Belfast Cardiac Surgeon ‘Dies Suddenly’ During Cycling Trip in France

Written by Andreas Oehler on August 16, 2023. Posted in Current News

Simon MacGowan (pictured) split his time between Bray and Northern Ireland. He was part of a group who set off on a holiday cycle across the French Alps, enjoying several days together on their bikes before reaching their destination of Nice over the weekend, where sadly Mr MacGowan suddenly passed away overnight – Belfast Telegraph, 2023.08.01

So, not even “during cycling trip”, just when “relaxing” afterwards?

Could it be related to the propensity of Irish healthcare workers to inject indiscriminately? “Healthcare workers in Ireland have highest rate of the Covid-19 booster vaccination” (Irish Medical Times, 2022.05.09):

Figures released last month by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) have shown that people working in human health-related activities have the highest rates of Covid-19 booster vaccination.

According to the data, over four-fifths (82 per cent) of this group have received a booster shot, tied with those who work in social-related activities.

Healthcare workers have suffered from extremely high levels of Covid throughout the pandemic, particularly at its beginning.

In June 2020, approximately one third of all Covid-19 cases were healthcare workers.

Also, “Nphet to consider mandatory Covid vaccination of healthcare workers”(Independent.ie, 2021.11.30):

The compulsory Covid-19 vaccination of healthcare workers is to be considered by the National Public Health Emergency Team (Nphet).

Most likely then that Simon got his Covid immunity the natural way, only to inject some mRNA jabs a few more times just to be able to work.

Being part of the problem (medical workers betraying their patients and the public at large) grants no indulgence from the fallout?

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