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Looks like Shaggy wants to try it for the eight-man role in the picture.
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Arise!
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But there's Scooby doing the other chair.
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Surprise! It's the Scooby head the eight-man was wearing.
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Now there's real talent.
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We sure fooled him Scooby. We ought to be in the movies.
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Spare!
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Show me who we go!
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Good evening ladies and gentlemen, this is Giga Home Biological.
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It's a high-resistance, low-noise information brief brought to you by a biologist.
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It is Friday the 13th of October, 2023.
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Lots of threes today.
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What to say about that?
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Not the wrong with free.
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Let's go!
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Trying to figure out a way to get Joey in the door.
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You see that? That was nice.
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That was nice.
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Oh, I ran out of music. What happened there?
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It was a little weird.
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I might just...
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Might just do something like this.
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Because it's just funny, I don't know.
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There was no spread in New York.
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Infectious clones are the only real threat.
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Placebo batches were likely distributed and
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in healthy mammals is dumb.
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To put it another way, protocols were murdered, gain of function is a mythology.
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The Scooby-Doo mystery that you are fooled into solving is real.
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And the players are committed to the lies.
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Ladies and gentlemen, this is Giga Home Biological.
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And we are here every night trying to
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excavate ourselves from the cave.
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And so we're keeping our flashlights forward.
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We're keeping our arms straight.
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And we are not surrendering to the fear and confusion and doubt.
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And that's where we are.
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Good evening ladies and gentlemen.
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Welcome to the show coming to you live from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, dropping zero frames.
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I assume that my lips and the picture are roughly or the lips of my sound are roughly locked.
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That could be good.
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I paid this out before I get a copyright strike there.
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As usual, you know, not a lot of any different frames or different slides set tonight.
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Just get right to the show.
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Thanks to everybody for supporting the stream for these last three years.
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Thank you very much for sharing it.
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And if you can do so with this one as well, don't take the bait on TV and social media
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because there's a lot of it right now.
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The mystery is still being solved.
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We are still unmasking the bad guys.
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And we keep circling the block all the time, coming back to Berwick and EcoHealth Alliance
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and Tony Fauci and America and lying and USAID and the CIA.
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And we've got to wake up from this.
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We've got to wake up from it, and we're not going to wake up from it
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if you keep listening to the same storytellers.
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We're not going to wake up from it.
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If we keep listening to the same storytellers, it's not going to happen.
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But the same storytellers are telling stories to the other people
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and then the other people and then the other people.
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And this is where we are.
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where we are. And so we've been trying to figure out this map of people you're gonna
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have to apologize, I have to apologize, my hoodies a little magic on the green screen.
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But this illusion of consensus can be broken if we see it, if we can start to show it to
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people that this agreement doesn't make any sense between these people.
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And if we are honest, there aren't that many people that have been very consistent throughout
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the pandemic. But one of them is definitely Nick Hudson. And he just gave a talk a couple
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days ago, which I have been recommended to watch. I'm not, I have not watched it yet.
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My plan is to take notes and stop it as minimally as possible to make this about an eight on
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hour long show. So let's roll the dice and see how long I can keep my mouth shut. By the
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way, intramuscular injection of any combination of substances with the intent of augmenting
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the immune system is likely silly. And for sure, transmission is not immunization. So
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we can stop all of those. We'll talk about that later. This show is about the perception
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of what is true, the lights that are going by your head right now. If I scoot out of the
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way a little bit, those lights that make it seem like that you're going through a tunnel,
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obviously, you know, you're really not going through a tunnel with other side tunnels that
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are lit by other lights. But it looks like you are. And if this goes fast enough, and there's
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enough physical stimulation or or distraction, for example, a lockdown or economic pain or
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TV fear or social media hype, then a pandemic can seem very, very real, just like this tunnel
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can seem really real, especially if the only window to the outside world is a two dimensional
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screen. These people are spectacularly committed to the lies. And Nick Hudson brings his a game
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as he presents the data as we know it. And I think it's going to be a pretty good talk. Although,
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I haven't seen it. It's title actuarial and statistical problems around the COVID phenomenon.
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I have very high hopes. I consider Nick a pandemic friend. I met him through Panda,
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obviously, and I feel like although Panda is an organization full of a variety of individuals,
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I believe Nick to be a man of good faith and a man of seeking the truth. I do really feel like
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he's one of these few. And that's why he's one of those green squares in my current people map.
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So let's get this on. I'll string my head as soon as I hit play.
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Didn't I hit play? Well, come back. We continue now with our 50th annual convention and the 75th
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birthday celebration of the actuarial society of South Africa. If we're just meeting for the first
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time, my name is Inkramila Andrew. I'm going to be your host for the rest of the day.
