BARADENE PRINCIPAL 'APPALLED' - KIWI DAD IRATE

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Baradene College, Remuera

"We are wrapping care around the family and our students at Baradene and supporting them all," says Baradene College principal Sandy Pasley after a 12 year-old pupil collapsed while running in an Auckland park, and died in hospital that evening (Thursday).

Well hello! Baradene is a Catholic school. One is loathe to jump on a tragic story like this one but Ms Pasley doesn't say anything of Catholic faith and prayer which is the best possible care and support in such terribly sad circumstances. Where is Christ in her report of this event? Where is His cross, transforming suffering into personal holiness and eternal joy? 

Perhaps Ms Pasley dealt with all that at the college assembly but in the Herald she goes after 'social media' for 'speculating' on the cause of this sudden death. She says that's 'appalling'. And of course the Herald is only too happy to report her remark because 'social media' (even muzzled by FB) is the biggest threat to the MSM's readership.  

Naturally there's 'speculation'. You can label such comment as 'social media' (NZ Catholic bishops' favorite whipping boy) but you can't stop parents discussing this with friends and wondering if their child could be the next to collapse and die in 'some sort of medical event', as the police describe it. 

'Some sort of medical event'. 

Now where have we heard that before? Is it possibly not the first time we've heard of these 'medical events' happening mostly to young, fit athletes the world over since a certain seismic shift in global health (read sickness) and Big Pharma began in 2021?

In this country we cling for dear life to the tattered vestiges of free speech, and thank God we're still free to work this one out for ourselves and do what we can about this  'medical event'. Good heavens! 'Social media' might even be asking for prayers for this suddenly-bereaved family in their utter distress. 

Maybe 'social media' are even suggesting that Masses and prayers be offered for the repose of this girl's soul. Nature abhors a vacuum, which means God does too, and will prompt us by His grace to fill any absence of prayers by the bishops and in Sunday's 'Prayers of the Faithful' with our own poor efforts.

A Divine Mercy Chaplet, for example, takes about seven minutes to pray. You need a rosary (preferably plastic) looped around your gear shift. We need to prepare for more of these 'events'.

 https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/baradene-college-student-death-12-year-old-collapses-during-run/XJVCWWML5MWQL2SSIBDLOM75OU/?fbclid=IwAR1YD8FrKUHAkXstBneDtRa_R58sNHCWfOjMaimS7q1GTsY25qezDIEEOe0

As a post-script, this transcript of a recording of a phone call between an irate father and a pharmacist who injected his 7 year-old son with a certain medication after his wife brought him to the pharmacy behind the father's back. The boy is now allegedly in hospital with myocarditis. For obvious reasons the transcript has been bowdlerised. It's not coyness, it's wanting to stay on air, so to speak.

The father and his family apparently live in New Zealand, while his work originates in New York, and what is remarkable about the call is that the father asks the pharmacist if parents are warned about the risks to myocarditis and heart disease before giving such shots to children, and the pharmacist replies:

"We might scare the parents, and they don’t want to get their child (...........)".

This is on our Bitchute channel, and is also on our Odysee channel and Telegram channel as well.

I found a couple of transcripts of the dialog, and this one (on The Vigilant Fox) seems to be the most complete:

Father: "Are you a pharmacist?"

Pharmacist: "Yes, how can I help?"

Father: "Yeah. Hey, I’ve got a question. My wife, against my wishes, brought my seven-year-old son a few days ago for (an injection), and he’s now in the hospital with myocarditis. And I was obviously not very happy with you guys or with my wife. She told me that she was not told that was a potential side effect. So why wouldn’t you have told her that?"

Pharmacist: "Okay — sorry. So it’s quite a rare side effect as well."

Father: "No, it’s not. No, it’s not because I’ve been doing research; it’s common. In the US, there’s tens of thousands of them [myocarditis cases] reported to the CDC site. So why are you not telling parents this?"

Pharmacist: "We might scare the parents, and they don’t want to get their child (..........)."

Father: "So you don’t want to scare the parents with something that is actually happening, that’s happened to my kid? Are you out of your mind? Are you out of your mind? You don’t want to scare them? You need to give them the right information so they can make a proper decision! What is wrong with you? You don’t want to scare them. I’m recording this conversation as well, and this is going to a lawyer next. Thank you for admitting that. So why don’t you tell them? When someone comes in there and says, “Hey, what can go wrong?” What do you say? “Sore arm”? Have you seen the amount of dead people? Have you seen it?"

Pharmacist: "Has your wife asked before giving consent to give [the child the procedure]?"

Father: "She asked what the side effects are!"

Pharmacist: "She asked? I’m not sure because I wasn’t there."

Father: "It doesn’t matter! You’re supposed to tell people this can happen. So you know what the prognosis is? You know what it is? Possible death within five years. 20% of people with myocarditis die! It is a permanent, damaged heart. It is not temporary! He’s facing a heart transplant because of you! Because you didn’t want to scare her! You know no kids have died from (.....), not a single healthy kid, and you’re giving this stuff out, and you’re not warning people? What is wrong with you?"

