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May 6, 2022Liked by Joel Smalley

The stats are beyond me Joel, but you have laid out your workings for anybody to see. Thank you. As others have pointed out, so much, for so little, and at what terrible cost to us all.

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A Public Health Emergency in Canada: The Rate of Change in Excess Millennial Deaths Can’t Be Explained by a Sudden Rush of Suicides, Overdoses, Cancers

https://lionessofjudah.substack.com/p/a-public-health-emergency-in-canada

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Thanks Joel .. it is unsurprising that the vaccines have so little impact when 85-95% of the population have immune systems that cope well with Covid..

the real issue is are they destroying our immune response? Apparently so with boosted people getting covid more…

Thanks for your tenacity.. every time I go to write things down I get frustrated that the flaws In The narrative are so obvious why cannot others see?

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What I still don't really get about the whole "SARS-COV-2 is a small deal" or "vaccines are killing people!!!" crowd, is both statistics are always so incredibly small. 1,000 per 1 million range = 0.1% of the entire population in excess death. Meaning 99.9% of people survived both the vaccine and covid-19. Yet, and I mean no offense, but Joey Smalley, has dedicated probably upwards of 300 hours doing long, in-depth analysis, articles, graphs, paragraphs of text and so-forth over something which combined with covid-deaths, has a 99.9% survival rating.

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When you say "In 2021, the year of the vaccine, with a p-value of 26.8%, the vaccine had no significant impact on all-cause mortality", you mean *because of the high p-value* it had no significant impact? Because the chart shows a clear positive correlation, i.e., more vaccination gives more excess mortality.

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Great work, as always Joel. Any chance you could analyse all cause mortality in Sweden (minimal govt intervention) vs Australia (heavy government intervention)? It would be interesting to see if there was an effect, a timing change, or no effect.

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I don't trust the data from most European countries. Exceptions are: Iceland and Sweden, why? Because they have inflated the covid metrics and deflated the vaccine injuries for egregious political purposes.

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Thank you, Joel. I would like to share this with certain colleagues. What datasets did you use?

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Is there any way to age-standardise this analysis? Seems like a potentially big confounder. All else equal, a country with a younger population will have lower excess mortality rates and lower vaccination rates - but not necessarily to the same extents

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The data should be weighed with population of the country.

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