Tag: Statistics

Roy Butler inquest delayed

Roy Butler (23) from Waterford died five days post Janssen vaccine.117th Aug, 2021 The Janssen vaccine is the ‘one shot’ Covid 19 vaccine manufactured by Johnson and Johnson.

The process of preparing an inquest into his death requires specific information from Janssen but this has not been forthcoming…

It is unlikely the inquest will be held, before Coroner Phillip Comyn, until 2023 at the earliest.

Louise Roseingrave

Young Texans are Dying at Unprecedented Rates

Since the mRNA Experiment Began

But don’t worry.

It’s just another one of a few hundred similar statistical coincidences.

… Same time period, same state, same cohort. Twice as many excess deaths after the introduction of a novel, still experimental medical intervention.

… even more weird is that the weekly excess deaths only really spike in mid-July, almost exactly 5 months after the experiment begins and follow a remarkably similar distribution pattern

Joel Smalley

(Note: He didn’t remark on it but Smalley’s Texas chart also shows the same ‘trending upwards and not returning to baseline’ pattern that has been highlighted by others).

Steve Kirsch cites several others who have also found time-lag patterns (in both US and UK data).

Just more coincidences. Nothing to see here.

Scotland: excess baby deaths investigation

I don’t like linking to platforms that endanger lives by censoring data and medical opinion. But I’m not aware of Dr. John Campbell publishing anywhere else… and this info needs to get out.

(Plus, in my humble opinion, this is a masterful display of how to communicate without tripping the censorship algorithms. Wonder if they’ll start censoring silence, tone-of-voice and/or facial expressions next?!)

Watch on YouTube

Here’s what he wrote in the video description:

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Australia: all-cause deaths up 17.1%

Official Australian stats1Archive versions of that page here and here. show 17.1% more deaths than expected in 2021-2022. Here’s their main graph – to which I’ve added southern hemisphere seasons.

Initially the ‘with and without Covid’ approach distracted from the key metric: all-cause deaths (red line).

But, once focused I began comparing the red line to the baseline range (light blue zone)… and recalled something my statistics lecturer in university said: the height of the curve is not as important as the total area under it.

So I found myself wondering:

  • why did deaths in this particular Australian summer so greatly exceed
    1. the normal summer range and
    2. also that of the previous winter?2The chart’s language and design suggests these summer deaths are Covid related. But since when did respiratory viruses do more harm in summer than winter?!
  • why are deaths this current winter so much higher than in the previous, less-vaccinated winter?!
  • why are Australian all-cause deaths trending upwards and not returning to normal seasonal ranges – just like we see in:
    1. Rancourt’s USA findings
    2. Engler’s Lombardy analysis3see the final chart I included
    3. Euromomo
    4. Eurostat (I’ve highlighted baseline “0” in their graph)

Who could have seen this coming?

Stats people like Joel Smalley as it happens. In May he posted:

Australia begins to reap what it has sown. It’s grim.

Dr. John Campbell went in to more detail about Australia.

Thanks to checkur6 for highlighting these stats at the end of the latest Young Hearts vid.

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    Archive versions of that page here and here.
  • 2
    The chart’s language and design suggests these summer deaths are Covid related. But since when did respiratory viruses do more harm in summer than winter?!
  • 3
    see the final chart I included

Young Hearts 25

Uncharted Waters (Pfizer confirms)

Pfizer made a stunning admission this week in an EU Parliament that they did ‘no testing for transmission’, before releasing it onto the market.
Dr Birx recently admitted that she “knew it wouldn’t stop transmission” and they “overplayed the vaccine”
Barack Obama stated in April 2022 that “we’ve now essentially clinically tested (chuckle) the vaccine on billions of people worldwide”

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Death in Europe, All Ages and Children – 2017 to 2022

I don’t know about other data analysts, but with three children of my own under the age of 14, I can’t help but cry when I do these analyses.

Joel Smalley
Weekly Average Excess Deaths, 0 to 14 Year Olds, Europe – source: EuroMOMO (euromomo.eu) 2022

Literally counting the deaths, he asks…

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The Lombardy Analysis

A pattern difficult to explain by viral spread.1An article by eugyppius (The Earliest Days of the Italian Pandemic, or: Why Nobody Wants To Talk About February 2020 Anymore) got Jonathan Engler digging in the Lombardy regional death data.

The first thing to note… is the extreme synchronicity of the excess death curves… surprising in the context of a “spreading” virus. The next thing to note is the height and sharpness of the peaks in deaths.

This extremely rapid rise and fall, to unprecedented levels, also seen synchronously elsewhere in Lombardy, does not look at all natural. However, it does resemble another, non-viral incident. In 2003 there was a huge spike in elderly deaths in France, triggered by a heatwave…

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Seven simple questions for the unenlightened

COVID mostly affects the over 65s.

So what would you expect to see when you look at younger age groups and compare

  • excess deaths1As a certain number of deaths are statistically expected each week/month/year ‘zero’ excess deaths means people were dying in normal numbers. So, below the zero line indicates fewer deaths than expected, above indicates more than expected. in 2020 (when COVID was ‘new’) with
  • excess deaths in 2021 (when the miracle shots came into action)?

Why is the “vaccine” year so much higher than the virus year and where is the declaration of a public health emergency?

Joel Smalley

His charts, explanations and resulting questions are worth the five minute read.

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    As a certain number of deaths are statistically expected each week/month/year ‘zero’ excess deaths means people were dying in normal numbers. So, below the zero line indicates fewer deaths than expected, above indicates more than expected.