During the Covid pandemic, the city of New York adopted certain Covid policies to ensure the safety of NBA players and other people during games. The architect of the policy, Dr. Jay Varma, was caught on tape bragging about how his policy restricted Kyrie Irving from playing home games with the Brooklyn Nets at the time.
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The footage recorded from a hidden camera has now gone viral on the Internet. In the clip, Dr. Varma can be heard saying, “Because of the vaccine mandates that I passed, he was not allowed to play.”
The clip caught Kyrie’s attention as well and the veteran NBA guard decided to call Varma out on social media.
Kyrie reposted the clip and wrote, “GOD is truly the greatest and the TRUTH is always revealed in the light. I am grateful I am not alone on this mission. “Rise up out of the ashes no matter what” Hélà.”
GOD is truly the greatest and the TRUTH is always revealed in the light.
I am grateful I am not alone on this mission.
“Rise up out of the ashes no matter what”
Hélà🤞🏾🪶♾ https://t.co/fGlFgSmllL— Hélà 🤞🏾 (@KyrieIrving) September 25, 2024
The Mavericks star believes that the admission from Dr. Varma regarding his policy, and also the underground parties that he admitted to attending during Covid exposes the agenda against him and others like him.
Another clip posted by Steven Crowder in the same thread shows Dr. Varma talking about him being careless about the Covid protocols. He can be heard saying that he went to underground dance parties during the pandemic. Dr. Varma admitted that his actions were “not Covid friendly” and that if regular civilians saw him doing that, they’d be pissed at him.
BREAKING: Former NYC Covid Czar Held Secret Drug-Fueled Sex Parties During Global Pandemic; Says New Yorkers Would Have Been “Pissed” If They Found Out Because He Was Running Entire Covid Response For City
Dr. Jay Varma, Former Senior Advisor for Public Health, NYC Mayor’s… pic.twitter.com/YrgniDUdFc
— Steven Crowder (@scrowder) September 19, 2024
Despite being fully aware of his actions, he went out and had fun while preaching Covid protocols to the common public. The viral clip might make people question his credibility and intention behind blocking Kyrie.
The Nets suffered in Irving’s absence and the messy situation also led to James Harden demanding a trade to Philadelphia. Kyrie’s decision to not get vaccinated and then being refrained from participating in home games made him lose a lot of money as well.
According to a report by ESPN, the 2016 NBA Champion was eligible for a four year, 100+ million extension contract but it could never become a reality once his name was marred in the vaccination saga. In 2022, during the Nets Media Day, Kyrie said, “I gave up four years, 100-and-something million deciding to be unvaccinated and that was the decision.”
It’s slowly getting clearer that Kyrie was not responsible for that debacle in Brooklyn.
