I don’t want to be a guy who comes out and says that every single death is from the vax. But I will tell you this: I’ve been reading the news for 2 hours a day, every day, for ten years straight, and this number of celebrity deaths was never a thing.
Tatjana Patitz, a Vogue supermodel who appeared on dozens of fashion magazine covers in her 40-year career after skyrocketing to fame in the ’80s and ’90s, has died. She was 56.
The iconic catwalk stunner’s agent, Corrine Nichols, confirmed on Wednesday her passing from breast cancer at her home in Santa Barbara, Calif.
Patitz was perhaps most known for her work in Vogue and also starred in George Michael’s “Freedom! ’90” music video alongside fellow models Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington, and Linda Evangelista.
Raised in Sweden by her Estonian mother and German father, she launched her modeling career at 17 when she placed third in a contest in Stockholm in 1983. The prize was a trip to Paris with a limited-time modeling contract — and the rest is history.
“Tatjana was always the European symbol of chic, like Romy Schneider-meets-Monica Vitti,” wrote Anna Wintour, the chief content officer of Condé Nast and global editorial director of Vogue, in remembrance of the cover star.
Obviously, breast cancer is not the vax.
But could it be the vax?
I don’t think it is this time. But soon, you’re going to start seeing very early cancers killing people. We already know that the vax is going to do that. These heart problems and strokes are just the first wave of deaths, which I don’t even think they expected.
Look out for that. It will start happening soon. There will be a wave of deaths from various cancers of people in their 40s and 50s, and earlier.