That didn’t happen, thankfully, but there were plenty of “Free Palestine” signs in the crowd. But one sign stood out because it made sense. It read, “Exchange each hostage for 100 Pro-Hamas Harvard students & faculty. Good for Israel, good for USA, good for Hamas, educational for students.”

Perfect sign. Make it happen. pic.twitter.com/B5UsrrKs20

— Savannah (@BasedSavannah) November 18, 2023

Sounds reasonable. Any volunteers?

“We have come to learn of serious allegations of retaliation against coach Kennedy by the Bremerton School District,” Hiram Sasser, executive general counsel at First Liberty Institute, said in a statement Wednesday afternoon.

“They’ve done everything they can to make him feel unwelcome,” Sasser said, adding that First Liberty Institute, the legal organization that represented Kennedy throughout his legal battle, is “going to investigate the situation to determine whether further legal action is necessary.”

The Bremerton School District confirmed Kennedy’s resignation on its website Wednesday, stating, “The District has received Mr. Kennedy’s resignation, and it is pending board approval at tomorrow’s regularly scheduled meeting.”

In his resignation letter, Kennedy called it “apparent” that his “reinstatement ordered by the Supreme Court will not be fully followed after a series of actions meant to diminish my role and single me out in what I can only believe is retaliation by the school district.”

The coach added: “Bremerton’s football coaches, players, and parents have been such a blessing. I feel it is in everyone’s best interest I step back from coaching.”

Kennedy lost his assistant football coaching job at Bremerton High School, about 30 miles west of Seattle, in 2015 after he refused to break a covenant he made with God to take a knee in prayer at the 50-yard line after football games, a practice of Kennedy’s since he began coaching at the school in 2008.

The coach, along with First Liberty Institute, filed a lawsuit against the school and the case rose to the Supreme Court. In 2022, in a 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court affirmed Kennedy’s right to take a knee in silent prayer in view of the public after high school football games.

Kennedy’s victory meant he would be reinstated at the school, and in March, the Bremerton School Board voted on a nearly $2 million settlement with the assistant football coach. The district agreed to “settle the attorney fees claim for $1,775,000,” according to information shared on the Bremerton schools’ website. The attorneys’ fees are to be paid out over the course of three fiscal years.

From the time he began the legal fight, all Kennedy said he wanted was to coach the young men of Bremerton High School and give thanks to God afterward, a desire that was fulfilled under the lights Friday night with a winning game for the Bremerton Knights.

After Bremerton High School won tonight, coach Kennedy walked to the center of the field and took a knee in silence prayer. Fans cheered as he did so. pic.twitter.com/tlokZxhywB

— Virginia Allen (@Virginia_Allen5) September 2, 2023

Prior to his first game back, Kennedy indicated in an interview with The Associated Press that he was not sure what the future held for him and his wife.

“We’ll make some decisions of what’s next in our life, because obviously it’s not going to be football forever,” Kennedy told the AP. “We’d like to do—I don’t know—maybe some ministry or something.”

Throughout Friday night’s game, Kennedy could be seen standing by himself away from the other coaches and players. “I was doing exactly what I was supposed to do tonight,” Kennedy said after the game, when The Daily Signal asked him why he was often separated from the players and coaches.

Kennedy did not say if there was any tension between himself and anyone else at the school upon his return, but did tell the press he hoped to feel “more embraced this coming week now that this part’s over.”

Asked about his future plans, Kennedy said, “I’m going to do whatever God tells me to do,” noting that he has children and grandchildren who live in Bremerton.

Kennedy and his wife, Denise, currently reside in Florida and have been caring for Kennedy’s aging father-in-law.

“Coach Kennedy’s family health situation is very serious, and he and his family are in our thoughts and prayers,” Sasser told The Daily Signal.

Kennedy’s publicist, Jennifer Willingham, said the coach is “looking forward to continue caretaking for his father-in-law in Florida and using his platform to raise awareness around the issues of religious liberty and freedom of speech.”

“At present, coach does not have plans to pursue coaching anywhere else,” Willingham told The Daily Signal.

