The Easter Rising of Tiffany Pontes Dover

Back from the dead, apparently.

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In this Substack, AN will seek to analyse the NBC article & video purporting to be of Tiffany Pontes Dover, who made fame by collapsing on live TV shortly after her Pfizer vaccine on Dec 17th 2020. Up until her re-appearance just a few days ago, there’d been no sign of life from Dover since that date.

For more background on our previous investigations into Dover’s incident & disappearance, see the Substack below.

Tiffany Pontes Dover: Collapsed Following Pfizer Vaccine Dec 17 2020. Never Seen Again.

NBC in italics, my comments in bold.

MISINFORMATION - April 10, 2023, 12:00 PM SAST By Brandy Zadrozny

Conspiracy theorists made Tiffany Dover into an anti-vaccine icon. She’s finally ready to talk about it.

Dover’s live, televised collapse brought her to the position of anti-vaccine icon, not conspiracy theorists.

The Tennessee nurse stayed quiet in hopes that her silence would quiet false claims of her death. Now, she says it only hurt.

Anyone who suspects that the public is being deceived & gaslit by this attempt to bring Dover back to life need not read much further than this. The idea that pulling a 2.5 year disappearing act might dispel rumours of a demise is ludicrous & bizarre. Nothing would compel rumours of Dover’s demise MORE than disappearing for 2.5 years!

HIGDON, Ala. — Tiffany Dover is alive. Sitting across from Tiffany at her kitchen table, this is obvious. She breathes in and out. She gestures with her hands. She laughs generously. Dimples carve into both cheeks when she smiles, which she does a lot. Her eyes are wide and bright and terribly blue.

The old Tiffany Pontes Dover comes across as a happy-go-lucky sort of soul. The new one does not. Although Zadrozny, author of the NBC piece, tells us that Dover laughs generously, she does nothing of the sort in the video that accompanies the article. This new Dover comes across as rather serious.

We found an older video of the original Tiffany Pontes Dover here on her youtube page, but it’s the only video there.

Here, Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@tiffanydover228/videos

AN added the video above to the one by NBC for a back-to-back comparison of both the new & the old Tiffany Pontes Dover.

Here, Bitchute - The New Tiffany Pontes Dover vs The Old Tiffany Pontes Dover

“I didn’t die that day,” Tiffany tells me. “But the life I knew did.”

Zadrozny is leading up to the idea that so-called conspiracy theorists have destroyed Dover’s life, just in case you’re interested…

I’d been following Tiffany since that day, Dec. 17, 2020. Like thousands of others, I first saw her on a livestream during the national rollout of Covid vaccines to front-line workers, where Tiffany became one of the first people in the U.S. to get a shot. I was also watching when she fainted immediately after, launching a wave of misinformation and conspiracy theories that would eventually unravel her life.

Anyone who wonders why the Dover story is so subject to obfuscation, deceit & cover up need only read those words there. Dover was amongst the first people in the entire USA to receive the Pfizer. She was amongst just a few, five or six, members of CHI Memorial Chatanooga’s staff to receive the vaccine. Clearly, the purpose of a live, televised vaccine trial was to convince the public that the vaccines are both safe as well as effective, despite the warp speed of their R&D, which brought them to market at least twenty times faster than ever before.

For Dover to go down less than twenty minutes after her vaccine, in front of literally millions of people, was utterly devastating to the narrative. THAT is why the obfuscation, deceit & cover-up. Her collapse was an unmitigated disaster for the vaccine & it’s proponents, & her resulting disappearance for almost 2.5 years did nothing to reduce the disaster.

The modern anti-vaccine movement was powered by unverified stories of the dead and damaged. Tiffany wasn’t the first person to be swallowed up in an anti-vaccine propaganda campaign, and she wouldn’t be the last.