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So it's been just over three years since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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And so allowing us time to reflect and analyze and review different perspectives, to better
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understand things, and hopefully learn lessons from past events in order to improve for the future.
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In these next two separate presentations that follow, we'll hear from presenters who will
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highlight the importance of actually in such a pandemic event, as well as sharing processes
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and technical research. Can we do the South African accent on 1.5? Is that okay with everybody?
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If you have to, if I have to slow it down one more now, just tell me.
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Findings when analyzing the COVID-19 pandemic. I think it'll be easier.
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You're able to engage with the technical context and research findings of the
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presentations during the Q&A session at the end of each presentation. In this first session,
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we have Nikaxanja to deliver his presentation entitled actuarial and statistical problems
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around the COVID-19 phenomenon. Thank you very much. I'm going to start by claiming
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a first. My sister, who's much more interesting than I am, is on stage next door at the same time
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that I'm on stage here. She's not an actuary. She's a radio presenter, but there you have it.
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How often does that happen at the convention? Family affair, really. Most of us are old enough
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to remember how bad COVID, sorry, bad models were so implicated in the 2008 financial crisis.
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The dawn of the COVID phenomenon was greeted by a plethora of models predicting doom
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of strikingly similar scale. And without exception, I'd be failing to bear even a vague
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resemblance to its reality. Those models generally assumed that there was a deadly virus and that
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lockdowns would slow the spread of it, resulting in less dying. One would call the results
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comical if their impact on society had not been so tragic. When Sweden famously rejected the
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lockdown idea, the models who facilitated the locking down of the world rejected that it would
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experience in a few short weeks a whole year's worth of extra death, translating into a weekly
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mortality rate some six times normal levels. That would leave them at the end of the year
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with twice the level of normal deaths. What actually emerged was that Sweden had a year of
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mortality in line with its tenure average. Now, in our actuarial studies, we learn about a little
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thing called the actuarial control cycle, which amongst others entails testing our models against
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emergent evidence in commercial settings failing to employ the control cycle after a signal as
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loud as this one. I think he's saying too much important to go so fast.
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Just going to slow it down one tick so everybody catches it a little bit. He's a very smart guy.
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He speaks very well. There's nothing to do with him. It has to do with my desire for you to hear
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Nick and what he's got to say. He's going to roll it back. The impact on society had not been so
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tragic. When Sweden famously rejected the lockdown idea, the models who facilitated the locking down
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of the world projected that it would experience in a few short weeks a whole year's worth of
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extra death, translating into a weak immortality rate some six times normal levels. That would leave
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them at the end of the year with twice the level of normal deaths. What actually emerged was that
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Sweden had a year of mortality in line with its tenure average. Now, in our actuarial studies,
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we learn about a little thing called the actuarial control cycle, which amongst others entails testing
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our models against emergent evidence. In commercial settings failing to employ the control cycle
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after a signal as loud as this one would likely result in the responsible actuary
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facing some very difficult questions, if not being fired. Now, the evidence that those models
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called SIR models or susceptible infected recovered models were not merely incorrectly calibrated,
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but wholly inappropriate for application to the COVID phenomenon and that the ensuing policy
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recommendations was wrong, was available abundantly and available decisively within weeks of the
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onset of the COVID hysteria, but it was all ignored. It was as if the actuarial control cycle had never
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been invented. At Panda, the organisation I co-founded along with a group of multidisciplinary
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professionals to push back against the catastrophic hysteria, we could see, for example, that completely
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different places with similar population characteristics experienced completely different mortality
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outcomes, and that these differences could not be explained by viral dynamics, something else was
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at work. This observation led us to adopt an empirical modeling approach capable of subsuming
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all factors, not merely the theory of a novel daily virus. And despite not being perfect,
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that model was very accurate. As the South African coronavirus modding consortium and the
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actuarial society continued to deploy SIR models, we uttered their inaccuracy by making various
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predictions that were strongly validated by emergent evidence. For example, at the time of release of
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SACMA's revised model, we predicted that it would breach the lower bound of its
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comically broad confidence intervals in 10 weeks. We were out by one day. Similarly,
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we predicted that hospital bed demand would be just 5% of what they projected, and again,
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correctly, in the Western Cape, our model predicted peak utilization of hospital beds to the digit.
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In December of 2020, we engaged with the premier of the Western Cape. We asked him what had made
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him spend hundreds of millions building two field hospitals. He said that was what the models
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told them they would need. We described the inaccuracy of the SACMA models to him,
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and he said he wasn't using them. He mistakenly, as it turns out, said that he was using the
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NASA model. He then astonished us by saying that he was investing in a third facility.