Though he will not be coaching this fall, Kennedy will likely be busy, as a book telling his story, “Average Joe: The Coach Joe Kennedy Story,” is due out on Oct. 24.

“Those prayers I prayed on the 50-yard line after the Bremerton High School football games were never for attention, and certainly never to proselytize impressionable minors,” Kennedy writes. “As a 20-year Marine Corps veteran who fought in the first Gulf War, I simply took issue with my constitutional rights being assaulted—the rights I had risked my life to support and defend against when I took my oath of enlistment.”

Kennedy also details little-known stories about his troubled youth and his service in the Marines.

A movie about Kennedy’s life, also called “Average Joe,” is in production by GND Media Group, producer of the popular film series “God’s Not Dead.” A release date has not been announced.

Article cross-posted from Daily Signal.

This latest example with New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones is even funnier than normal because he had just Tweeted a month ago at NBA star Ja Morant for flashing his guns on social media. Twice. I’m not sure which is dumber. Here are the details from Discern News Wire:

Jack Jones, a defensive back for the New England Patriots, was taken into custody at Boston Logan International Airport this week for allegedly attempting to bring two firearms onto an airplane.

During the routine security check on Friday evening at Terminal B, TSA agents discovered the firearms in Jones’ carry-on bag. After the discovery, Massachusetts State Police arrested the 25-year-old and escorted him to the State Police-Logan Airport Barracks, where he later posted bail.

According to NBC Boston, Jones faces multiple charges, including possession of a concealed weapon in a secure airport area, possession of ammunition without a firearm ID card, unlawful possession of a firearm, carrying a loaded firearm, and possession of a large-capacity feeding device.

The New England Patriots issued a statement acknowledging the incident and stating that they are currently investigating the matter.

“We have been made aware of Jack Jones’ arrest at Logan Airport earlier today,” the statement read. “We are currently gathering more information and will not be making any further comments at this time.”

Jones is scheduled to appear in federal court for his arraignment next week.

On social media, users noted a comment made by Jones last month regarding the NBA’s suspension of Ja Morant, a star point guard for the Memphis Grizzlies, who was seen brandishing a gun in a video shared online.

In his tweet, Jones wrote, “@JaMorant dumb.. you letting social media and yo pride ruin yo real money. Put them guns down and run that money up. Make one of yo homies sign up for security or concealed carry if you feel like you need it that bad.. but you the bread winner you gotta start acting like it.”

@JaMorant dumb.. you letting social media and yo pride ruin yo real money. Put them guns down and run that money up. Make one of yo homies sign up for security or concealed carry if you feel like you need it that bad.. but you the bread winner you gotta start acting like it..

— Jack Jones (@presidentjacc) May 15, 2023

Was it the jabs?

In an interview with Good Morning America host Michael Strahan, Hamlin paused for 10 seconds before not answering the question, “How did doctors describe what happened to you?”

His silence was deafening.

If it wasn’t the jabs, Hamlin needs to say so to alleviate fears. If it was the jabs, he DEFINITELY needs to say something while the spotlight is on him. Doing so may save lives. Silence with such knowledge makes him complicit.

Today, the Bills released the first video of Hamlin following his on-field heart attack on Monday Night Football. It’s clearly heavily edited with cuts rarely lasting longer than a couple of seconds, but otherwise it appears to be legitimate. In the interview, he expressed him immense gratitude for all of the support he’s been receiving, including a shout out to God.

“Now that my brothers have closed out a strong, winning season, as I continue to make so much progress recovering, I think it’s finally a good time to share a few things,” he said in an Instagram post on Saturday. “I think it was important for me to wait and speak publicly at the right time, as it was just a lot to process within my own self mentally, physically, even spiritually, it’s just been a lot to process. But I can’t tell you how appreciative I am of all the love, all the support, and everything that’s just been coming my way.

“What happened to me on Monday Night Football I feel is a direct example of God using me as a vessel to share my passion and my love directly from my heart with the entire world, and I’m able to give it back to kids and communities all across the world who need it the most, and that’s always been my dream. That’s always been what I stood for and what I’ll continue to stand for.”

