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🔥 Yesterday, in another shameful corporate media humiliation, Judicial Watch announced on its website: New Records Reveal Barack Obama’s Presence at Emergency Scene of Obama Family Chef Drowning.

CLIP: Jesse Watters breaks news: Obama present at Tafari drowning scene (0:48).

Last night, Fox News broke the story that former President Barack Obama was, in fact, present at the scene after chef Tafari Campbell drowned on a paddle board — contradicting widespread corporate media reports.

Through FOIA, public records powerhouse Judicial Watch has newly-obtained (and still heavily redacted) Massachusetts Police documents, describing that cops interviewed Obama immediately after the 911 call reporting Tafari’s disappearance. So he was there.

Next, we learned that an unidentified female staffer who was paddleboarding with Tafari saw him “fall off his paddleboard, begin splashing and become extremely panicked, yelling for help and subsequently went underwater very quickly.” According to the police report, the mystery gal jumped into the water to try to help the chef, but he was never seen alive again.

She then “ran to the nearest U.S. Secret Service security post and reported the incident to the first USSS Special Agent she saw.”

The police records also described an alleged Secret Service surveillance video showing Tafari and the female paddleboarding companion entering the water, and showed the Secret Service’s emergency response in the immediate aftermath of Tafari’s drowning.

The video was not produced. But Judicial Watch says it will continue seeking to obtain the footage.

Why did it take so long and so much independent effort to discover that Obama was there? Why didn’t the MEDIA seek these public records? What use is the corporate media these days anyway?

If this keeps up, people might start to get the idea that the corporate media only exists to provide cover for government actors.

💉 In a curious intersection of current events, CBS News ran a story Thursday night headlined, Gov. Kathy Hochul learns of father’s sudden death during emotional trip to Israel.

Jab queen, quarantine-camp organizer, and New York’s Catholic replacement Governor Kathy Hochul traveled to Israel this week — for some reason — and met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog. Then she toured the tragic remains of the Kfar Aza kibbutz at the Gaza Border.

They didn’t mention whether democrat Governor Hochul crossed paths with democrat Governor Gavin Newsom.

On her flight to Israel, Governor Hochul learned her father, 87, had died suddenly and unexpectedly of a “brain hemorrhage” (stroke) in St. Petersburg, Florida. Hochul said she last spoke to him right before she left for Israel on Wednesday. “Talked to him in his rough Irish way when he said, ‘I’m proud of you, Dollie, but keep your g—dam head down,” Hochul said.

We pray Governor Hochul and her family will find peace in their grief this week.

💉 Medical Emergencies Roundup. I thought I’d do something a little different today. C&C normally only reports suspected jab injuries for celebrities and high-profile people. There are many reasons I don’t usually report about what we regular folks are going through. For one thing, there is much less available information for non-celebrities. We’re lucky to get a news article at all — it only happens when there’s something else newsworthy about our deaths.

Plus, celebrities and high-profile people are a group highly likely to be jabbed, and to have advertised their jabs at some point.

But for every celebrity/VIP injury, there are hundreds or thousands among us regular folks. Today, I’m showing you what I see when I’m doing my research. This is just a sample. All the following reports are just from October (less than three weeks’ worth), only in the United States, and only those fitting a jab injury profile. I rejected any story including evidence contradicting jab involvement.

Now just look at twenty day’s worth, in remembrance of the regular folks. I tried my best to categorize them, and included photos where available. You’ll see there’s no way anybody can keep up with all this. Then tell me what you think about it in the comments.

Driving (10.19). Akron firefighter saves partner after he has medical emergency driving ambulance. Akron, Ohio. A paramedic was driving an ambulance and suddenly had a “medical emergency.” He went unconscious and his foot slammed down on the gas. The out-of-control ambulance hit two poles, knocking down some power lines. His heroic partner somehow managed to climb over the seats from the back and got her foot on the brake, stopping the ambulance a few feet away from a 50-foot drop.  She got an award.

Driving (10.17). Two injured after medical emergency causes driver to crash into Ogden building. Ogden, Utah. A driver suffered from “some sort of medical issue,” causing him to suddenly lose consciousness behind the wheel. His foot jammed down on the accelerator, propelling him and a passenger straight into a nearby building. Fortunately they only suffered minor injuries.

Driving (10.20). Police: Driver suffers apparent medical emergency, crashes into storefront in Bay Shore, Long Island. Bay Shore, New York. A 74-year-old woman crashed an SUV into a storefront Friday morning on Long Island after having a sudden medical emergency. The driver and a luckless injured shopper are both doing okay.

Driving (10.9). Ruther Glen trucker dies after suffering medical emergency on Interstate 95. Stafford County, Virginia. A northbound semi driver, 60, died Wednesday morning after suffering a “medical emergency” on Interstate 95, causing him to suddenly run off the right side of the road and crash into a guardrail. He was later pronounced dead at Mary Washington Hospital.