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Now, as it turns out, it seems it was not NASA who was advising him, but a consulting firm
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using one of the varied but consistently wrong scenarios from the second iteration of the
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NASA model. I hope that his claim about this will be investigated and that the failure of,
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you know, by whatever consulting firm that was to comply with the normal
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arterial control cycle will have some consequences because the public interest was definitely not
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protected in that scenario. But building pointless facilities was the least of the travesties,
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unleashed upon the public by woefully advised and highly pressurized governments.
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The financial and humanitarian consequences of lockdowns have been quite staggering.
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The established NGO, Action Against Hunger, finds as follows. Before COVID lockdowns,
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the number of people at risk of starvation was 135 million worldwide. By the end of 2021,
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that had increased by another 135 million people, and in 2022, it then increased by a further 67
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million people. The result is that we currently experience about 10 million new deaths a year
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from starvation, three million of them among children. It's a staggering, staggering
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consequence of lockdown. On top of that, about $4 trillion of wealth has been siphoned off
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from the middle classes to the benefit of a coterie of billionaires, the number of whom
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swelled by a quarter over the lockdown period. Now, numbers take time to be updated, but charts
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like this one tell a story of the haves benefiting at the expense of the have-nots.
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And this is precisely the kind of outcome that Panda had warned of in our first paper,
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which stirred up so much breastfeeding range and anxiety amid people swept up by the false
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narrative of the COVID phenomenon. If you're not,
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loss of life as COVID stood stood to was a dramatic underestimate.
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May 2020. That's that's some impressive, impressive stuff.
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Convinced that such people were engaged in acts of immense folly, we have an interesting tidbit
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for you. Let's, for a moment, suspend judgment on that whole suite of SIR models. Let's assume
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for a minute that they were actually appropriate. And we ask the question, what happens when you
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deploy such models reflecting one of the clearest and earliest available empirical results under
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the COVID phenomenon, namely that COVID exhibited intense age-graduated mortality with deaths,
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among even vaguely healthy under-70s being negligible? What happens if you incorporate
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differential mobility for the at-risk elderly? Now, at this website, we have a model you can
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play with showing that reducing the mobility of the non-vulnerable by locking down causes her
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immunity to be attained with higher prevalence among the vulnerable. Let that sink in for a minute.
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What it means is that in terms of the very logic of SIR models themselves,
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lockdowns can clearly be predicted to shift disease burden onto the people most likely to die,
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causing total deaths to increase. This is a stunning reality and I invite you to look at
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this website and verify it for yourself. Okay, having argued that the application of SIR models
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is invalid. I think what's important to note here, I'm not sure if this is the model,
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it would have been one of the models, but there are a couple old guys in Panda that are old
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ecologists. Believe it or not, ecologists are really good at making models. A lot of their stuff
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is based on, you know, you make a sample across an ecosystem and then you make a sample across
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an ecosystem and then you make a sample across an ecosystem and then you make a model of what's
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happening based on those repeated samples over seasons. And so making a model of people getting
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infected and it's spreading and so that's easy for them. Maybe they can do that and it's the same
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kind of map, it's the same programming. And so Panda's website had a number of these models
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at one point that you could play with, which I think is pretty extraordinary. It's not something
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that the American or the Dutch or the your any European CDC had where scroll up and down on the
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R knot. So you can see what it does or scroll up and down on our predictions. So you can see what
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they do. So you can see how absurd our predictions are. Or you can see what our predictions will look
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like over years and why these models aren't right because they don't really. And you can play around
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with this, the idea of changing the age dependency of the of the potential for lethality
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and changing the way that that affects, you know, there are ways to do it. And there are ways that
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they could have brought us to understand these models better. But if they would have done that,
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they wouldn't have been able to make the claims that they wanted to make. We would understand the
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limits of their model. And the whole charade would have been over. We would have seen the two-dimensional
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scenery trees for what they were, because we would have turned them on their side like this and go
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wait, that's not a real tree. And that's what these models are. From the front, they're painted
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beautiful and they look like a great thing like, wow, we really understand this biology. Look,
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we can even adjust some parameters and the biology responds. Ooh. But even Nick will admit
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that this is a model that is dumb because it's still just these real basic epidemiology models
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based on infection and immunity and blah, blah, blah, like three variables. But if they're going to
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use it, then at least we might as well show them how they're not using it very well. Because if you
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add one more variable like age dependence, your model makes some pretty dark predictions.
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It's gorgeous, Nick. Congratulations, keep going. We need to get back to some reliable findings.
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We now have hundreds of studies validating this one from Panda's paper in mid 2020.
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This will be familiar to a great number of you who have ever done numerical and technical work,
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which I imagine will be quite a few. Lockdown students, he was entirely uncorrelated with
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official mortality data. On the x-axis, we have lockdown, stringency, on the y-axis,
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official COVID mortality. And that, ladies and gentlemen, is a pain splat. No correlation.