Hours before the Bills made the announcement, Dr. Peter McCullough changed his original speculation from commotio cardis to cardiac arrest. He warned that vaccine-induced myocarditis must be considered.

“I watched the play live both as a fan and a cardiologist and I saw blunt neck and chest trauma, a brief recovery after the tackle and then a classic cardiac arrest. I have communicated to one of the most experienced trainers in the world and we agree that it was a cardiac arrest in the setting of a big surge of adrenalin. If Damar Hamlin indeed took one of the COVID-19 vaccines, then subclinical vaccine-induced myocarditis must be considered in the differential diagnosis. We have been told he was successfully defibrillated on the field and has been intubated and is not spontaneously breathing which is consistent with anoxic encephalopathy. The nation prays for his complete recovery.”

ORIGINAL STORY: When a young and otherwise healthy person collapses suddenly, it’s fair in today’s age of the Covid pandemic to wonder whether the disease or the “vaccines” intended to treat them are to blame. Both put spike proteins in the blood which have been known to cause myocarditis, pericarditis, strokes, heart attacks, and other cardiovascular ailments.

But before anyone jumps to that conclusion regarding what happened during Monday Night Football, it’s important to know that the likely cause can happen whether someone is jabbed or not.

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed after making a tackle against the Cincinnati Bengals. The video of it is very concerning as the hit was not particularly hard. He bounced up and seemed just fine for a few seconds before inexplicably collapsing.

https://twitter.com/kylenabecker/status/1610116565965631489

Speculation on social media by doctors is that it’s commotio cordis:

As a physician I believe Damar Hamlin was likely suffering from commotio cordis where a blow to the chest at a precise moment in the electrical cycle stops the heart. Those trying to tie this to vaccine status to project their unscientific beliefs are terrible, horrible people. pic.twitter.com/H5KNnHPZMK

— Chris Haddock (@drdawg1996) January 3, 2023

Dr. Peter McCullough told Steve Kirsch he concurred with the diagnosis but believes the vaccines should DEFINITELY be considered. As Kirsch posted on his Substack:

According to Dr. Peter McCullough, the injury that Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin sustained is known as commotio cordis (a phenomenon in which a sudden blunt impact to the chest causes sudden death in the absence of cardiac damage).

The time delay from the hit until he collapsed is expected in commotio cordis. Peter believes that the ventricular tachycardia and ventricular fibrillation could have been set up by the vaccine if he took it. Hamlin was shocked back to rhythm. He now has anoxic encephalopathy. He’s in critical condition at the hospital.

Dr. McCullough is a world-renowned cardiologist.

Football is a violent sport and there are many possible reasons that the collision during the tackle caused his heart to stop. But as Kirsch and McCullough noted, we should not dismiss the possibility that the jabs contributed.

A play-by-play announcer covering a college football bowl game referenced the appropriate term “illegal aliens” on-air and has been suspended indefinitely. According to The Blaze:

Radio broadcaster Gary Hahn has been indefinitely suspended after mentioning “illegal aliens” during a broadcast. While covering Duke’s Mayo Bowl on Friday, Hahn gave the score of the Sun Bowl, saying that “amongst all the illegal aliens” in El Paso, the game stood at UCLA with 14 and Pittsburgh with 6.

AUDIO: Here’s the clip that got NC State play-by-play announcer Gary Hahn suspended indefinitely.

“Amongst all the illegal aliens in El Paso,” he says before listing the score of the Sun Bowl.@WRAL pic.twitter.com/51Wh0sh4E2

— Keenan Willard (@KeenanNBC5) December 30, 2022

Was Hahn making a political statement? Absolutely. Was it appropriate? Yep. Sports announcers invoke woke terminology regularly on-air with no repercussions. If anything, they get kudos from fawning fellow media. Hahn used an accurate term that counters the open borders narrative embraced by the woke so he is being punished.

