Steelers Hall-of-Famer Franco Harris dead at 72

WTAE ABC ^ | 12/21/22 | none

[airborne]

PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Steelers Hall-of-Famer Franco Harris has died at the age of 72, just days before the 50th anniversary of the Immaculate Reception, sources confirmed to Pittsburgh’s Action News 4.

Harris played for the Steelers from 1972 to 1983 and was famous for that incredible play that won the Steelers their first playoff game 50 years ago.

Several events were planned in Pittsburgh in the days ahead marking the anniversary of The Immaculate Reception.

[Labyrinthos]

Every medication has risks to certain segments of the population. At some statistical point, the risk exceeds the benefit.

[wannabegeek]

From the beginning of so-called vaccine, it was already flawed with the same old modus operandi: so-called 1918-1920 Spanish flu that didn't start in Spain but in Fort Riley, Kansas, U.S. Army soldiers got injected with experimental bacterial meningitis serum from horses, 99% of people died in the so-called 1918-20 Spanish flu were injected with the experimental bacterial meningitis serum deceived to be vaccine. There were several experiments to replicate contagiousness of the Spanish flu viral infection, one was e Rosenau Experiment1918-1919, all experiments failed.

Covid-19 hoax pandemic they kept repeating 200 million died from Spanish flu. Really? I don't think they were able to kill 200 millions by lethal injection? According to some old newspaper archives they might only 250,000 killed by the experimental bacterial meningitis serum deceived to be vaccine, but goverment kept jacking up the number to sell the Covid-19 shots.