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Now, we can return to the point I mentioned earlier, that one of our first and earliest
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conclusions was that something else was going on other than viral spread and that it had to do
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with where you were. Before exploring what that something is, let's explore the theoretical
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framework for this. A syndemic is the aggregation of two epidemics that exacerbate disease burden,
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where two processes are present, statistical methods can be used to assess which is the
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more important and how much it contributes. And one of those methods is a type of Bayesian analysis.
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You look at which of these two factors elicits a differentiation in the objective population.
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And we get some very clear and for some people quite startling findings when we do that.
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When the presence of COVID or a PCR test, for example, is used as a flag, what we find is that
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the characteristics of COVID deaths are identical to the characteristics of non-COVID deaths among
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multiple dimensions. So age, gender, income, and comorbidity prevalence. And this strongly
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suggests, very strongly suggests that COVID is not a cause of age. See what I mean by starting
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outcome. But if you flag people for where they were, when they died, the proportion of deaths
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varies spectacularly by that flag. The virus would seem to obey political borders at a very
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granular level, which is, of course, impossible. Death attributed to COVID emerged to be very
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heavily determined by political boundaries at multiple levels of granularity. The combination
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of those two results, the failure of COVID to divide deaths into differential populations
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and the very strong tendency of geographic flags to divide them very strongly suggests that
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variation in clinical and public health practices is a major culprit where excess mortality is
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involved. So does everybody understand that? If it was a disease, it should, it should separate
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on age, it should separate on the same morbidity, prevalences,
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sorry, and it doesn't. So in other words, it's not sorting by what you would expect it to sort
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if it was a respiratory disease with a certain set of of vulnerabilities in a certain vulnerable
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population. Instead, instead, as Denny has told us a couple days in a row now and even told Kim
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Iverson, it respects municipalities, it respects hospital regions, and it, it respects the protocols
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that were present. And so if the deaths don't cross borders, then they have something to do
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with what the people are doing inside of those borders rather than the biology, which, of course,
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crosses borders, and the biology that affects certain people more than other people,
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certain vulnerable people more than certain healthy people. But we actually didn't see that,
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which is really in some ways pretty striking. I think we should listen to him say it again
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because he says it better himself. Two results, the failure of COVID to divide deaths into
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differential populations and the very strong tendency of geographic flags to divide them very
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strongly suggests that variation in clinical and public health practices is a major culprit
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where excess mortality is involved. A second syndemic phenomenon was indeed operating in the
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background beyond the reach of media attention. Now, if this strikes you as something that's
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difficult to digest, I invite you to indulge in something of a thought experiment. Imagine that
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one day when no particular virus or bacterium or fungus was in circulation, you woke up to find
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that your local hospital administrator was announcing on television that certain changes
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would be made to his hospital's policies. Henceforth, patients with flu-like symptoms
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would be isolated. They would receive massively reduced attendance by healthcare workers.
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They would no longer receive antibiotics to suppress secondary infections.
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Crucial patient advocacy provided by the hospital visitation system would be terminated.
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The hospital's would administer a new drug called remdesivir, a drug of no demonstrated
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efficacy and associated with multiple organ failure. The patients would be put on ventilators.
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Even when they had no kinetic difficulty breathing, party to prevent the suspected
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aerosolization of viral particles that might endanger hospital staff and even though the
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ventilator mortality rate was running at well above 90%. Now, I put it to you that if that
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announcement happened under normal circumstances, there would be an immediate public outcry.
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And everybody would be abundantly, it would be abundantly clear to everybody
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that such moves would result in countless deaths. And there is your syndemic because that is exactly
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what transpired under COVID. There you go. In a nutshell,
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I want to hear it again because it's just so damn good. I'm going to turn it up.
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That was impressive. That's impressive. This is the thought experiment that I tried to get Peter
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to do that actually, actually, I think Danny Rancor helped me make Peter do this thought experiment
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in his hand. Listen to the thought experiment that Nick describes this, this, this syndemic,
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it's a systemic epidemic of behavior. And if you changed all the behavior and across the board,
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the policy change of how we're going to treat respiratory disease and the changes weren't good.
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That's what happens.
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Now, if this strikes you as something that's difficult to digest, I invite you to indulge
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in something of a thought experiment. Imagine that one day when no particular virus or
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bacteria or fungus was in circulation, you woke up to find that your local hospital
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administrator was announcing on television that certain changes would be made to his hospital's
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policies. Henceforth, patients with flu-like symptoms would be isolated. They would receive
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massively reduced attendance by healthcare workers. They would no longer receive antibiotics to
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suppress secondary infections. Crucial patient advocacy provided by the hospital visitation
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system would be terminated. The hospital's would administer a new drug called Remdesivir,
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a drug of no demonstrated efficacy, and associated with multiple organ failure.
