Another young athlete has died. According to Mirror:

Tributes are pouring in following the tragic sudden death of Logan Holgate at the age of 18, who had been tipped as a ‘star of the future.’ Holgate was on the under-18 pathway at Salford and was notably selected for the England Community Lions under-19s last year.

The Rugby Football League (RFL) announced on Wednesday that the Cumbrian teenager, who had been playing for Hensingham alongside his role in Salford’s development set-up, had died suddenly. Salford Red Devils wrote on Twitter: “Everyone at Salford Red Devils are saddened to hear about the sudden passing of Logan Holgate.”

As is always the case, there is no mention of Covid-19 or the “vaccines” in any corporate media discussions about this story. It’s the elephant in the journalistic room that is so disgusting that we’re forced to report on every incident as if it’s the first.

Unfortunately, this isn’t the first and it’s not going to be the last. People suddenly collapsing, especially athletes and others who are engaged in physical activity, are becoming more common than they were just a couple of months ago, and it was really bad back then.

It is imperative that our readers share stories like these. Yes, you will likely get attacked, but the word needs to get out to the normies. Don’t think just because you’re fully aware of it happening that your peers are as well. If they’re getting their news from CNN or Fox News, they have no idea just how widespread the phenomenon has become.

The correlation to the jabs is striking. Logic dictates this is very likely causation that we’re witnessing, but until more studies are done and accepted by the mainstream, we cannot know for sure. Sadly, the studies are slow to come out and those that go against the approved narrative are usually quashed. This, more than anything else, is why we must continue to fight for the truth to come out.

Alternative video sources:

Sky News reported the players are from the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, based in Sydney, Australia. The seven players said they would not wear the jersey based on religious and cultural grounds.

The report explained the team, without consulting the players, got the jerseys with rainbow logos replacing the previously white stripe and collar on the ordinary jersey.

“Coach Des Hasler defended the players, saying the club was at fault for not properly consulting them,” the report explained.

The seven players are Josh Aloiai, Jason Saab, Christian Tuipulotu, Josh Schuster, Haumole Olakau’atu, Tolutau Koula and Toafofoa Sipley. They were not even given the choice of wearing the standard jersey, because under National Rugby League rules, all players on a team must dress alike.

The coach told reporters he accepted the players’ decision. He said, “These young men are strong in their beliefs and their convictions and we will give them the space and the support they require.”

The team didn’t even bother to let the players know of its social-ideology advocacy before it boasted of the new jerseys to the media.

The coach said, “Sadly, the execution of what was intended to be an extremely important initiative was poor. There was little consultation or collaboration between key stakeholders, both inside and outside the club.”

Hasler said the intent was to provide support for “all diverse groups,” but the poor management of the situation caused “confusion, discomfort and pain for many people.”

The Christian Institute reported Sea Eagles captain Daly Cherry-Evans “warned other clubs not to force players to back specific causes.”

While team owner Scott Penn claimed that the seven players would be open to wearing the rainbow jersey in the future, if properly consulted, a representative of the players said that’s nonsense.

The players will not “backflip on religious beliefs,” the spokesman said, and suggestions they would cave to LGBT pressure was “totally untrue.”

The Institute reported, “Rev. Dr. Ma’afu Palu from the Tongan Evangelical Wesleyan Church said he was ‘very proud’ of the players’ stand. ‘Christianity takes a very strong root in our people,’ he explained. ‘Whatever the Bible says is very authoritative to us.’”

A similar exhibition of courage appeared in the United States earlier in the year, when five Tampa Bay Rays baseball players refused to be forced to promote the LGBT lifestyle choices.

Article by Bob Unruh cross-posted from our news partners at WND News Center.