”Unverified” is probably a reference to the US VAERS, Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System, where unverified reports of vaccine injuries have been mounting since the rollout. Those who claim that VAERS reports are unverified have a point but there’s another point they tend to ignore. There are reports that as few as 1% of actual adverse reactions are recorded by VAERS meaning that, should the reports be verified, they represent but the tip of the adverse reaction iceberg.

The unsettling thing about it — to me and the more well-meaning conspiracy theorists who took up an interest in Tiffany’s case — was that she seemed to just disappear.

Indeed.

I called and sent emails, but Tiffany never got back to me. Her employer declined media interviews on her behalf, and she stopped posting on her own social media accounts. I made several visits to her Alabama home and to CHI Memorial Hospital Chattanooga. But I never spoke to her.

Later in this piece we’re told how so-called conspiracy theorists harassed Dover & even turned up at her door. Sounds as if Zadrozny has done one better, she’s shown up at Dovers home “several times” as well as at her place of work. Talk about harassment!

So all I could do was watch, as Tiffany became the worst kind of internet celebrity, as she trended on every social media platform, as fact-checkers around the world worked to dispel reports of her death, and as the theories about her evolved, spun up by a phenomenon researchers call participatory misinformation. On Instagram, users flooded posts of her children with demands that she speak. People hounded her husband on Facebook and branched out to the social media pages of extended family members, colleagues and acquaintances, urging them to come clean about what had happened to Tiffany and the cover-up afterward. They made websites. They led Facebook groups. They recorded songs. They came to her house. Everyone wanted to know what happened to Tiffany.

See, they came to her house! YOU went to her house uninvited several times, according to your own words, Zadrozny, you’re hardly occupying the moral high ground here!

Image: Tiffany Dover in her nurse scrubs at home in Higdon, Ala., in March.

AN would usually edit out captions under images but we left this one in & added our own image below. AN found it interesting, to say the least, that NBC decided to print several images of the new of Dover in her new life but included TWO with her wearing the exact same outfit in which she is seen being vaccinated in December 2020. AN expects any nursing scrubs being worn daily since 2020 would probably have been replaced by now, especially if the over-run wards described later by Zadrozny were genuine…

AN accepts that Dover could be wearing a newer copy from the same supplier. But it’s still “interesting”.

I reported what I could about Tiffany and how the anti-vaccine community had used her story in a podcast last year. Her silence spoke for itself. It seemed like Tiffany had made up her mind. So I was surprised when she texted me in February. Tiffany said she was ready to talk about everything that had happened to her and offered to make a video answering any questions I had. I asked her for one better: Let me come back out to Alabama.

AGAIN? At least you’ve been invited this time!

Tiffany reluctantly accepted. Sitting across from her, Tiffany felt like the person I had seen in hundreds of her social media posts: bubbly and warm, a doting wife and mother, a dedicated nurse. But she felt delicate, too. No wonder, given what she’s been through.

Perhaps Dover felt uncomfortable being filmed & photographed because that bubbly & warm personality which certainly does come across regularly in numerous of the old Dover’s photographs & also in her video on youtube is not apparent from the images & footage from NBC. Whoever this new Dover really is, she does not come across as bubbly & warm. She’s cold by comparison to the original Dover.

However, if Dover WAS uncomfortable being filmed & photographed by NBC, she certainly showed no such reticence appearing on TV camera’s THREE separate times on Dec 17th 2020. Perhaps she prefers to be confident only behind a face mask…

“I was in a dark place and I did not have it in me to do this, because I didn’t know if I could trust you,” Tiffany tells me as I’m across from her, face to face. “I don’t know why I trust you now, but I’m choosing to.”

Tiffany Dover is alive, but she’s never addressed the rumors. She never put out a statement or made a video about what she went through, and she regrets it. She thinks she should have continued to post on social media and act as if everything was normal — because it was.

It does not make sense to disappear for almost 2.5 years if everything was fine.

“That would’ve been a perfect moment for us to speak out,” she says. “Yes, I did pass out. This could be a side effect. You can pass out from receiving a vaccine, but that’s OK because it can also save your life. So it’s worth it.”