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The patients would be put on ventilators. Even when they had no kinetic difficulty breathing,
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partly to prevent the suspected aerosolization of viral particles that might endanger hospital
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staff, and even though the ventilator mortality rate was running at well above 90%.
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Now, I'd put it to you that if that announcement happened under normal circumstances, there would
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be an immediate public outcry. And everybody would be abundantly clear to everybody
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that such moves would result in countless deaths. And there is your syndemic because that is exactly
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what transpired under COVID. Such practices were taken up more enthusiastically in certain hospitals
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than in others and in certain districts than in others, explaining the stock geospatial
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differentials among other deaths. And that also why it correlated with the lockdowns,
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because essentially either you had a top down administration from the governor to the state
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health administrator or whatever the hell they're called in your state down to the school boards
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and the county and whatever. In Pennsylvania, that's the way it was. You just had somebody at
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the top saying we're going to follow all the rules. And once that person says that, it's all the way
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down the chain. And if you have that, then you also have more likely hospital administrators
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that are just going to say no holds barred, follow the protocols. And there were other places
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where they just weren't that strict. And when you weren't that strict, then doctors did what
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they should have done done and just treated like they treat all the time the symptoms said they
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see in front of them. And that's why there was no spread of the deaths. The mortality didn't
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spread. It respected borders. And that's why it respected borders because it was human behavior.
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Top down orchestrated human behavior. Just like this thought experiment that Nick just described,
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Nick is killing it. We're going to have to come up with a good name for him. If Mike Eden is
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Mr. Sparkle, then who's this? Can we call him Mr. Clean? Because I don't want to,
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it could be Mr. Clean, but Mr. Clean's bald, so I don't want to say that.
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In terms of the hypothesis known as the healthcare fragility hypothesis, which has
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a rapidly increasing number of adherence due to the multiple data points supporting it,
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the COVID phenomenon is best viewed as a mass casualty event rather than as a viral pandemic.
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Right. So far, the contents of this presentation have been quite bland and controversial.
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He's a little bit like a Sean Connery from South Africa, though. What would that, what could we
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call him then? Is there a, if you use Sean Connery, is that a clue for a new nickname?
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So before I turn to the hot button of the injections, I'd like to have an opportunity to
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loosen you up with some salient facts. The following statements are all true and presented
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in approximately temporal order. Number one, governance signed draconian contracts,
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committing them to acquiring billions of injection doses prior to the dissemination of any evidence
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regarding their safety and efficacy. Number two, the results of randomized trials run by
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the manufacturers of those injections were released. These trials were underpowered,
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were not double blinded, and groups vulnerable to severe COVID outcomes were underrepresented.
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Analysis of those trials demonstrated using the trial data that the intervention arm of the study
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exhibited worse all cause experience and that all relevant clinical outcomes.
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Worse all cause experience under all relevant clinical outcomes than the placebo arm.
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The intervention arm suffered higher all cause deaths, higher all cause hospitalization rates,
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more serious adverse events, and higher all cause severe morbidity, and many people are
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astonished to find out. Even higher occurrence of COVID symptoms as defined by the study itself.
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the study that of higher incidence of COVID symptoms in conjunction with a positive PCR test.
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It's a non-clinical finding. It's of no use to man or beast. Analysts found that the propensity to
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apply PCR tests to those with COVID symptoms in the placebo arm was multiple higher than the
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similar propensity for the intervention arm suggesting profound crossing of the blind and
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invalidating that sole non-clinical result. So start. Number three, a legal case was brought
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by a whistleblower from a company called Ventavia citing multiple serious irregularities at labs
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to whom administration of the Pfizer trial had been outsourced. Quite astonishingly Pfizer's
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defense in that case was not that no fraud had been committed but essentially that it had served
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up the fraud demanded of it by the US military. The Fifth Circuit judge did not accept this
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defense but ruled that while those irregularities were problematic they were not evidence of commercial
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fraud because the contracts had been signed prior to commission of the scientific fraud
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and that the fact that the FDA hadn't done its job in that it authorized rather than
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approved the vaccines left the matter out of the court's hands. Number four and perhaps most
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significantly of all Pfizer then performed a bait and switch. It distributed to the world a
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product fundamentally different from the one that had fraudulently tested in crucial regards.
