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The graph looks like a two-humped camel 🐫 compared to a squirrel 🐿. Remarkable and devastating all the more because this emperor in funeral attire is being stridently avoided. Now nearly everyone is the yokel who got scammed into believing he or she bought the Eiffel Tower, until they get heart disease or cancer or blood clots from a common cold that triggers an overactive, imprinted immune response. Tragic.

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Nov 7, 2022Liked by Joel Smalley

Now everybody will ask for their country data!

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Joel, please may you provide the source of the raw data ( Some friends in Germany may not know this and from visits earlier in the year, Germans were living in abject fear of the "mask" tyranny in February which abated a tad when we visited again in September (different regions).

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Agreed! We're all sure you're up to the job, Joel! It's very morale-boosting for those who aren't so good with figures...

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Nov 7, 2022·edited Nov 7, 2022

How does a cumulative tally of excess deaths go negative? (As we see in 2016, 17, 18, 19?) A cumulative tally of deaths would be monotonically increasing.

Are they arising from the dead?

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Any reason why in this case the blue "covid" deaths don't look particularly excessive as compared to other countries?

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What is your baseline?

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Many thanks again!

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