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Over 14K excess NON COVID deaths within Scottish homes since 2020. Emails to MSPs fall on deaf ears. NHS has never seen LESS patients in it's entire history than the last 3 years n Scotland ! The whole thing is such an enormous psy-op fraud and crime !

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Feb 28, 2023Liked by Joel Smalley

I have a relative who believes safe and effective. It's like he sees some data set and I set this. It's exhausting trying to show him the data doesn't add up. Who is right? Ugh. But your earlier articles today seem so rock sid to me I have to shake my head. I hope his grandsons aren't one of the statistics.

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Feb 28, 2023Liked by Joel Smalley

This was always on the cards. They knew it. We knew it... well, the awake ones did

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Feb 28, 2023Liked by Joel Smalley

Yes, no malice or intent at the lower levels. Yes, they were really just good Germans. Yes, they were just following orders. Yes, they just killed 6,000,000 Jews. Yes, no malice or intent at the lower levels.

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Reminds of the old medical dining room joke: "The operation was a success, but the patient died" !

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Feb 28, 2023Liked by Joel Smalley

MIT has another dead student: Cana Anduze (1997-2023), in the Sloan school (same as Prof. Retsef Levi). Previous unexpected deaths: swimmer Mason Weinstock (2003–2021), and professors Jim Wang, James Swan, and Paul Lagacé all in 2021.

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Feb 28, 2023Liked by Joel Smalley

Any cost/benefit analysis of lockdown would have predicted rhus. Which is, presumably, why none was undertaken.

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Yeah this is probably the most shocking part of the US data that has never been talked about. 2020 sees a huuuge number of non-COVID excess deaths.

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The non-covid deaths were/are/will be ignored by everyone. They don't follow the desired narrative of covid as a biblical plague spreading across the earth and taking loved ones before their time. The narrative is still firmly in place which is why talking to covidians about the jabs is a waste of time. They have to believe nobody died because of the measures implemented to save us all and they have to believe the jabs they took have saved millions from certain covid death. So the excess deaths have no meaning to the vast majority. Most people don't know of anyone who died of covid or who died unexpectedly - the unexpected deaths that have been going on can always be sighed over as tragic and just one of those things.

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"In other words, for every ten unavoidable ‘COVID’ deaths"

The unavoidable part is controversial. Since repurposed, inexpensive treatment alternatives to jabs (HCQ, IVM, etc.) were smeared, some of the supposedly unavoidable premature deaths were, in fact, avoidable. I estimate 80%. This turns the ratio to 2 unavoidable : 15 avoidable.

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Here's one from the ONS:

https://awkwardgit.substack.com/p/ons-admitted-in-mid-2020-most-covid

In this ONS weekly death report and a few others posted just before and after this one https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/deaths/bulletins/deathsregisteredweeklyinenglandandwalesprovisional/weekending17july2020

Section 2: "The disease has had a larger impact on those most vulnerable (for example, those who already suffer from a medical condition) and those at older ages. Some of these deaths would have likely occurred over the duration of the year but have occurred earlier because of COVID-19. These deaths occurring earlier than expected could contribute to a period of deaths below the five-year average.”

Read it again and digest it properly.

“Some of these deaths would have likely occurred over the duration of the year but have occurred earlier because of COVID-19. “

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People died of despair, I knew a couple who just needed to be able to go down the pub. They OD, I think they would still be with us if they had the support of their community.

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