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Number five, it's this list is long. Pfizer and the FDA went to court in an attempt to prevent
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the exchange of data between them from becoming public for 75 years. Now it's important to note
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that Pfizer never responded to the allegations regarding the clinical findings of the trials
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even though a central and early voice and primary author in the whole fracar was a respected and
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long-serving editor of the British medical journal itself. This is stunning because the
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implication is that anyone who has ever recommended that anybody be vaccinated with the Pfizer
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product is wittingly or unwittingly arguing that even though the product is expected to make you
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more likely to become sick, to experience severe illness, to be hospitalized or to die,
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you should take it so that we can have fewer positive PCOS and that quite clearly is a ridiculous
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proposition. With these facts in mind, that was all preamble, I invite you to put aside
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your judgments to forget about what the man on the TV may have told you and to consider some data
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about these injections. Much of the evidence presented in favor of the injections outside of
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the fraudulent Pfizer Phase 3 trials is classed as observational, as distinct from arising from
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a randomized control trial. Now this is sketchy at best because of the very large difficulty in
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designing observational studies so as to eliminate confounding factors and because of the extremely
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low fatality rate of COVID. The single most relied upon analysis regarding these injections is
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arguably that emanating from the UK's ONS or Office for National Statistics. Based on aggregate data,
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it claimed that the vaccines had high efficacy going even beyond the all-cause result arising
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from the Pfizer trial. After much, much foot dragging, the underlying data was released,
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this took for your requests and constant harassment and badgering and researchers immediately
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demonstrated significant problems visible in the underlying data. For example, if you look at this
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chart, this analysis of age classified non-COVID mortality comes from that data. The gray line
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superimposes injection uptake on this rather strange non-COVID mortality line for the unvaccinated,
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which is depicted in orange. And once you've seen that, all credibility you may ever took to
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that study should evaporate immediately. Absent a coherent explanation for how the act of injecting
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grandpa over here causes a grandpa over there to drop dead. It's actually unfortunate that this
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graph is in a little better because this gray line telling you how many doses were taken up,
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it's on a scale from 0 to 100%. Now, if it was a numbers and you have deaths per thousand,
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you might even get a better idea of how related they are. I understand that this still shows you
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something temporally, but it would be interesting to know at what scale we're at because it looks to
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me, you know, you'd hope that it would happen within two weeks and then that would be the two
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week shift, right? Because everybody's unvaccinated for two weeks. And so if it just shifted all the
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people that were taking the shot to a more likely attesting positive and getting whatever,
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then this rise here should be related to these shots, but then it'll be farther in time.
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And then they would have been vaccinated. So it's interesting. It's interesting to think that
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maybe that these people that were vaccinated are giving it to the unvaccinated people,
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but I don't, I'm not saying that. I'm just, I wonder what Nick will say.
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So spend all credibility to this analysis. It's, there's clearly something going
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deeply wrong with the methodology of the study. This is just one of multiple problems from the
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study. And it's a distinct issue, for example, from the canard of categorizing people as unvaccinated
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for the first however many weeks after their vaccination. Now, no act, you should have any
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problem spotting the immediate problem with that canard because, and it's very easy to demonstrate
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this, this will mathematically artificially induce almost arbitrarily high efficacy signals,
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even if an observational study is unwittingly structured to compare one placebo with another.
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Doesn't require a live medication. Just a placebo versus placebo study with that methodology will
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give a false, obviously a false efficacy signal. This is what it looks like.
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On a, obviously if there's exactly the same methodology for the two arms, no, no exclusion
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period in either of the arms, then the results are going to be the same because we've got a
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placebo versus a placebo. But if you introduce just a two week exclusion period, you get an
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artificial efficacy for placebo versus placebo of 60%. And if you extend it to three weeks,
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that boosts the signal to around 80%. Remember, this is entirely of the artificial structure,
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manufactured example. And they were studies that have gone as far as seven weeks of exclusion.
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It's fraud. It's scientific fraud. And of course, the other thing that happens here is after so many
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weeks, 10, 12 weeks, whatever, what happens? Trials terminated before this effect can disappear.
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And yet this scam, because that's what it is, is an almost uniform feature of investigations
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into injection consequences. Pointing out that.
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So you want me to explain this one, Ali Maria or the one before this?
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Otherwise, I'll just keep going the one before it.
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So this is unvaccinated mortality. This is vaccinated mortality. He's saying that it's not
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it's not consistent with the idea that this dose uptake here. And this rise in unvaccinated
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mortality shouldn't be so temporarily related to one another. Vaccinated should be higher or equal,
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but this plot is consistently below life table rate. So I think he's here talking about
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these people aren't even dying at the normal rate that their age group should die. So that's
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also weird. There's a number of things that he's pointing out here. I'm going to go forward a
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little bit. So this one is just showing you that when you use that two week exclusion for a brief
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window of six or eight weeks, it's really an amazing false impression that you have efficacy.
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And Crawford actually showed those two on three months. It's very easy to think about it.