“The silence is what flamed this.”

Tiffany’s drawl gives away that she’s lived her whole life in the same place: the small towns dotting the borders where Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama meet. She and her husband, Dustin, fell in love when they were young teenagers and had two kids.

Glad you mentioned Tiffany’s “drawl”, actually, because AN actually found her accent quite a bit less harsh than many from Alabama. But these two Dovers do not actually sound that similar. AN suspects this mention of Dovers drawl is an attempt to deflect that fact before the so-called conspiracy theorists notice…

Tiffany went to college while she raised her babies, later graduating and taking a job at CHI Memorial Hospital Chattanooga. She’d started as a nurse caring for non-critical-care cardiac patients, but she found her calling on the intensive care unit and emergency teams.

Bear this in mind when watching the NBC video of Dover. We’re talking about a young, married mum of two with a nursing job. She’s hardly amongst the best paid folks on the planet. Yet, look at the new home the new Dover is filmed in. Nice, isn’t it?

In her personal life, Tiffany thought of herself as timid and sheltered. But to her own surprise, she thrived at work in the most chaotic situations — the moments where a wasted second or a single mistake could mean the difference between life and death. She felt calm in that chaos. And in 2020, after nearly 10 years at CHI Memorial, her boss announced that she was leaving and that Tiffany would be promoted to interim manager.

Before she could get comfortable in her new role, the pandemic hit. And Tiffany’s unit, which had previously served cardiac patients, had a new mandate. It would be the Covid ward.

The work was grueling. Along with their regular nursing duties, patients needed to be proned, or flipped, multiple times a day just to breathe. Since visitors still weren’t allowed, the nurses held up iPads so families could say goodbye. The unit was always full, and their patients were always so sick.

“There were times when it felt hopeless,” Tiffany says. “Almost like we were a palliative care unit. Death after death, after death.”

Most of them were dying thanks to the over-use of ventilators or the forced employment of Remdisivir (known in nursing circles as Run-Death-Is-Near), but don’t let that get in the way of Zadrozny’s bs narrative… Those who were genuinely dying of covid were mostly very elderly with multiple comorbidities.

December 2020 had been the deadliest month of the pandemic, and Tiffany’s unit was exceptionally busy on the day that Covid vaccines came to CHI Memorial. Tiffany was elated to receive hers, more so because of what it meant: Soon everyone would have access to vaccines and the constant death would stop.

Errrr… Perhaps this would be a good time to mention that in fact, excess deaths have sky-rocketed in the wake of the rollout. AN spent months & months studying Worldometer data for Singapore as they rolled out their vaccines from around March/April in 2021. By the end of the year, cases & fatalities in Singapore had risen at least four-fold. Screenshot below.

She hadn’t had a minute for lunch, so when it was time to get her vaccination, Tiffany grabbed a piece of sushi from a co-worker and headed down to the staging area, where news cameras were waiting to capture the occasion.

In a video that continues to circulate the internet, Tiffany sits at one of three vaccination stations. Her dark brown hair is parted to the left, her hands are folded neatly in her lap. Someone in a white coat gives her the shot in her left arm and Tiffany claps.

AN has been seeking to ID the nurse who gave Dover her vaccination…

Minutes later, Tiffany was asked to speak in front of the assembled cameras. Tiffany didn’t know that the news stations were livestreaming the footage on Facebook, but she was happy to talk on camera. As Tiffany stood and spoke, however, a familiar wave washed over her. Her arm began to throb, she got sweaty and dizzy, and all she could do was say, “I’m sorry,” before she fainted into the arms of two nearby doctors.

”Minutes later” makes it sound quite soon, like two minutes later, three minutes later. It was actually SEVENTEEN minutes after her vaccination that Dover collapsed, apparently due to the pain. At the time this happened AN was saying this made no sense. People who pass out from a minor pain do so at the time of the pain, not nearly twenty minutes later. Zadrozny here seeks to explain this away by suggesting that the dull ache that commonly follows a vaccination was the cause of Dover’s sudden syncope. AN did not buy this explanation then & we are still not coughing up… to coin a phrase.

