A good friend told me she is witnessing so many deaths among her friends (all triple and quadrupled jabbed). Mostly cancers, some very unusual cancers. She asked what I thought. I can no longer discuss any of this with a cognitively dissonant. It is too tiring. Thank you, for once again, presenting reality.
"Medical nemesis" by Ivan Illich. Absolutely required reading, especially in this time and age. Originally published 48 years ago in The Lancet in 1974. No one listened back then, and here we are, facing what was inevitable to occur sooner or later.
Glaringly obvious high levels of association between vaccinations and death. Far more probative than the specious assertions used to obtain licensing from the FDA.
I have already experienced the response from “cult members” the data from poor countries is hardly reliable . Meanwhile the high income countries successfully fudge data in vaccine favor, well-known fact.
May 9, 2022·edited May 9, 2022Liked by Joel Smalley
The main causes of high Covid mortality are % of population that is elderly (every 7 years of age doubles Covid risk) and % with multiple symptoms of metabolic syndrome: obesity, high blood pressure, high blood sugar, higher than normal triglycerides, lower than normal HDL (aka good cholesterol).
Rich countries will have good hygiene, lack of war and famine, and pharmaceuticals that can keep people alive into their 80's. If those people don't eat a good real good diet, don't get plenty of fresh air and exercise, and don't avoid sugars and highly processed foods, then they are likely to have metabolic syndrome.
Rather than throw a "hail Mary pass" with hastily concocted and rolled out mRNA vaccines, rich countries should have been focusing on enabling all citizens to eat real, nutritious food, get plenty of fresh air and exercise, and ween themselves from sugars and processed foods. All the money wasted on lockdowns and pharmaceuticals would have been far, far better spent on improving agriculture so that meat and vegetables were plentiful, affordable, and sustainably produced.
I am afraid I am the first to ask to buy the bridge. Way too many confounders here. African countries for example are not as population dense, more sunlight, herbal remedies, much younger population, and... yes... less testing.
Three suggestions:
1) Ideally, standardize based on testing rates, if that data were available. But still, that only addresses one major confounder.
2) Add some semi-useful "negative control", such as flu deaths, for comparison.
3) Crunch the natural experiment of (deaths after vax) / (deaths before vax). Do for each country and compare the ratios. I would do for just the first 277 days from first death. Or better, I would do it only for just a particular season where all the countries had a spike in both years, assuming such a congruency exists.
Actually, doing a legit natural experiment like the above would likely be publishable. Some published studies of this nature have, for example, found DTP vaccine kills children.
The first graph is pretty damning for a viral cause and/or the effectiveness of antivirals isn't it? Even though third world may have not afforded to test (or treat), illness and death from a terrible 'new respiratory disease' would have been obvious wouldn't it?
Romania and Bulgaria, the lowest "vaccination" rate, the greenest countries in europe. Low income too, but maybe this made the people more suspicious and not trusting their governments.
Your assumption about higher incomes and therefore more resources to deal with public health issues is flawed. You are assuming that health care needs to be resource heavy. It doesn't. As the data suggests it is the opposite.
Even more essential you are assuming there IS a COVID crisis. Coranviruses even nasty ones happen every year. Every year. Since 2020 we have been manipulated into believing this one was different. It isnt.
This is a political cover created by governments to hide the end of the western dominance --financially and other wise. It is no surprise that NATO pushed Russia into responding through a war. Will people not stop and look at Ukraine and realize its sole purpose sine 2014 has been to be used as a money laundering machine for govt elites at the incredibly sad cost of many Ukranian lives.
Thanks. I realise this isn’t available for all but some semblance of excess death on top of that wound be useful to counter “the poor countries obviously can’t afford to test so are missing all their Covid deaths”.
Thanks for a great set of graphs. I assume average income was used for the separate groups. It would be nice to have a chart showing the cuts offs and member countries. Regardless, these tell a nice story.
A good friend told me she is witnessing so many deaths among her friends (all triple and quadrupled jabbed). Mostly cancers, some very unusual cancers. She asked what I thought. I can no longer discuss any of this with a cognitively dissonant. It is too tiring. Thank you, for once again, presenting reality.