Driving (10.5). SUV crashes into Santa Rosa building after driver has medical emergency. Santa Rosa, California. Driver of a BMW SUV crashed into a surgical supply storage building in Santa Rosa around 5:15pm, after the driver suffered a sudden “medical emergency,” crashed into another westbound vehicle, went off the road and through a metal railing, broke through a wooden fence and then into the building. The driver was not hurt from the crash but was hospitalized for his unidentified “medical condition.”

Driving (10.8). Man dies in single-vehicle wreck after possible medical emergency in Nacogdoches.  Nagadoches, Texas. A driver had a sudden medical emergency while traveling eastbound, causing a one-car wreck. The driver was rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead. Fortunately the passenger only suffered minor injuries. The article did not say whether the driver’s cause of death was the crash or the medical emergency.

Driving (10.2). Man suffered medical emergency before crashing into a home in Huntsville, no charges to be filed. Huntsville, Alabama. A “man” had a medical emergency and suddenly caromed through several residential yards, hit a parked car, and then crashed through a house on Henson Drive. The driver later told police he could not remember anything after turning off Winchester Road.

Driving (10.14). Man suspected of DWI actually experienced medical episode following Plymouth crash. Plymouth, Minnesota. Two vehicles crashed at Highway 55 and Northwest Boulevard around 8:40 p.m. on a Saturday night. Police originally suspected one driver of DWI, but later concluded he’d had a sudden “medical emergency” instead.

Driving (10.4). Police: Woman dies in Springfield Township crash following medical emergency while driving. Springdale, Ohio. A woman in her 50s had a “medical emergency” and crashed her car near Hamilton Avenue and Struble Road. Her body was discovered in the road around 3:30am. No foul play was suspected.

Driving (10.14). Police: Medical emergency led to serious, one-car accident in Seneca Falls. Seneca Falls, New York. A man, 49, was hospitalized after a one-car crash on State Route 5 on a Friday afternoon. He had suffered a sudden “medical emergency,” causing him to black out, and his car left the road, hit a fence, broke through a concrete barrier, and then crashed into a mobile generator station.

Driving (10.10). Rushville woman involved in crash, suffered medical emergency.. Alliance, Nebraska. Peggy Kuester suffered a medical emergency in a one-car crash in Box Butte County. A witness said she suddenly suffered a medical emergency, lost control of her car, which finally stopped in a farmer’s field. First responders had to break into the locked car, since Kuester was unresponsive. She was rushed to the hospital.

Driving (10.20). Driver seriously injured after rollover accident in Elizabethtown. Elizabethtown, North Carolina. EMS crews found a single-vehicle rollover wreck in a residential yard just after 6pm, with tattered Halloween decorations strewn around the scene and the unconscious driver hanging upside down in their seat belt. Their injuries were described as “life threatening.”

Parked Car (10.11). Man who died identified following ‘medical emergency’ that closed I-25 south of Colorado Springs Wednesday. Colorado Springs, Colorado. Cecil Friedman, 57, was found “not breathing” on the side of northbound I-25 after police received reports of a “physical altercation” around 2pm.  CPR was administered at the scene, but he died anyway.

Parked Car (10.14): Parent suffers medical emergency, dies outside Turlock High. Turlock, California. High school parent David Rowan, 54, died Monday evening in the school’s parking lot after suffering a “medical emergency.” The EMS crew found David “unresponsive” in his vehicle. Firefighters and the ambulance personnel performed CPR for about 40 minutes but David did not recover.

Boating. (10.3).  VIDEO AVAILABLE: Coast Guard responds to medical emergency off the San Diego coast. San Diego, California. A passenger on fishing charter, 60, started experiencing seizures around 11 a.m. in the morning, and the Coast Guard effected a dramatic rescue by helicopter, which airlifted the patient to EMS at the Coast Guard’s Air Station.

Fire Chief (10.19). Warren County fire chief dies of ‘medical emergency’ shortly after responding to EMS call. Warren, Pennsylvania. Chief of Pleasant Volunteer Fire Department Timothy Johnson, 56, went home after an 11pm call complaining of indigestion and an upset stomach. Ten minutes later, the department’s EMS was dispatched to Johnson’s home for a reported cardiac arrest.  “It was definitely unexpected,” said assistant chief Dave Tipton, who knew Johnson since 1986.

High School Sports (10.20): Upstate football player airlifted during game for medical emergency. Seneca, South Carolina. A Seneca High School football player who suffered a medical emergency during a JV football game was given CPR at the scene and airlifted to the hospital yesterday.