Furthermore, although at the time Dover claimed she regularly passes out thanks to a minor pain, AN did not buy this either. The purpose of a live, televised vaccine trial is to convince the public of the procedures safety & anyone likely to drop thanks to a pin prick to the arm, or even as a result of the dull ache a little later, would never have been chosen for the live trial.

“I wanted so badly to tell what this vaccine meant to me,” Tiffany says now. “I thought that I could just push through because it was important to me and I thought my body might respect that, but it didn’t care. It did what it does.”

This comes across as pro-vaccine fanatic propaganda.

Tiffany came to, and she was almost immediately interviewed by Chattanooga, Tennessee’s NBC affiliate WRCB on video. She told the reporter that she was prone to fainting, usually when she felt pain, but that she was fine. Then she went back to work.

At the time that it became apparent that Dover had disappeared, AN was concerned that a delay treating her anaphylaxis so that she might appear before the camera’s again might have lead to a fatal delay in her treatment. We still consider this a possibility, which would be another good reason to cover the fatality up.

Back in her unit, she told a co-worker what had happened.

“Yeah, I know,” he said. “I saw it. It was live on Facebook.”

Still, he convinced her she needn’t worry. It was just a local news station. How bad could it be?

Dover now says she regrets staying silent: “I wanted so badly to tell what this vaccine meant to me."

Yes, we know, you told us this already.

Turns out, very. Within 24 hours, Tiffany, or as she was being referred to at the time, “Tennessee nurse,” was trending on every social media platform. That night, she was featured on the conspiracy theory internet show Infowars. New videos about Tiffany were being posted to YouTube every 19 minutes, according to Paola Pascual-Ferrá, an associate professor of communication at Baltimore’s Loyola University Maryland, who was tracking the spread in real time. And Tiffany was going global: Most of the videos and posts about her were coming from outside the U.S., Pascual-Ferrá said.

The posts weren’t just replays of Tiffany’s fall. The conspiracy theories were evolving quickly with what seemed like the whole world contributing to an investigation where the conclusion had already been determined. For the thousands of people posting about Tiffany, she didn’t just faint. She was dead. And a fake death certificate started making the rounds.

AN never used the death certs as evidence of Dover’s demise because they can easily be faked.

Meanwhile, the phone in CHI Memorial’s Covid unit rang off the hook. News outlets and conspiracy theorists alike, they all wanted to talk to Tiffany.

“Imagine being in high-stress situations, emotions are already high, and then the phone never stops ringing?” Tiffany says. “It’s enough to make you crazy.”

That was the hospital phone, Tiffany, not yours. Unless of course people like Zadrozny were able to acquire your home phone number, in which case it was mainstream news journalists/propagandists harassing you, not so-called conspiracy theorists.

Tiffany gained tens of thousands of followers on her personal Facebook and Instagram profiles, and the comments never stopped. She knew she needed to do something. So she opened up the notes app on her phone and wrote out drafts of what she might say in a video responding to the rumors.

I was on Dover’s facebook regularly in the wake of her disappearance & initially, almost every poster was a concerned person seeking to see if Dover was okay. As time went on, more & more people showed up to support the narrative that Dover was fine & it was these people who started up all the angst & tension. Many of them were obviously trolls & were aggressive & extremely rude & insulting towards those who feared Dover was deceased.

This one was by far the most suspicious & he still appears on Dovers facebook page, to which, by the way, Dover herself has yet to return.

But she never made that video. She didn’t respond to the thousands of comments on her social media pages, either. Because, she said, her employer told her not to.

Tiffany says that the day after she fainted she got a call from CHI Memorial’s public relations department. The person on the phone said the hospital had been overwhelmed with the attention. She told Tiffany not to answer any outside calls and under no circumstances should she post to social media. She told Tiffany that the hospital would handle things from here.