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It's very easy to think about it just from the perspective of measuring the number of days.
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So if you just do the imaginary study where
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the stuff that I spray on my feet keeps my keeps me from getting from getting bug bites on my feet.
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But it's only effective after 14 days of use. So before I've used it for 14 days, I still have
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unsprayed feet. So if you compare my sprayed feet to a bunch of people that don't spray their feet
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for 28 days, and actually there's only 14 days of that 28 days where you're going to be looking at
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me and whether I get my bug bites, because before that, I'm actually contributing to the other group.
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And if anybody gets bit in the first 14 days of their before the 14th day of their spraying,
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then you're going to move them to the unvaccinated group. That's what they did in all these studies.
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And so by the end of the study, when you've moved anybody in the first 14 days that got bit
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by a bug over to the other side, and then you said, see the people that sprayed their feet
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didn't get bit. It's very deceptive because you've actually
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excluded half of the time period of the 28 days and put it in the other group.
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And even though they extended this out, if you think of the vulnerability as being an exponentially
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decreasing curve, then they're shifting a lot of things over to the other group.
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And then you get this slight but solid signal of effectiveness that they could parade around
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with relative risk. It's extraordinary. It's fraud. It's scientific fraud. It's fraud.
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And of course, the other thing that happens here is after so many weeks, 10, 12 weeks, whatever,
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what happens? Trials terminated before this effect can disappear.
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And yet, this scam, because that's what it is, is an almost uniform feature of investigations
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into injection consequences, pointing out that creator scare hospital was deploying it,
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elicited what was perhaps the greatest and most coordinated media smear campaign that
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I faced since I started speaking out against the madness. All of it, of course, based on complete
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fabrications. Now, as a rule of thumb, categorical studies relying on accurate placement and
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control for all material confounding variables are as scarce as hence teeth.
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And you have to ask the question, what can we do about that?
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For our money, the most reliable form of investigation plausible is to conduct
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temporal correlation assessments for causality of all cause mortality.
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It's not something we study in the actual syllabus, the Bradford Hill criteria for assessing
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temporal causation are well known in public else. Lots of people now need to utilize them.
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They're not, they're well within the capacity of most actors to understand.
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And you can apply it to data like this. This is data from the Netherlands.
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And that data is crucially important because, and uniquely valuable, because that country
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conducted its vaccine rollout in a strictly age-based fashion. Each and every age group
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produces a chart like this. Now, just, I just want, oh, sorry, skip the page, there we go.
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I just want to, you know, maybe just make sure you're reading the lines correctly.
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The blue is the summer and spring vaccination program, number of doses.
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And the gray on the right there that's, that hump is the autumn vaccination process.
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Red is excess mortality for this age group.
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Yeah, no challenge. Bradford Hill, tick, tick, tick, all the way to the bank.
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The vaccinologist, doctor, Theo, Theo Chittis, who did this work,
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infers from this work, an accrued vaccine dose fatality rate of about 2,000 per million doses,
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making it even more fatal than the purported fatality rate of SARS-CoV-2.
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It's very serious stuff and very hard to look at without scratching your head.
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Other analyses are beginning to emerge. This one I have not time had time to study.
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It was the degree of rigor I'd like. I know the author, he's a reliable guy.
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And he deploys a methodologically sophisticated approach to test for what's going on.
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This is Danny Rancor's work. You can see his name right there.
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For temporal regime change and to assess data from near tropical countries where mortality
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exhibits very weak seasonality, so it doesn't produce a big noisy effect in your data.
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It estimates a crude vaccine dose fatality rate of 1,260 per million doses, so a little bit low,
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but pretty much in line from an order of magnitude perspective with Theo Chittis' work.
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Notably, in this analysis, South Africa produces...
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Theo Skitters is what he should be saying.
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Theo Skitters, he's saying it a bit funny because he's South African and they speak Dutch too.
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The worst estimate I've come, so perhaps we should be grateful that the vast majority
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of our population declined the opportunity to be vaccinated.
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Despite the fact that attempts to coerce them, we're in clear violations of multiple
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codes of public health and human rights. An important note with regards to both these investigations is
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that... That's a nice way of saying it in violation of multiple codes of human rights.
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That's a pretty good way of saying it. Vaccine dose fatality rate exhibits a very strong
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age graduation, so it's a feature which ought to be explored for the same reasons I outlined
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earlier with respect to COVID mortality in the discussion on syndemicity.
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Now, it takes a while for research like this to come to light, not least of all,
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because it's clearly funded and because we often have to undertake the costly step of deploying
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freedom of information requests to obtain data that should never have been out of the public domain
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in the first place. But there were early warning systems in place and they had been,
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for a couple of years, sounding an unprecedented alarm. Look at this.