High School Sports (10.3): High school football player dies after medical emergency at practice. Windsor, Connecticut. A Windsor high school student fell unconscious during football practice on a Tuesday afternoon. “He was not engaged in any football drills or tackling,” Superintendent Terrell Hill added. Coaching staff gave “Tex” Rivera first aid while waiting for an ambulance. EMTs and police arrived and gave Tex more CPR. The teenager was rushed to Connecticut Children’s in Hartford, where he was pronounced dead.

High School Sports (10.20). Hickory Grove football player taken to hospital for medical emergency.. Charlotte, North Carolina. A Hickory Grove Christian School football player was taken to a hospital yesterday for a “medical emergency” that occurred during the game last night. He was described as being in serious condition.

High School (10.3). Santa Clarita, California. Patient transported after medical emergency at Saugus High School.. An unidentified adult, presumably either a parent or staff, experienced cardiac arrest during the school day and was rushed to the hospital.

High School Bus (10.1). Bus driver, student praised as heroes after medical emergency on Wayne County school bus. Wayne, West Virginia. An unidentified Wayne High School student had a “medical emergency” on the bus that “took everyone by surprise.” Alert bus driver Joey Cremeans quickly administered CPR while helpful student Megan Roth called for EMS on the bus radio. The student was rushed to the hospital.

Elementary School (10.18). High levels of CO2, medical emergencies prompt eLearning days at Whitesides Elem. Two student medical emergencies that happened one week apart prompted the entire Mt. Pleasant elementary school to close down for environmental testing. High CO2 levels were found and are being mitigated, but no connection was made to the two unidentified student “medical emergencies.”

Park (10.8). BPD: Girl has medical emergency, dies at Jastro Park.Bakersfield, California. A young girl died after having a “medical emergency” at Jastro Park around 1:50pm on a Sunday afternoon. Responding officers provided medical aid, EMS personnel arrived and began providing advanced life support care, she was transported to the hospital, but was pronounced dead.

Workout: Woman suffers medical emergency, passes away at Charleston YMCA.. Charleston, West Virginia. A woman suffered a “medical emergency” while working out and passed away at the YMCA in Charleston. Members and staff gave the “young woman” immediate emergency care but she was dead by the time police arrived.

Hiking (10.6). Hiker dies following medical emergency on Camel’s Hump. Huntington, Vermont. A hiker died on a Thursday afternoon on the hiking trail at around 2,800 feet following a sudden “medical emergency” and on-site CPR.

Jail (10.20). Person dies after medical emergency at Baraga Co. Jail.. Baraga, Michigan. The “person” suffered a “medical emergency” on a Monday morning, Undersheriff Dave Miller said. Rescue measures were “put into place” and “the person” was taken to Baraga County Memorial Hospital, where they later died, Miller reported.

Jail (10.9). Cuyahoga County Jail inmate dies after ‘medical emergency.’Cleveland, Ohio. An inmate died on Friday, October 6 after experiencing a sudden “medical emergency” and transported to the hospital by Cleveland EMS. He was pronounced dead later that day.

College Student (10.18). Student experiences medical emergency during campus event – El Camino College The Union. Torrance, California. A female LGBTQIA+ club student experienced “breathing complications” during a movie screening of “The Times of Harvey Milk” hosted at the Campus Social Justice Center.  She was carried to the hospital on a stretcher.

Celebrity (10.19): Pink reveals the ‘family medical emergency’ that forced her to cancel shows. Tacoma, Washington. Mega-star Pink, 44, revealed that a “respiratory infection” — which she had called “family medical issues” earlier this week — have forced her to cancel more shows on her most recent Trustfall Tour. The music sensation had canceled her Wednesday and Thursday night Tacoma shows on Monday, allegedly due to “family medical issues” that required “immediate attention.”

“I send everyone my sincerest apologies for any inconvenience this has caused,” Pink said in an Instagram announcement about the colossally-expensive cancellations. (I know Pink is a celebrity, but for today I’m just treating her as a regular Jane.)

Fan in Audience (10.19): Adam Sandler Stops Comedy Show To Help Fan With Medical Emergency.. San Jose, California. A fan had a “medical emergency” during Adam Sandler’s live comedy show. It wasn’t funny, so Sandler stopped the show. The fan is said to be doing well.

Fan in Audience (10.10): Thomas Rhett stops Nashville concert to pray for fan in medical emergency. Nashville, Tennessee. Country singer Thomas Rhett was alerted to a fan suffering a “medical emergency” in the crowd. Rhett stopped his concert for several minutes as medics attended to the distressed person and carried him out of the venue. The fan is reported to have recovered.

I had to stop there. Remember, that’s just stories for the first 20 days in October. There are too many stories, it’s too hard to find them all,  and there’s not enough time.

🚀 Day 14 — Middle East War Briefing.

💣 Yesterday, the Times of Israel hinted at who the “Restrainer” might be who is holding off Israel’s slow-motion ground offensive in Gaza, which has still not started. It’s Hamas. The article was headlined, Senior official: US, European countries pushing Israel to delay Gaza ground offensive

It’s all about the hostages.