In a series of interviews and emails with NBC News from 2020 until this March, CHI Memorial Hospital has repeatedly denied knowledge of any directive asking Tiffany not to speak or post. In reply to detailed emails of Tiffany’s account sent to the hospital and its parent company, CommonSpirit Health, CHI Memorial’s director of public relations, Karen Long, replied with a statement. It read in full, “We have no new information.”

So Dover says she was told to stay silent & disappear for years by CHI Memorial but CHI Memorial denies this.

On Monday, Dec. 21, 2020, four days after her faint, CHI Memorial unveiled its plan. The official response was formed through a “collaboration between the marketing team and hospital executives,” Long said in an 2021 interview.

Anyone seeking to dismiss the CHI Memorial stand-in stairway video is going to have their work cut out for them. Let’s see how Zadrozny deals with this!

CHI Memorial posted a short video to its Facebook page. In it, Tiffany stands at the foot of a staircase. She’s surrounded by co-workers who are all wearing masks and holding signs with the date and messages like “Nursing Leadership Supports Tiffany!”

An nonexhaustive list of reasons why this video made everything worse: Neither Tiffany, nor anyone else, ever speaks. The whole crew just shifts awkwardly for 21 seconds. They’re all wearing masks. Tiffany forgot her white coat at home, so they put her in someone else’s ill-fitting vest. She had her hair curled by a colleague that morning and parted it in the middle, instead of on the side as it was in the vaccine video. The lighting in this new video was much dimmer than it had been in the room with the news cameras. So Tiffany’s electric blue eyes? You could hardly see them.

Ah! So Dover’s hair differed because her colleague curled her hair that morning & parted it differently? Phew, thank God we have an explanation for THAT! Of course, this was still December 2020, professed by Zadrozny to be the worst month of the pandemic for CHI Memorial. Glad Dover & her colleague found time to play with her hair between all the dying…

And the fact that the stand-in has completely different eyes, eyebrows & forehead? Oh, don’t worry. That was just the lighting. Fail. Total, utter fail.

“It wasn’t a good look for us,” Tiffany says. “It made people suspicious, because if I’m OK, why am I not just talking? Why are we standing there?”

Far from being the proof of life the hospital had expected it to be, the new video was just fodder for conspiracy theorists who took it as evidence of an expanding theory. Now they were convinced that not only was Tiffany dead, but that the hospital and pharmaceutical companies had replaced her with a body double.

Exactly.

Incidentally, the video also created another victim. Conspiracy theorists looking to identify the fake Tiffany set their aim at Tiffany’s colleague, Amber Honea. Amber and Tiffany had worked together at CHI Memorial for years. They were good friends, and besides looking quite a bit alike, they had a lot in common — so much, in fact, that one doctor jokingly called them by each other’s names.

Conspiracy theorists found Amber among Tiffany’s friends and in her photos and decided that she must be the body double. They made videos about Amber and sent her messages.

Amber said they accused her of “participating in the biggest cover-up in history.” They called her a traitor to her country, to her profession and to her friend. They invoked her son. They harassed members of her extended family. They threatened to show up at her house.

“It was very scary and frustrating,” Amber said. “Tiffany and I had lots of conversations about, what do we do? Where do we go from here? How do we approach this? Do we need a lawyer?”

Amber, who left CHI Memorial in 2021, said administrators recommended that she not say anything publicly, but offered little additional help. Amber said her employer suggested she file a police report over the threats, but she never did because she felt like the threats were “just a lot of talk,” and she didn’t have evidence of a crime.

Of the hospital’s response, Amber said, “It was not very supportive.”

Later we hear that Dover herself has also left CHI Memorial. She must have one hell of a new job because she has a fantastic new home to go with her fantastic new face & her fantastic new life with horses & such…

Either way, we hear that both Dover & Honea have both left CHI Memorial since the vaccine rollout.

