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Jun 2, 2022Liked by Joel Smalley

Thanks for the analysis. The Quebec thing is quite interesting and really makes you go hmmm. This is a province that literally killed off their seniors in homes in the first year of the pandemic (if you showed any COVID symptoms they gave you a lethal dose of sedation). Why would their life year's improve? Maybe because they killed off all their vulnerable before the vaccine to make it look better after? Maybe they sent placebo vax lots to that province. I seriously would not put it past them.

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Jun 2, 2022Liked by Joel Smalley

Exactly!! Every country I've looked at that I could get data for (and I am but grasshopper with data collation, compared to mighty Metatron!!) After the shots roll out they start having c19 waves off season and I don't understand why no one is going , "huh, that's totally weird!". Its a respiratory disease, they have always reflected seasonality. The excuse used, when I mention it- " but it's a novel virus, so of course it's doing weird things." 😐😐😑🙄

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Jun 2, 2022Liked by Joel Smalley

We residents of kanadistan are thankful for this “Can-con”. Sad as it is....

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This is such valuable information. Thank you for pulling together this data!!

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Curiouser & Curiouser.

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Jun 2, 2022Liked by Joel Smalley

BC had a heat wave end of June 2021 where many elderly died

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Jun 3, 2022Liked by Joel Smalley

From 2016 to 2020

Alberta highest deaths happen January, February, March and December.

Alberta lowest death rates are June through October 30th.

So I would say it's very unusual to have these high deaths rates during spring, summer and fall.

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Great data analysis! Getting curioser and curiouser! Is it the function of the degree of blatant data falsification rather than the geographic longitude?

Also, the jab enthusiasts should expect the trend to bend down and flatten, if not outright fall, rather than continue its linear upward trajectory, with 90+%% jabbed many times over???

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Jun 2, 2022Liked by Joel Smalley

Thank you, Joel! You are making important information accessible and understandable. I pass it on often, to my doctors, parents, others. Keep sheets of some graphs in my purse for illustration, like a conversation in a checkout line comes up sometimes and "Here, look at this, take it with you."

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Jun 2, 2022Liked by Joel Smalley

Sharing, thank you.

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6/14+15 they will evaluate and authorize child sacrifice per the radio, then commence shooting 6/21

Not sure is that all of US of Arrogance child under 5 or only killafornia.

I think the former

Ashish Jah

Kpfa 4 pm news headlines

CDC Rochel wallenski gets to give final approval to child sacrifice for under 5 y o to get big Harma hacksxxxine shots.

Stunning

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In Quebec, the obedient public are trying to wrap their heads around how we can have relatively good excess death numbers (lately touted by our government) while also having Canada’s worst corona death toll per population.

The excess deaths out west are typically attributed to the regional heat wave. It’s very jarring to most people that heat could cause more deaths out west than the dreaded virus, yet their excess deaths are more than double their Corona deaths last year. The numbers also indicate that Quebec overcounts Corona deaths, which is hardly something to be proud of.

So the waters are muddied as far as the west is concerned, but I would suggest that one reason for Quebec’s departure from what you see in US states could be a standardized and slower system of administering the shots. Here, people were getting shots on a fixed schedule with months between the first and second shot, generally in mass vaccination clinics with nurses that seemed well trained. Perhaps they were better at properly injecting the drug into the muscle rather than into the bloodstream? Compared to the thousand different providers offering shots in a US state, Quebec’s system would at least be more consistently good or bad.

The other big difference is that Quebec was unable to get as many “doses” as they would have liked early on, so we were behind schedule compared to the US. The booster campaign quickly petered out early this year as the uselessness of the shots was being demonstrated by higher than ever transmission rates. As you get into younger age groups, very people people had a 3rd shot and it wasn’t mandated anywhere, in stark contrast to US colleges. This was entirely because of the timeline though, and not any ethical principles. The vaccine narrative fell apart “just in time” to save us from 3rd dose coercion..

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A couple of thoughts.

First, the Canadian mortality season is winter, just like every other northern hemispheric country. (I was going to insert a plot from StatsCan showing all-cause mortality by year from 2010 - but cannot). It shows the trend - high in winter, low in summer. That means your assumption that spikes between June & Aug definitely anomalous. Second, Quebec is basically a self-governing country inside Canada. It benefits from all that Canada offers, especially money, but offers nothing except territorial continuity. They are ruled by nationalists whose main goal is the defense of Quebec and the Quebecois. That defense is absolute. There is no doubt their health officials saw the FDA documents in advance and almost certainly would not have agreed to using shots that kill people on Quebecers. The Trudeauites would likely have been ok with that as long as Quebec got on board with the pro-shot propaganda, shot everyone up with the placebos, and most importantly got everyone on the the compliance passports. One possible explanation is that Quebec insisted on placebo shots. That leaves the rest of the western provinces looking somewhat similar.

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Any analysis of NL, Newfoundland and Labrador.

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