You have once again proven the iatrogenic hypothesis, which will probably move from third to leading cause of death in wealthy countries.
"Medical nemesis" by Ivan Illich. Absolutely required reading, especially in this time and age. Originally published 48 years ago in The Lancet in 1974. No one listened back then, and here we are, facing what was inevitable to occur sooner or later.
PDF: https://sci-hub.se/https://dx.doi.org/10.1136/jech.57.12.919
Glaringly obvious high levels of association between vaccinations and death. Far more probative than the specious assertions used to obtain licensing from the FDA.
I have already experienced the response from “cult members” the data from poor countries is hardly reliable . Meanwhile the high income countries successfully fudge data in vaccine favor, well-known fact.
The main causes of high Covid mortality are % of population that is elderly (every 7 years of age doubles Covid risk) and % with multiple symptoms of metabolic syndrome: obesity, high blood pressure, high blood sugar, higher than normal triglycerides, lower than normal HDL (aka good cholesterol).
Rich countries will have good hygiene, lack of war and famine, and pharmaceuticals that can keep people alive into their 80's. If those people don't eat a good real good diet, don't get plenty of fresh air and exercise, and don't avoid sugars and highly processed foods, then they are likely to have metabolic syndrome.
Rather than throw a "hail Mary pass" with hastily concocted and rolled out mRNA vaccines, rich countries should have been focusing on enabling all citizens to eat real, nutritious food, get plenty of fresh air and exercise, and ween themselves from sugars and processed foods. All the money wasted on lockdowns and pharmaceuticals would have been far, far better spent on improving agriculture so that meat and vegetables were plentiful, affordable, and sustainably produced.
I am afraid I am the first to ask to buy the bridge. Way too many confounders here. African countries for example are not as population dense, more sunlight, herbal remedies, much younger population, and... yes... less testing.
Three suggestions:
1) Ideally, standardize based on testing rates, if that data were available. But still, that only addresses one major confounder.
2) Add some semi-useful "negative control", such as flu deaths, for comparison.
3) Crunch the natural experiment of (deaths after vax) / (deaths before vax). Do for each country and compare the ratios. I would do for just the first 277 days from first death. Or better, I would do it only for just a particular season where all the countries had a spike in both years, assuming such a congruency exists.
Actually, doing a legit natural experiment like the above would likely be publishable. Some published studies of this nature have, for example, found DTP vaccine kills children.
Thank you! So confirming to what we have been trying to get across. Great compilation.
The first graph is pretty damning for a viral cause and/or the effectiveness of antivirals isn't it? Even though third world may have not afforded to test (or treat), illness and death from a terrible 'new respiratory disease' would have been obvious wouldn't it?
Romania and Bulgaria, the lowest "vaccination" rate, the greenest countries in europe. Low income too, but maybe this made the people more suspicious and not trusting their governments.
Your assumption about higher incomes and therefore more resources to deal with public health issues is flawed. You are assuming that health care needs to be resource heavy. It doesn't. As the data suggests it is the opposite.
Even more essential you are assuming there IS a COVID crisis. Coranviruses even nasty ones happen every year. Every year. Since 2020 we have been manipulated into believing this one was different. It isnt.
This is a political cover created by governments to hide the end of the western dominance --financially and other wise. It is no surprise that NATO pushed Russia into responding through a war. Will people not stop and look at Ukraine and realize its sole purpose sine 2014 has been to be used as a money laundering machine for govt elites at the incredibly sad cost of many Ukranian lives.
Wake up.
It is obvious that these poor third-worlders are not intelligent enough to know they should be dying at a higher rate. W.H.O. must educate them.
Thanks. I realise this isn’t available for all but some semblance of excess death on top of that wound be useful to counter “the poor countries obviously can’t afford to test so are missing all their Covid deaths”.
Thanks for a great set of graphs. I assume average income was used for the separate groups. It would be nice to have a chart showing the cuts offs and member countries. Regardless, these tell a nice story.
Problem with using covid deaths is the data are bad in my opinion because they include deaths with it, NOT from it
Very persuasive - for anyone still needing persuasion of course. I've seen enough already.
Thanks.