Conspiracy theories were once built almost exclusively around public figures: presidents and popes and the powerful “elite.” While this genre of conspiracy theory still exists, another has emerged out of the internet age: the kind that ropes in ordinary people, making them main characters in dreamed-up nefarious plots.

Rubbish.

Rank-and-file election workers in Fulton County, Georgia, have been turned into culprits in a conspiracy to steal an election away from Donald Trump. A senseless killing in a robbery gone wrong in Washington, D.C., was spun up into an assassination, ordered by Hillary Clinton. And grieving parents from every school shooting since the 2012 massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary have had their children stolen twice, first by a gunman and then by conspiracy theorists who deny the existence of their slain children.

That “senseless killing” referred to here is the murder of Seth Rich, who had leaked the Podesta' email to wikileaks only a few weeks before, Pizzagate being the result of analysis of the Podesta email leaks. AN along with many others is convinced that Rich’s murder was a consequence of his leaking Podesta’s emails.

No one has figured out the perfect way to respond to this phenomenon or how to react to a pile-on from conspiracy theorists. But Tiffany Dover’s example might provide a road map — for what not to do.

For decades, the conventional internet wisdom of “don’t feed the trolls” has dictated that it’s best to ignore online agitators who are hateful, cruel or trying to get a reaction. But in Tiffany’s case, falling off the social map only increased public fascination with her disappearance.

“Any aberration from the normal is just evidence for these conspiracy theorists,” said Rachel Moran, a postdoctoral scholar at the University of Washington Center for an Informed Public.

Likewise, in media and crisis communications, a related tactic known as “strategic silence” suggests that often the best response to rumors or conspiracy theories is to do nothing or risk amplifying the very things you hope to deflate. That, too, may be outdated.

“The hospital is operating under old assumptions that their role is to control the narrative, when really, they’re not in control of these narratives at all,” Moran said. “PR just doesn’t understand how to operate in the world of misinformation.”

Tiffany did eventually post to her personal Instagram account. A few months after she fainted, she posted a carousel of photos from a family vacation in Colorado. But when she got back to work, she was formally reprimanded with a “work improvement plan,” which was viewed by NBC News. Among the concerns, the hospital listed “appropriateness and representation of self and hospital via social media.” It said her recent posts had started up the calls again and “dramatically affected hospital operations.” It recommended that she delete her account.

Those who spotted Dover’s surprise return to Instagram in March 2021 found her posts suspicious for several reasons. Firstly, Dover is seen wearing skiing masks & cannot be firmly ID’d. Some claim she looks young, suggesting older images had been uploaded to support the safe-&-effective narrative. AN suspected that Dover’s account had been hacked with older images to help show she was not deceased.

Later, another hacker broke into Dover’s Instagram & added an image of her being vaccinated. AN suspects the result of this hack is that Dover’s Instagram page was deleted.

Because, for whatever reason, Dover’s Instagram page is now history. Wooshed. Gone. Edit: See below, the new Dover is now posting on the old Dover’s Instagram, which was 100% offline a few days ago.

Edit: There’s been a change since AN grabbed that screenshot. The new Dover is now posting on the old Dovers Instagram, which was offline the other day when we grabbed the screenshot above. So this link now leads to a live Instagram page which shows all of Dovers old images as well as some new ones showing the new Dover.

https://www.instagram.com/tiffany_dover

You might be interested to know that something has disappeared from Dovers Instagram since the new Dover took over…

This hackers post, gone, wooshed, byebye…

Tiffany was deflated. For the first time in her career, she said she felt like she was in trouble at work. Then her mother and grandmother both got very sick with Covid. Her mother improved, but Tiffany’s grandmother died in her unit. Outside of the hospital, she was still facing daily intrusions by conspiracy theorists.

Emotive. Propaganda is always emotive.