Pharmacist: "So there are information online that you can look up —"

Father: "No! No! You gave the shot. When someone comes in there and asks what the side effects are, you don’t NOT say because it might scare them from the shot. What is wrong with you?"

Pharmacist: "So the benefit of getting (this procedure) is — solely giving (this procedure) because the benefits outweigh the risks."

Father: "No, it isn’t! Do you know I’m looking at a Johns Hopkins study? There have been 400 people under 18 die in the United States. 330 million people. Not one of them was healthy. They had cancer, leukemia, obesity, something wrong with them. Not one kid has died or ended up in the hospital. So the benefits are ZERO to my kid! Why did you not tell them? It’s up to you to tell them. Then we make a decision. Not you! You tell us, “Okay, it’s rare, but it happens. You didn’t tell her that, did you?"

Pharmacist: "I’m not sure. I wasn’t the (one who did the procedure) —"

Father: "You said you’re not doing it. So when the next kid walks in there with a mother for a (procedure), are you going to tell them, “Hey, I just got a call from someone; their kid’s heart is destroyed. Keep that in mind; that can happen.” Are you going to tell them that? Are you?"

Pharmacist: "I cannot answer you that."

Father: "Well, why can’t you because it’s going to go in a court, and you’ll answer it. You just admitted that you don’t tell people because you don’t want to scare them. It’s recorded; I’ve recorded everything."

Pharmacist: "Sorry, I wasn’t the pharmacist that did the (procedure)."

Father: "It doesn’t matter; you just said it! You just said that you don’t tell people."

Pharmacist: "I don’t know what the situation is, so I don’t know what she told in the (procedure) error. I’m not sure. I cannot speak on behalf of the pharmacist that (did the procedure)."

Father: "You just told me you don’t tell people because you might scare them. I have it on a recording. You want me to play it back? Every call — because I’m in finance — every call is recorded. Every email I sent is recorded. Every message I sent must be recorded because I work out of New York, and I live in New Zealand. It’s all recorded because the SFC requires it. You are recorded. So you’re telling people — you’re not telling them they could get damaged, so in case you scare them from taking (the medication) that can kill them, right? Is that correct? Are you brain dead? What is wrong with you?"

Pharmacist: "Sorry, I don’t think we should con — continue this conversation."

Father: No, we should because are you going to tell people this is a risk when they come through there? My kid’s screwed! You screwed him. What about everyone else? What are you going to do? You ruined a life! It’s on you for the rest of your life. This kid is screwed because of you because your policy there is to not tell people that these medications are dangerous and deadly. Have you seen all the people dying in their sleep? Hundreds of them? Have you seen yesterday? An NFL first-round draft pick, 24 [years old] died? An NBA first-round draft pick died four days ago, dead after the (procedure). Are you seeing that? Are you sitting there in your bubble collecting your 50 bucks every (procedure) you (do), you murderer? So what are you going to do? Are you going to tell parents? Are you going to say, “Look, this is what can happen; it’s not a sore shoulder”? That’s usual, but they can ruin their lives. How do you feel about that you’re ruining lives? Are you going to tell them or not? Are you going to continue to do this?"

Pharmacist: "Um — that’s not the decision that I make."

Father: "It isn’t? So you’re just going to tell people, “Oh, nothing can go wrong,” and more kids are going to end up in the hospital with ruined hearts, right? That’s the plan? Because you can’t make that decision. And you’d hate for them not to take the (procedure), eh? Because then you don’t get your 50 bucks, do you?"

Pharmacist: "So we always ask consent for the parent before we do the (procedures)."

Father: "Yeah, but you don’t tell them what can go wrong! Of course, you asked consent. The parent came there with that kid. It’s obvious consent. Why are you not telling them what can go wrong? I’m sure they’re asking. But you’re like, “Oh, no. Nothing goes wrong. Just a sore shoulder.” Right? You don’t tell them that the crazy guy called you and said his kid’s life is ruined because of what you did a few days ago. Do you or will you? You are sick! You are sick! You are twisted. You are evil. You’re a monster. You’re wrecking lives. You’re killing babies. You’re killing children. You’re killing mothers. You’re disgusting. Totally disgusting. Do you not see that? You need to at least tell them “This can go wrong,” because when you don’t, this happens! Don’t you see that?"

The next part is very expletive. I do not agree with the name-calling here, but I do understand the frustration from the parent.

Father: "Are you so f*cking stupid? You f*cking murdering bitch! F*ck! And you’re going to continue to do it! “Oh, I don’t make that.” You f*cking moron. You are f*cking sick in the brain. You are f*cking mentally retarded."

https://healthimpactnews.com/2022/father-of-7-year-old-with-myocarditis-records-pharmacist-admit-parents-are-not-warned-of-this-covid-vaccine-side-effects-we-might-scare-the-parents-and-they-dont-get-their-child-vaccina/?fbclid=IwAR3wJmT0tkHN7Fzyo6Xuo6HmgM6IEXtZmL8A1u_NX6ogSfpoq8NgbTFaDwA