Irish singer Sinéad O’Connor, who, at some point after I stopped paying attention, changed her name to Shuhada Sadaqat (in 2018, she converted to Islam), died in July 2023. She was 56 years old. Today, about six months later, give or take, the coroner announced her cause of death.
London’s Metropolitan Police had said the singer’s death was not considered suspicious after she was found unresponsive at a home in southeast London on July 26. O’Connor was 56.
The Southwark Coroner’s Court confirmed that O’Connor died of natural causes, which means circumstances when an illness or condition is not linked to external forces. It did not provide details.
“Circumstances when an illness or condition is not linked to external forces.” Natural causes. She was fifty-six years old. Quite the blow to life expectancy, that. Unless – he says with a glint in his eye – the COVID vaccine killed her.
Yes, she was vaccinated. Proudly. She brought her son with her, so he likely was as well.
The singer, who now goes by the name, Shuhada Sadaqat received her second Coid vaccination and her 17-year-old son Shane accompanied her to the appointment.
Writing on Twitter she said: “2nd Vaccine today My lovely 17 yr old son coming with me : ) Behold Nevi’im Nesta Ali Shane O’Connor #Gentleman.”
That was May of 2021. We can only guess if she got on the booster train (I did not look) because dying at the age of 56 from natural causes … is suspicious.
Given how the globalist industrial complex continues to ignore the actual science and facts about its response and its alleged cure, we should assume that vaccine deaths could be called natural deaths.
I’m not saying the vaccine killed her. I’ve no idea. I’m saying that they are playing fast and loose with the idea of what is natural and what an external force is, and much like the mission creep of Medically Assisted Dying, we should expect the list of things not-so-natural to transition in the interest of obfuscating future acts of democide – planned or incidental.
The cause of death may not have been reported as suspicious, but I can’t help thinking that saying it was natural makes it so.