Bloomberg reported yesterday that the U.S. and allied E.U. countries are pressuring Israel to postpone its Gaza ground invasion, to “exhaust the moves” for the release of the more than two hundred civilian hostages Hamas captured during its brutal surprise attack two weeks ago.

Russia Today, of all places, provided the most succinct and informative analysis of the emerging dynamics in an article yesterday headlined, “Every Middle East agenda derailed by the Israel-Hamas conflict, explained.” The Russians explained that the U.S. fears being blamed for the Gaza invasion, since everyone thinks the U.S. controls Israel:

While it publicly expresses full solidarity with Israel, the US has to be careful on the humanitarian front, which is why it has pressed Israel to provide water to southern Gaza and has pushed for some humanitarian supplies to enter Gaza from Egypt. Whether Israel can be dissuaded from launching a ground invasion of Gaza is unclear. If Israel does go ahead, it would appear – rightly or wrongly – that Biden green-lit it. This would create a backlash against the US in the Islamic world. If Israel does not go ahead, it would politically expose the ruling Israeli government to a backlash by far-right elements in the country.

Tracking this narrative, the media’s biggest war news yesterday was reported in one Jerusalem Post article headlined, “Hamas releases two American-Israeli hostages: Judith and Natalie Raanan.”  Hamas released two female American hostages, a seventeen-year-old girl and her mother.

Hamas issued a statement explaining its dramatic, newsworthy decision to release the two on “humanitarian” grounds:

We are working with all the mediators to finish the case of the civilian abductees, as far as the appropriate conditions from a security point of view allow.

Pro-Hamas commenters insisted yesterday that the terrorist group wants to negotiate a return of all civilian hostages, in exchange for a cease-fire agreement that would preclude a ground invasion. It’s a brilliant strategy. Hamas can trickle out a hostage or two every few days with great media fanfare to keep pressure on while Israel’s allies insist that the ground invasion wait, indefinitely, until “all options” for getting the hostages back have been exhausted.

Israel will be universally condemned for putting the hostages’ lives at risk if it invades before all the hostages have been returned as long as it looks like Hamas is cooperating.

💣 Fox News ran a story yesterday headlined, “Russia is closely monitoring US nuclear test in Nevada, Putin’s spokesperson says.

Fox reported that Russian media said yesterday that the Kremlin is “closely monitoring” a high-explosive experiment the U.S. carried out this week at its nuclear test site in Nevada. Russia accused the U.S. of violating a 1996 nuclear test ban treaty, and U.S. officials passive-aggressively responded by saying the test was just of some conventional weapons designed to look like nukes, for “detection” purposes.

The Thursday test, whatever it was, coincidentally occurred just a few hours after Russia announced its intent to consider withdrawing from the nuclear test ban treaty. Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said last week that Moscow will continue to respect the ban and will only resume nuclear tests if Washington does so first.

So, it’s going great.

🔥 Finally, many Christians are on unusually high alert these days for the fulfillment of Biblical end-times prophecy, since world events appear to be lining up with major Old and New Testament predictions. Like the Israel war, eclipses, pestilences, and increased earthquakes. But Christians may have missed the biggest earthquake news ever — on Mars.

Newsweek reported the baffling story this week in an article headlined, Mars ‘Meteorite’ Boom Was Actually Planet’s Largest Ever Quake.  The shocking six-hour, 4.7 magnitude marsquake in May 2022 has now been declared not to be from a giant meteor strike after all— proving that Mars is much more seismically active than experts and scientists have always claimed.

Established theories hold that, unlike Earth, Mars is just too small and too cold for to have any real tectonic processes. They’ve never really seen any significant tectonic activity on Mars before. So this is new. To try to reconcile the new quakey discrepancy between obvious reality and Science, experts searched Mars for signs of a dust cloud, a blast zone, or a fresh crater. But they came up short. So the race is on to come up with a new tectonic theory for the Red Planet.

I don’t know what’s so mysterious about it. It is obviously manmade climate change. The excessive CO2 in the Earth’s atmosphere caused by gas-powered SUVs is so bad it is now tragically destroying, not just the Earth, but the entire Solar System. Who knows how many innocent space bacteria may be dying by the trillions as Mars shakes around? Scientists should talk to Greta Thunberg if they really want to clear up this mystery.

Or, it might be aliens tunneling through Mars’ dusty crust using advanced boring technologies. I’m okay with either explanation.

Don’t cancel me, I’m just saying, but after all, newly-rumbling Mars happens to be named after the Roman god of War. It’s probably nothing though.

Have a wonderful weekend! I’ll see you guys back here on Monday to kick off another great week of Coffee, Covid, and Common Sense.

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