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111 Dead US Airline Pilots over The Span of 9 Months following Covid shots in 2021

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A list deaths published in the Air Line Pilot Association magazine shows that most of the deaths in 2021 happened after the vaccines rolled out. Are dead pilots trying to tell us something?

By Steve Kirsch

Yesterday, I received the following text message referring to an article in the Air Line Pilot Association (ALPA) magazine:

OK, so at first glance, that looks pretty incriminating, doesn’t it? Especially the huge number of deaths in July (39) as compared to a pre-jab month like January (1) or March (1).

Note that you can’t look at prior years since they only list the “new” deaths they heard about in the magazine for prior years.

But the deaths in 2021 might have been listed in an earlier issue so let’s not jump to conclusions just yet.

I’m convening a group of volunteers at 4pm PST today (December 12) to investigate further. It looks like these pilots might be trying to teach us something about vaccine safety. If we get 40 people in the room, the amount of work each person needs to do is very small.

If you want to contribute to this project by investing a few minutes of your time to do a little research, here’s the link: https://meet.google.com/awy-zsth-wzg

Athlete death toll: An update

Here’s the latest death toll for athletes to chew on in the meantime:

athlete cardiac arrests, collapses, deaths chart 20211210

Strange isn’t it… the spike in deaths and collapses? Remember, a lot of athletes resisted getting the jab until their own mandates (or “incentives”) kicked in.


Airplane crashes linked to Vaccine strokes

Last month WestJet flight Returned to Calgary after pilot is Incapacitated

Aviation News Denver – WestJet declined to provide details on the illness or the current condition of the pilot, citing privacy concernsAuthor of the article: Jason Herring

A WestJet Boeing 737 lands at the Calgary International Airport on Thursday, November 18, 2021.
A WestJet Boeing 737 lands at the Calgary International Airport on Thursday, November 18, 2021. Gavin Young/Postmedia

A Boeing 737 Max 8 flying from Calgary to Atlanta Monday afternoon was forced to turn around due to a medical emergency involving the pilot.

WestJet flight 1590 landed safely at Calgary International Airport at 1:12 p.m. Monday, just less than an hour after taking off, according to public flight logs.  The Boeing 737 MAX 8 plane was flying over southeastern Alberta when it turned back toward Calgary.

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In an email statement, WestJet spokesperson Madison Kruger said EMS met the flight upon arrival and the pilot was removed from duty. Another pilot onboard took control of the plane.“All WestJet flights have two pilots, to ensure that should any illness occur in the flight deck, there is an additional pilot onboard to ensure the continued safe operation of the aircraft and the safety of our guests and our crew,” Kruger said.

EMS said they responded to the airport terminal around 1:25 p.m. but that paramedics had no patient contact and left the scene without request for EMS assistance.Edmontonian John White was a passenger on the flight, sitting four rows from the front of the plane. He first realized something was awry on the flight after noticing concern among flight attendants, one of whom brought a first-aid kit and a defibrillator into the cockpit.“Then they made the call for if there is a doctor, nurse or EMT on the plane and as luck would have it, one doctor came forward and two nurses,” White said. He said a pilot on board in the passenger area also made his way to the cockpit.

White said the pilot was brought out of the cockpit and set down as medical volunteers treated him. The pilot appeared to collapse shortly afterwards.

“They were able to get him talking again after they got him on the floor, but they were working on him pretty feverishly,” White said.WestJet declined to provide details on the illness or the current condition of the pilot, citing privacy concerns.The airline said 70 passengers were on the flight, with some accommodated with travel Monday. The airline added additional Calgary-to-Atlanta and Atlanta-to-Calgary flights for Tuesday after the incident. A scramble and some lengthy queues ensued after the cancelled flight, White said.

White praised the pilot and medical professionals on board for their handling of the incident and safe carriage of the flight back to Calgary.

“When I saw the extra pilot go into place, I felt a lot better, and then my concern turned to the well-being of the pilot. . . They weren’t messing around or wasting any time,” he said. “And I will commend the flight attendant. They were really impressive and they kept us abreast of what was happening. It was impressive to see them jump into action like that.”

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