Chris Hoy, the six-time Olympic champion was diagnosed with prostate cancer in September 2023 after initially seeking medical advice for a pain in his shoulder. His diagnosis revealed that the cancer had already advanced to stage 4 and had metastasised to his bones, including his shoulder which was the cause of the pain.
Hoy only announced that he had cancer in February 2024 before undergoing chemotherapy. Now Hoy has shared that his cancer is terminal, and doctors have given him an estimated life expectancy of two to four years.
The news that Hoy, an ultra-fit, Olympic Champion has such aggressive cancer has raised questions about how, or why, someone so fit and healthy can succumb to it.
Chris Hoy an ultra-fit Olympic champion fits non of the claimed categories for prostate cancer. Not only was Hoy a six time Olympic gold medalist he was also a Health Ambassador, promoting cycling on behalf of the Government. Hoy was used o promote the active travel plan that saw LTNs and cycle track imposed on the public whilst they were in Lockdown.
Speaking to the Independent before the Tokyo Games in 2021 Hoy said “I don’t think people went out for an hour of exercise every day pre-Covid, but when they were locked in the house they thought ‘this is my chance, I am going for a walk or getting the bike out of the shed’,” “A little bit of exercise in a sustainable way on a weekly or daily basis, ideally, that’s what makes long-term change.”
He went on to say: “I think the world will, hopefully, engage with the Olympic Games and have something to focus on, have athletes to cheer on, and to look forward to better times, and remind ourselves of pre-Covid times as well.” Adding:
“The vaccine has made it possible and I really believe it will lift spirits.”
Is it even Prostate Cancer?
Of course , all that has been forgotten now. In the news bulletins across all media there is no mention of Hoy being a health ambassador or that theres no possible way that he would naturally succumb to prostate cancer. He's not Afro-Caribbean, not over 50, not obese or in fact any of the other key indicators the 'experts' claim.
Prostate cancer is normally a slowly progressing disease. It is not uncommon for men to live 20 or 30 years after a diagnosis, many of whom don't have any symptoms throughout the illness. Chris Hoy on the other hand has discovered that his body is riddled with it, and he's unlikely to see his 50th Birthday. Hoy's cancer is not acting like normal Prostate cancer on top of the fact that he is not a normal person to be at risk of it.
Occam's Razor
Given that Chris Hoy was not likely to develop prostate cancer, and that what is attacking him isn't behaving like it either, it is not unreasonable to assume that there is another cause. Occam's Razor would suggest that it was the Covid Vaccine that has caused it. The speed and ferocity of his cancer, and where it is attacking, has C19 vaccine written all over it.
We know that Chris Hoy took the vaccine, In April 2021 he took to instagram to boast that he had, posting: "t's time to roll up our sleeves and protect the world against COVID-19. Join me in supporting @crowdfunderuk and @unicef_uk’s VaccinAid campaign, because we'll only ever be safe when we're all safe. Go on #GiveTheWorldAShot"
Chris Hoy would also have received booster shots before the BBC would allow him commentate at the Tokyo olympics. He reportedly had both the initial injection and two subsequent boosters before flying out to Japan as part of the BBC's Olympic commentary team.
Metastasising story.
But the media are ignoring all that, instead they're implying that the problem is a 'lack of screening', twisting the story into something else entirely. It's morphed into a story about screening, a classic piece of misdirection, distancing itself from the actual cause.
In the same way the government made the murder of David Amis about online safety they'll use the death of Chris Hoy about more public screening. It won't be long before the story will be metastasising quicker than the vaccine-induced turbo cancer itself.
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