The Accountant and the GP, who each recently featured on Tipp Today, will be talking with The Razor’s Edge this Tuesday on Spaces.
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(Better sound quality, but no visuals of Fischer or Wodarg here).
The “recovering academic” used to work in a university lab – until he objected to the COVID nonsense.
On Friday he shared his insights into, and understanding of, the big picture with the committee.
Especially heartening to witness his warm exchange with Dr. Wolfgang Wodarg.
Sage Hana was impressed too: Wolfgang Wodarg and JJ Couey Ask the Right Questions
Following on from the OECD report conversation and Patrick E. Walsh’s subsequent rebuttal, Tipp Today featured Dr. Billy Ralph on January 10th.
The GP shared his perspective on the excess deaths in Ireland and how the response to COVID affected his practice and patients.
Probably too long for a newbie, but the first 59 minutes are a good synopsis of JJ Couey’s perspective. After which he discusses yet more ‘dissident’ figures (in this case Bret Weinstein, Robert Malone and Steve Kirsch) who:
Yes, arguably some he talks about might simply be slower at catching on than others. But these highly educated, intelligent people are doing these things FOUR YEARS after the COVID story broke. That’s a long time. Is it any wonder he’d doubt them?
The Jessica mentioned at 01:03:55 is Jessica Hockett who is exploring the strange case of New York’s “mass casualty event” which demonstrates (amongst other things) there were no signs of ‘spread’. Her work can be found on Woodhouse76.com
JJ Couey playlist | GigaohmBiological.com
In his interview Patrick mentions some links. He has provided them on his Substack.
Did the report use the most appropriate figures to base calculations on?
Is the hyping of the report preparing the public for what the official COVID review is going to find?
Are the three years 2020, 2021 and 2022 being lumped together to disguise the facts that
Explore the figures yourself on IrelandExcessDeaths.com and RIPcounties.ie 1Each site use different methods of counting RIP.ie death notices. Hence some slight variance in their numbers. But the trends they identify are the same.
Related: Tipp Today. Is There hope? OECD: no excess deaths in Ireland 2020-2022
But… Jan 3rd audience comments and how the host Alison spoke suggest considerable scepticism.1Extracted from the full podcast recording here. Even amongst some who have taken a transfection.
The first 19 minutes feature Prof Anthony Staines exceptional mental and verbal gymnastics talking about the OECD report.
For those reading from abroad… “Tipp” is short for the county of Tipperary – which has seen a noticeable upswing in deaths in recent years:
This graph is doing the rounds again.
But most sharing it don’t describe how people can verify it for themselves.
Pity.
Because “that graph is fake” will likely be the first denial strategy the mind of many will deploy.
Mark Kulacz explains transfection and why it is important we use the term when discussing the COVID-19 injections.
