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The first big spike in deaths in 2020 is old people being murdered in care homes with Midazolam and Morphine (thanks Matt Hancock) and the second spike in 2021 is more people being murdered by AstraZeneca, Pfizer and Moderna (quite a few in the younger age bracket) with their death jabs...

I am no data scientist obviously but that's pretty much my interpretation...

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There is nothing natural about the spring 2020 spike. Zero.

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We murdered people in the name of saving them.

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Manslaughter, at best.

Worse, we are lying about it.

Take it from a lifelong Chicagoland resident: it’s never the crime that gets you -- it’s the cover-up...and the covering up of the cover-up.

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You missed one word SC..."intentionally."

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There is so much fraud regarding any COVID data (illness and deaths) it's incredible. A bit of it is here. https://wordsalad.info/tag-coronavirusdatafraud.html

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So basically no lockdown = no mass death spike. No ''vaccine'' = no mass death spike. and therefore no pandemic.

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Dec 20, 2022·edited Dec 20, 2022Liked by Joel Smalley

I compared the 2021 data to my recent analysis of German data:

https://www.file-upload.net/download-15062411/Germandeaths2019-2021.xlsx.html

https://cm27874.substack.com/p/german-deaths-2019-2021

The ominous R99 are much less common in England. There are other curiosities (like Alzheimer's, G30, being diagnosed as cause of death more often in England).

Edit: added the 2020 and 2019 data for England. One effect is similar to Germany: Covid (U07) replaces general pneumonia (J18).

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Excellent!

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BINGO!

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Yum yum!

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Looking forward to your analysis

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I've mad a quick dashboard to allow you to view by age, sex, and cause of death. I don't know what age "42736" means as DaveHawkins asks. Suggestions welcome! https://public.tableau.com/views/UKDeathsbyCause2014-22/UKDeathsSummary?:language=en-US&publish=yes&:display_count=n&:origin=viz_share_link

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Bottom chart (straightforward timeseries) is not being filtered?

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Yes, sorry, i was hasty. Fixing some things, and adding descriptions of Codes. SHould be a better version in 30 min or so

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Your dates are not consistent with mine and you have a spike in deaths on 3rd Jan 2015 and 2021 that I don't see.

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I've aligned the dates with how you labeled the weeks. Still have a spikes in January of those years. I've checked the source data & that looks correct to me.

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Yes, while I was trying to figure out the issue with the "42736", I just made my own version of the data. How we converted Year-Week to a date is likely the discrepancy. In excel, I split the Year&Week in to columns A& B, then used a formula like this to create a date for that week:

(B2-1)*7+6+DATE(A2,1,1)

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I can modify my dates to be consistent with you. 5 min

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42736 looks like a date serial to me. I checked, it's not in the datafile I saved.

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Oh, hang on! Yes, it's my fault. Fixing it now.

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It's age group 1-17 that has been interpreted as Jan 2017 by Excel.

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Fixed now.

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Thanks!

Been banging head against a R brick wall with date conversions

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The X category (self-harm/assault) looks curious. Maybe some 2022 deaths will be reclassified into this category (e.g., when police investigation is completed)?

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Hi CM, thanks for your comments.

Taking 60-69 as an example, please note that the Y-axes are 'free' so "X deaths" are <30 while "U deaths" peak at over 800 in 2020 and 2021

Also interesting that the J-Respiratory deaths show a seasonal peak which is higher in 2015,16,17,18,19 than during this deadly pandemic

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Yes, because in 2020-22 it was all being classified as U07 for Covid. As far as I know, there is no code for "dying from influenza" - it sometimes causes pneumonia, and that becomes the cause of death. A similar effect (U07 takes it all, J18 and others down) can be observed in the German data.

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I appreciate Christopher Messina giving me more than 1 hour to talk about Covid issues and my early spread theories.

Messina, who has a background in the finance and business world, now writes on many topics and produces his own podcast, “Messy Times.”

We talked about early spread, virus origination theories and why most people don’t really care about this topic. We ended up talking about Jeffrey Epstein, which is my next Substack piece (if I can get back on-line).

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0EB9mIdaTi40eAj7bLMaY9?si=E-mwVa_ETh62KalC6yYKpw&nd=1

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Did you see Jan Jekielek's interview of McCullough and Malhotra on The Epoch Times? If I heard correctly, Malhotra said there were one million adverse event reports associated with the AstraZeneca jab in the Yellow Card System.

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Interactive summary graph at:

http://rpubs.com/DavidHawkins/986026

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Have I made a mistake when downloading the <england deaths by age and cause.csv> file?

There appears to be 5179 observations where the Age is stated as "42736"

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I suspect that this is, for whatever reason, to be interpreted as the numerical value of January 1st, 2017.

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Thanks

Not sure if that’s appropriate as an age ?

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Do you have the same data for London only?

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No. they wanted another £500 for regional data and could not stratify it altogether anyway due to "risk of disclosure".

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Sounds like a racket 🙄

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A well-known racket for ~40 years. Tell govt. depts like the Met.Office and Ordnance Survey that they must charge for data which has been collected anyway and was paid for by taxpayers.

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Has anyone parsed the file into an Excel spreadsheet in a similar format to the original or latest ONS files. I'm struggling with Excel INDEX and MATCH to sort data and filtering by age?

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Don't forget about the murder by ventilator procedure they're still using in some places. Ventilators don't improve EtcO2 readings, which was the issue most people faced. Laying flat on your stomach on a hard surface forces more air into your system. A weight bench is the perfect thing, but a hard floor will work.

This saved me from going to the ER when I got Covid in March 2020. I learned it from watching the Good Doctor and The Resident TV shows.

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