Dr Nathi Mdladla has shared his controversial views about the death of celebrated journalist Eusebius McKaiser.
Images via Twitter:
@eubius/@nathimdladla
‘Suddenly?’: Anti-vax doctor questions Eusebius McKaiser death
Anti-vax medical doctor Nathi Mdladla has shared his unpopular opinion that Eusebius McKaiser’s death was linked to the Covid-19 vaccine.
Dr Nathi Mdladla has shared his controversial views about the death of celebrated journalist Eusebius McKaiser.
Images via Twitter:
@eubius/@nathimdladla
Eusebius McKaiser’s death came as a shock to South Africa, and outspoken medical doctor Nathi Madlala thinks it is linked to the Covid-19 vaccine.
The Cardiothoracic Anaesthetist – according to his LinkedIn profile – has shared his controversial opinion on Twitter.
Eusebius died on Tuesday, 30 May, after reportedly having an epileptic attack.
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DOCTOR ON EUSEBIUS MCKAISER DEATH: ‘WE KNOW WHAT KILLS SUDDENLY’
Reacting to the news of Eusebius McKaiser’s passing, Dr Madlala shared a screenshot of the celebrated media personality encouraging others to get vaccinated.
The doctor tweeted of Eusebius: “Was he a known epileptic? Epilepsy doesn’t just manifest for the first time at this age and kills you “suddenly”! We know what does kill suddenly though, but we can’t say it!”.
The doctor then shared his opinion about another high-profile star, Costa Titch.
Like Eusebius, Costa allegedly died after being triggered by an epileptic attack.
The doctor tweeted: “Another one who supposedly died from epilepsy, but the family apparently denied he ever had the disease. The media flooded the public with the theory that he had an epileptic attack because of stage lights, and this killed him. Many asked about the [vaccine] and were called names!”
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Another one who supposedly died from epilepsy but the family apparently denied he ever had the disease. The media flooded the public with the theory that he had an epileptic attack because of stage lights, and this killed him. Many asked about the 💉 and were called names! pic.twitter.com/LIvI5S7Uwd
— Dr Nathi Mdladla (@drnathimdladla) May 30, 2023
Nathi Madlala is known for spreading his theories on Covid-19 and its vaccination rollout.
TWEEPS RESPOND: ‘DISGRACE TO MEDICAL PROFESSION’
While a handful of tweeps supported Dr Madlala’s theories about Eusebius, others called him out for promoting an “agenda.”
@ThandekaAfrica: “If you really are a doctor, you are a disgrace to the profession.”
@Pencilgraffiti: “A ‘Dr’ making a VERY disrespectful public assumption based on absolutely zero evidence… Facts… Nothing… Just an agenda. Leave meds and focus on your true calling in politics.”
@mrsspagnoli57: “As an epileptic, I don’t like to teach a doctor something new. But epilepsy can occur at any age. Mine started in my late twenties and was labelled ‘late onset epilepsy’ by my health professionals. Methinks you need to revise your medical knowledge!”
@AlastairMcA30: “Imagine being such a ghoul that you use another’s death to promote your weird agenda (with no proof)?”
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