25 Replies to “RIP, Kirstie Alley”

  1. My cousin died after a brief fight with cancer. It was turbo cancer caused by the vax. Does anyone know about Kirsti? Sad to see her gone.

    2. There’s been a rapid increase in cancer rates post-vax rollout (nine sigma(!) in one study), most notably in rare cancers and rapid onset (such as first diagnosis at stage 4). The mechanisms appear to be vax-induced epigentic suppression of p53 and BRCA1, as well as suppression of INF4. I haven’t seen much detail on Kirstie Alley’s case, not even the type of cancer.

    3. Quit trying to lay everything at the door of the COVID vaccine. Whatever their benefits or downsides, sometimes people die from other causes.

      1. Not the vaccine.
        How about the Lockdowns?? The postponements of regular Dr. visits and checkups.
        Cancer treatments were maintained but what about those who had some symptoms that weren’t diagnosed early enough.
        Public health directors got their way at the expense of many other facets of the medical system from postponed surgeries to mental health

      2. Sorry, Killer. My information says that over a half-million people have already died due to “vaccine-“related illnesses, or side effects.

        Whether or not these excessive deaths are related to the vaccines or not, you simply can no longer ignore the writing on the wall. Someone needs to look at this objectively to find out what’s really going on here.

        And I’m not surprised to find out that I’m not the only one that was thinking the same thought. 71 years old, and suffered through a “brief” bout of cancer? That’s a tell-tale signal if ever there was one.

          1. One has to wonder about the RSV flu bout running rampant in children this season.
            Would love to know the ‘ rona vax ‘ status of them.
            Causation=correlation ?

        2. Wow..a yr older n me and boom, she be gone…

          I’d be real curious to know just what kind d of rapid onset cancer she had. It is NOT unusual. Wife’s best friend started loosing her sight at 65.. 4 months later, she was gone. This was well before the Jonestown Jab.

          RIP Kristie…you were always one of my faves..

  3. She was my favorite Saavik.

    I liked Kirstie from the jump …. she took no shit and spoke her mind. There are too few like her.

    RIP Kirstie.

  4. “I want to thank my husband Parker for giving me the big one for the last 8 years.”
    Best acceptance speech ever. Funny, beautiful lady.

    1. NGL, that one hurts. Carroll Spinney (Big Bird) passed .. two years ago? Wonderful, wonderful people, those original SS cast members.

      You’re probably right about how the perception of their beliefs would have shifted over 50 years too.

  7. How the left wants to “remember” Kirstie …

    1. Trump supporter – nutjob
    2. Scientologist – nutjob
    3. Vaxx denier – nutjob

    These messages have been approved by Yoel Roth … and every corporation that has pulled their funding from Twitter.

    I will miss her bravery in the face of the withering odds. And her good humor (completely absent in leftists like Roth) … and her personal integrity.

  8. R.I.P. Kristie. I liked her. One of the few “celebs” whose Twitter account I checked out occasionally. I enjoyed news about her lemurs – 14 at last count.

  10. Kirstie was a stunning beauty, and in my younger days, she was always on my “hot list”, heck, she’s still on my hot list. A conservative mind, and she stood her ground all through the years. How she ever managed that, while living in the Hollywierd system is amazing. Sad she has gone. RIP Kirstie, you still have a lot of fans.

  11. I used to say, “The poor workman blames his tools, but the poor bowler, Kirstie Alley.” I’m glad she never had to hear that. May she rest in peace.

  12. I met Kirstie once in Vancouver… I was an early teenager… She was filming one of those baby movies with John Travolta… I was walking our Family dogs and taking them to see my Mum who worked at the Hospital close by… the dogs knew where my Mum worked and one of them would sometimes get out of the yard and go visit her by himself, cheeky bum… Kirstie saw me with the dogs and came rushing over to say hello, to the dogs primarily.

    She was lovely and gracious down to earth woman who really loved dogs and the dogs loved her, they were all over her.

    She was also a physically beautiful woman in person. Beautiful shape beautiful hair and spectacular eyes.

    My dogs loved her so I know she was a good person. God bless her. RIP.

    1. Thanks for sharing Sean, I’ve always liked her sass and acting -a funny lady, who was also stunningly beautiful.
      Now I know she was a good person, loves dogs like that….says it all to me.
      Condolences to all dogs and those humans who loved her, RIP Kristie.

  13. I loved her when people thought she was fat and when they thought she was thin. She was a class act and like someone above mentioned: oh,……..those beautiful eyes. Too soon gone.

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