Cambridge's Jason Arday found dead

what if the three jabs found him? so many possibilities.
few things. I do not know the protocol, but when emergency is called, then there is a cause. what was the cause and why does a Hazardous Area Response Team enter a scene, when are they called for?

p.s.: I just realized that my life won’t change a bit if I knew the answers :wink:

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… according to Google Brain …

The British Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) is called to enter the “hot zone” or inner cordon of dangerous, complex, or major incidents where standard ambulance crews cannot safely go, providing triage and lifesaving medical care alongside police and fire services.

When HART is Called

  • Hazardous Materials: Chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, or explosive (CBRNE) threats and dangerous spills.

  • Extreme Environments: Incidents involving water rescue, deep mud, unstable terrain, working at height, or in confined spaces.

  • Major Disasters: Structural collapses, major building failures, train crashes, or massive motorway pile-ups.

  • Violent Threats: Marauding terrorist attacks (MTFA) or active hostile scenes secured jointly with police.

  • Staff Safety: Rescuing or treating injured emergency service personnel trapped within the hazard zone.

There’s a scene in the film “Michael Clayton”…

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Rockefeller said, Give me workers.

Looks like the 20th-Worst Century says…
Give me Cannon-Fodder.

it does not look suspicious to me at all, that after an emergency call from a hazardous area (it was his family home, somehow it got dangerous), he was found ‘unresponsive’.
the narrative quietly leads to suicide. while he got his ‘academic career’ broken (which is a blessing), and was very distressed as some ppl say, but he got 2 children, and lived with them and with his wife, which is a big no-go. and as I watched a few minutes of him… he did not have the guts to kill himself, so he got cleaned out most likely. became too much of an embarrassment to the establishment. R.I.P.

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It’ll all blow over and end up in the memory hole. Rather doubt any PhD candidate for an academic position in higher education will include the episode in a future dissertation on Wokeness.

i used to like zerohedge … until they used a cookie control which doesnt immediately give a ‘reject all’ option