Beyond anti-vaccine activists, Tiffany got the attention of QAnon followers, who accused Tiffany of being involved with a pedophile ring. In private messages and comments on her family’s social media posts, they claimed photos of pizza at her daughter’s birthday party and an old Halloween costume where Tiffany dressed up as the Little Caesars mascot proved her guilt. (The “pizzagate” conspiracy theory predated QAnon and posits that pizza is a secret code for child sexual abuse.)

In 2022, Christopher Key, an anti-vaccine activist who goes by the moniker “Vaccine Police,” came to Tiffany’s home. She was babysitting her 3-month-old nephew at the time. Tiffany called the police, and Key later posted a video online that he made from outside her home.

Did Tiffany call the police when Zadrozny turned up at her home “several times”? Asking for a friend.

“It was scary,” Tiffany said. “I don’t know what these people want from me.”

They wanted to know if you are okay!

In the last year, Tiffany quit her job at CHI Memorial. But the obsession with Tiffany hasn’t waned. The #WheresTiffanyDover hashtag pops back up every few weeks, whenever someone dies or collapses for any reason — especially when it’s caught on camera. Tiffany has become the canary in the coal mine for those who falsely believe that vaccines are killing and injuring people in droves.

Tiffany hasn’t watched all the content made about her. And most of what she has seen, she has brushed off as obviously untrue and unreasonable. Tiffany knows she’s not dead, and she did what she could to show the world as much.

Dover would probably need more than one lifetime to assess everything made about her. I’m glad she knows she’s not dead though. Along with many others here, that is a weird sentence…

But some people on the internet have criticized Tiffany for not speaking out and have laid blame on her for the conspiracy theories that were built up around her. Tiffany feels those.

“People have said I’m responsible for people not getting the vaccine,” Tiffany says. “That was hard to process. If people are using my name and my story to say, ‘Don’t get the vaccine,’ how many people didn’t receive it because of me? That’s hard.”

Pro-vaccine propaganda.

Tiffany started a TikTok account with her daughter in January. She thought it would be a fun way to dip her toes back into social media.

“I’m wanting to connect with others. I want to be able to be myself again,” she says.

Image: Tiffany Dover at home in Higdon, Ala., in March.

Dover said she now wants to speak out in part because she wants her daughter to feel confident: "I’ve always wanted to be a strong, empowered woman for her."

She’s jumped on a few trends, posted a few jokes about raising a teenager, and shared the view from her front yard of the pink open sky at sunset.

But she noticed a reticence from her daughter. Her daughter didn’t want to post, “because of all that we went through,” Tiffany says. “And I don’t want that for her.”

In what way was Dover’s daughter affected by harassment from so-called conspiracy theorists? Zadrozny doesn’t deign to say.

“I’ve always wanted to be a strong, empowered woman for her,” Tiffany says. “I was this woman that wanted to come and tell my story, and then I felt so beat down and discouraged that I didn’t even want to do that anymore. And that’s not who I am.”

Sorry… What?

So two years and three months after she fainted, Tiffany would respond the way she had wanted to all along: She’d record a video telling the world she was fine and advocating for the vaccine she believed in.

Pro-vaccine propaganda.

Tiffany goes into the living room, pulls out her cellphone, and checks her reflection in a selfie. She wonders aloud if she should dye her blond hair back to the dark brown she wore in 2020, but shrugs it off. Tiffany checks to make sure the natural light streaming in through her windows is right, that it makes her blue eyes pop.

“That way they’ll know,” she says.

Good Lord. Hope that lighting was okay or she might start looking like Amber Lynn Honea again…

Okay, so that’s the end of the NBC bs. AN is just going to flesh out some issues re the video that accompanies the article, & possibly some of the images with it.

To start with, let’s have a look at this image of old Dover from the old days in her old home.

Although we have absolutely no idea what on earth Dover is cradling here, her son can be seen behind her. The kitchen is cluttered & does not look very large. This is perfectly in keeping with a young family on a nursing income.