Imagine if we leftists could take the outrage they feel about someone using “insensitive” words and channel it to outrage over the invasion at our southern border. Perhaps then we could end the national suicide of dismissed sovereignty.

By all accounts, Adrian Dingle was still young and healthy until he died earlier this week at the age of 45. While it’s possible that the cause of death is being withheld for privacy issues in situations when drugs or suicide are involved, we always have to wonder if the Covid-19 “vaccines” played a role. As usual, corporate media won’t even ask the question.

According to The Daily Wire:

The only information that was available about his death was that it occurred on November 8. No cause of death has been released and there have not been any statements made by his family.

The NY Post performed the standard play when “died suddenly” cases occur. They mentioned the death, then jumped straight to highlights of their career and reactions from teammates:

Defensive tackle Adrian Dingle, who spent five seasons with the San Diego Chargers, died Tuesday at 45, Clemson University announced. Dingle played with the Chargers from 2000 to 2004. His best season came in 2003, when he made 37 tackles and collected six sacks while starting all 16 games.

Dingle was selected by the Chargers in the fifth round of the 1999 NFL draft out of Clemson where he was an All-ACC defensive end. As a senior in 1998, he posted 10.5 sacks, a school record at the time.

As Dr. Joseph Mercola noted in an article today, the FDA and CDC have been actively covering up important data that demonstrates the dangers of the Covid-19 “vaccines.” But corporate media’s refusal to do their jobs in circumstances like these are the reason we must always ask, “Was it the jabs?”

Invariably, these cases get swept under the rug and the actual cause of death is never announced. We’ll keep asking anyway. At some point we hope that more people will become suspicious and not only question the safety of the experimental drugs, but also the role that corporate media is playing in keeping as many people in the dark as possible.

According to Daily Wire:

A University of Michigan assistant football coach collapsed on the sidelines during a college football game Saturday and had to be carted off the field and transported to a hospital. 

Running backs coach Mike Hart fell to the ground during the first half of the Michigan Wolverines game against the Indiana Hoosiers at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, Indiana, and was taken away for medical evaluation. 

The 36-year-old coach was taken to a hospital, the team told a staff writer for The Athletic. Hart gave two thumbs up as he was taken out on cart. He had reportedly suffered a seizure just after a Hoosier touchdown. 

Scary situation in Bloomington to see Mike Hart collapse on the sideline. pic.twitter.com/i6h3Be7KoX

— Bryan Fischer (@BryanDFischer) October 8, 2022

Seizures are known as possible adverse reactions to the Covid jabs. But nobody’s supposed to mention that in media. Even many in alternative media have made it a habit to avoid such stories. The reason is clear. Both Google and Facebook will blacklist sites that connect vaccine adverse reactions to public events or individuals. Google is by far the best revenue generator for most news sites and Facebook is the biggest traffic-driver.

This is just another reason to get your news from The Liberty Daily. Soon, I will be launching Discern.tv for the same reason.

The latest story out of Baltimore has the same motif. They’re basically saying they don’t know what killed a 16-year-old athlete but it definitely wasn’t the jabs so don’t ask. According to the Baltimore Sun:

A Randallstown High School student died Tuesday after “experiencing a medical emergency” at a school sports practice.

The student, a junior whom Baltimore County Public Schools officials declined to identify, was at practice Tuesday afternoon when he experienced the medical emergency.

Baltimore County Police officers responded at approximately 6 p.m. to the school. Medics transported the victim to an area hospital, where he was pronounced deceased. Autopsy results are pending.

Jack Davis over at Western Journal didn’t mention the jabs, Covid, or any such “taboo” references but offered a subtle knock against the official narrative, saying “Officials did explain the nature of the emergency. The high temperature in Randallstown that day was 82 degrees.”

While 82 degrees can be a bit too hot for some, high school athletes often play and practice in much higher temperatures.

Far too many healthy athletes are dying of “unknown” causes, a phenomenon that correlates perfectly with the roll out of the Covid “vaccines.” Correlation is not causation, but coincidences don’t really happen either. Thus, we will continue to highlight these stories and assume that they are jab-related until shown otherwise.