their children.
So it comes as no surprise to me this guy just arbitrarily decided to mow down a few pigs (well, piglets actually). Mexicans are like that.
It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.
Normally I wouldn’t do this but last night I happened across The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2022 Awards on the net, so I watched it. Near the end of the Awards they had a tribute to all the music legend’s that died in the last year. I didn’t count the deaths but it was staggering how many artist’s died in the past year and yet they can’t seem to thread needle. Who ever said you had to be smart to be in show biz.
Did Keith Richards read the list and after each name give a little smile?
And why are we not studying Kieth closely? He clearly has immunity to EVERYTHING and the secret of a long life….
Governor of Oregon is positive. She made sure to include the obligatory “thanks for the vaccine” verbiage in her announcement.
They are still in denial, but at this point, it’s nothing more than superstition to these people.
https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2022/11/gov-kate-brown-tests-positive-for-covid-19.html
i can’t wait until the murdering lesbian cunt dies. but i know that she did not take the bioweapon.
Even MSM can no longer ignore the reality of #DeathByJab
Great completion of the “rest of the story”!
Another IQ test fail.
i am sure that he was thankful for the “vaccine” or it would have been worse.
at least georgie boy did not have covid —
that would have been truly tragic —
We, who were skeptical enough not tot take the clot shot, should NOT be dancing on people’s graves that made the fatal mistake to ‘trust science.’ (unless of course they were sanctimonious and wishing death upon those that elected not to take the EUA serum … then fuck them!!).
Have family members who took it early on and pray that they got the saline!!!
Be a good guy and assure them you will take care of their dogs should anything unfortunate happen to them.
Unless he was one of the pushers you should have some compassion. It’s not like TPTB don’t get over on you about many other things every day.
https://big-lies.org/index.html
Ha! Two minutes ago this did not have the warning it has now; “The following media includes potentially sensitive content.”
That was quick.
Not safe and effective? Wot?
Moar boosters and a few million extra refugees would certainly help in any case.
Hey Roker how are things in your neck of the woods? Lol.
i give him 6 more months until he his dead.
Depends on the numbers of boosts.
Well if he makes it another 6 months at least 3 more life saving boosters. hahaha
No sympathy for Roker. Sooner Roke crokes the better.
Just scrape her out and she’s ready to roll again.
A shame about the baby. But did we really want those genes passed on? I mean, you know she is not going to connect the two and would do exactly the same again. She will attention whore again too.
absolutely not. the genes are not human.
I hear Levi’s are tough, usually blue though, kind of a downer syndrome to be passed onto kids.
I wonder what he’s going to do with all that money!!
“Otherwise, she was in good health” – those lying sacks for donkey shit. after a stroke which nearly took her life. these feces are satanic.
all of these people’s lives are about over. i don’t care if they survived this one. what idiots.
“all of these people’s lives are about over. i don’t care if they survived this one. what idiots.”
Yeah, well, I was hospitalized for the C-19 and pneumonia . I’m in the old fuckers class, I guess. That was late in ’21, and I didn’t take the Jab. But, my Wife did; the fear factor worked on her. She didn’t tell me of this until I got back home.
Tic freaking Toc, so nice.
Thanks for the thoughtful cheery comment.
Sorry for you and the misses
Mye fielde of fucks lay barren, hence I have no fucks to give.
Got no time for today. I’m already mourning tomorrow.
The sanctimonious fuckers could have taken therapeutics, but apparently they are far too smart for that. Dumb old hayseeds who do seem not to be having weird shit happening with their bodies. Sounds like a monumental case of karma. As in, the world may be better off that way.
Keep taking those shots kids.