Now, let’s look at these images taken from the NBC news video, of the new Dover in her new home…

Looks very different, doesn’t it? The new Dover’s new home looks brand, spanking new! Everything in it also looks brand, spanking new. Dover is dressed very differently in the NBC footage than she is in any of her old images. Her clothing, again, like the house & everything in it, appears to be brand, spanking new.

Can you see any sign that Dover resides here with her husband & two kids? There are no boxes of toys or dolls visible. No brightly coloured clothing over the back of a chair, or pictures on the walls. No plastic pull-along cars for the boy. There are no kiddies cups or plates in the kitchen & there are no lousy kiddie drawings magnetised to the fridge. In short, there is little evidence to suggest anyone lives in this brand new, sterile looking home. My missus commented that it looked like the set of a cheesy soap opera & I noted that it looked like a show home on a new housing estate.

The old video on Dover’s youtube page is seven years old, so any changes to Dover’s appearance as seen on NBC could be the result of seven years passing by. Fair enough?

This chap Adam Reyes posted an image he said is of himself & Dover on October 29, 2021, which is around eighteen months ago. As can clearly be seen, the old Dover in this image is little different from the old Dover in her youtube video. That means that the radical changes to Dover’s appearance apparent in the new video & the images presented by NBC have come about not in seven years but in eighteen months.

Personally, AN suspects that Reyes uploaded an old image of himself & Dover. Reyes often posts multiple images of basketball games & in this case he has posted just one. On either side are images from other days.

Adam Reyes facebook page can be seen here - https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10221043595055717&set=pb.1117996660.-2207520000.

One of the NBC images show’s Dover with a horse. AN wonder’s if it’s hers & if so, how the hell does she afford a HORSE on a nursing salary? Fancy new house, fancy new horse, fancy new clothes! Shame we don’t get to see Dover’s fancy new car!

Dover’s gone from having a relaxed, happy-go-luck, casual dress sense to a much more conservative, grown-up style in just eighteen months. As you can see from the cardigan worn in the horse image, it also appears brand, spanking new, just like the clothes she wears indoors, the house itself & everything in it.

Now lets have a quick look at some old Dovers to compare to the new Dover.

The old Dover smiles, grins widely & raises her eyebrows aplenty in many of her old images & also in the youtube video she uploaded seven years ago. The new Dover smiles not once, we only briefly see her teeth, & she never raises her eyebrows in the images or video NBC presents.

AN is amused by the “stylish” photographs being offered as evidence that Dover ain’t dead… They don’t have to be stylish, but they are…

But perhaps the reason the new Dover fails to raise her eyebrows in the characteristic manor so distinctive of the original Dover is that it might draw even more attention to the fact that these are not the same person.

If you think those two girls are the same, fair enough. AN has doubts.

AN covered Dovers lower face with the same mask she wore on vaccination day so as to compare the upper portion that remains visible. This new Dover looks like a much better match than Amber Lynn Honea but AN still does not agree that this is the same person.

And we enlarged each right eye to compare them. The new Dover on the left, the old Dover on the right. Again, unlike with Amber Lynn Honea, it’s clear that whomever seeks to conflate the new Dover with the old Dover has done a much better job matching this new stand-in than whomever tasked Honea with the job in December 2020. But AN is still unconvinced that these are the same woman & that Dover survived her run-in with the experimental Pfizer vaccine on Dec 17th 2020.

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AN

PS We’ve decided to edit this post to add the following image & the Substack article from which we lifted the photo’s. Apparently, Zadrozny is 5 foot 5, & the original Dover is probably 5 foot to 5.2, but probably no taller than that. As you can see, the new NBC Dover is at last two inches taller than Zadrozny, making the new Dover 5 foot 7 inches or so. This could be seen as a clincher. Whomever this woman is, she is clearly NOT the original Tiffany Pontes Dover. She’s an imposter.

from - https://rickyrants.substack.com/p/the-theatre-of-damar-hamlin-and-tiffany/comments