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Jul 3, 2022Liked by Joel Smalley

When South Africa had their harsh lockdown at the beginning of the pandemic people who live hand to mouth day by day were dying of hunger.

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Jul 3, 2022Liked by Joel Smalley

South Africa has a very young population (50% below the age of 21), the majority of people were unable to lock down economically, and unable to social distance, and ivermectin was in use.

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Excessive deaths for 3 reasons:

1. Inadequate treatment of blood clots created by severe Covid which leads to eventual deaths.

2. Deaths from consequences of lockdowns and also supply chain failures during Covid

3. Deaths from mRNA shots

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The thing is...

All the high vaxxed countries show a similar pattern... and the low vaxxed countries don't:

https://metatron.substack.com/p/covid-requiem-aeternam?s=r

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South Africa has just received several billion Rand "loan" from the IMF to buy vaccines.

Hold your horses until that plays out!

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Spot on!

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Respectfully, 82,650 COVID deaths represents 38% of 215,081 total excess deaths not 28%.

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I could be wrong, because this is only anecdotal, but I have seen what appears to be significant pushback in SA against completing the original series of shots or taking boosters. This could account for a disruption in the initial surge of deaths possibly associated with the shots. Of course, this is simply speculation to account for the drop off.

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