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This is the VAERS system in the US. It's a signaling system for adverse events,
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which the FDA is justly very proud of, not to mention legally obliged to maintain
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a good working order, and in respect of which it is a felony to input false records.
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And that VAERS system, vaccine adverse event reporting system, was signing out a signal orders
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of magnitude higher than any ever seen for any product ever before.
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committed to lying, trying to make up that these vaccine records were input by anti-vaxx
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mainly comes was after this absolutely flawed because I began hearing people spectacularly
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committed to lying trying to make up that these vaccine records were input by anti-vaxx
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members of the general public. It's a claim which doesn't even stand up to very modest
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scrutiny. That's just an impossibility. Even worse is the claims that these injuries were
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really long COVID. Of course, that's obviously long COVID. A condition for which there is no
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sound clinical definition and which has failed to evidence of existence in any sound statistical
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test. They claim this even to explain the massively elevated rates of cancer and heart
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deaths being witnessed the world over. And the worst thing is that they know that we know that
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they're lying. When it comes to claims regarding the impact of the vaccines on COVID transmission,
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the warning signs came far earlier than this by decades, in fact. Research into the question
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of whether serum antibodies are sufficient to elicit mucosal immune response necessary to
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prevent infection and transmission has been consistent and clear. There was no sign of such an effect.
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And when it came to the COVID injections, among the earliest findings admitted to even by the
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sanctity faulty himself was that there was no difference in viral titers between infected vaccinated
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and infected unvaccinated people. Yet, despite the non-existence of any plausible mechanism for
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transmission suppression and interface of abundant evidence that there actually wasn't any,
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the lie of transmission reduction pulled forth from the miles not just a faulty,
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but of diverse characters such as Rachel Maddow and Albert Boula, the CEO of Pfizer and Bill Gates.
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mandates, this was for me a particularly disgusting turn of events. A somewhat depressing reality to
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acknowledge is the sheer lack of commerciality entailed in accepting the received narrative
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around the COVID phenomenon. By day, I run a successful private equity fund. Private equity
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management firms suffer one of the highest mortality rates in the world, principally because
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very few people are able to sustain the degree of skepticism that is necessary in an environment
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that's characterized by very intense information asymmetries. The lesson that every would be private
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equity transactor has to learn in order to avoid obliteration is that claims made by people
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whose financial well-being entails making those claims are to be assigned very low
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credibility. Simple little principle. Sorry, wait a second.
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The uncomfortable reality is that all of our media, our universities, our institutions of
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public health and all relevant regulators are deeply in the pockets of pharmaceutical stakeholders
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very deeply. This chart just shows the funding from the largest family foundation that happens
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to be also one of the largest investors in vaccines. Funding just for South Africa and I would just
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point out that there are some aggregations that need to be done there to work out the true scale
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of the funding at some of these institutions. They're neatly pocketed them into different divisions
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and mark them as if they're going to different places. But officers of these institutions,
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all of them, are able to speak out only if they are willing to see their careers destroyed.
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Therefore, anything they do say about the COVID narrative must logically be ignored.
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Victims such as follow the science and appeals to authority of such creatures
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should bring hollow to anybody who hears them. In a similar vein, common sense dictates that
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under such conditions it is wise to look at who is trying to censor whom. Throughout history,
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censorship has never been the objective of the good guys. I've been reminded so many times
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during this saga of Alexander Solzhenitsyn's great work, the Gulag Archipelago. His notions
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of the banality of evil and how the line between good and evil runs through every human heart
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have never rung to her for me than in the last few years. It is the rule, not the exception,
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that people who commit evil acts are generally sincerely convinced of their own good intentions.
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And an episode of evil that I would say surpasses any event in world history has befallen us
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these past few years. And it continues to befall us. Wait, what I mean continues to befall us.
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As we speak, South Africa and many other nations are set to sign up to a World Health Organization,
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a court and a subsidiary set of international health regulations that make the outrages of the
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COVID period pale into complete insignificance. In terms of these agreements, countries agree
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whenever a public health emergency has been declared to regard all the whose health recommendations
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as compulsory, including but not limited to mass mandated vaccination, mandated medical
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examinations, boarded closures, incarceration or quarantine of the unvaccinated and mandatory
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censorship regimes. In short, whenever a health emergency is declared, the sovereignty of any
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nation and all civil liberties would be suspended for as long as the World Health Organization demands
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it to be. No condition is imposed on this other than the declaration of a threat, regardless of
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whether there is any demonstrated harm or mortality rate. And it can be imposed at the
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sole behest of the Director General with no obligation upon him to follow any sort of democratic or
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consultative process. And I'll remind you that the person sitting in that chair right now
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is a former terrorist with a long history of human rights abuses.
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Now, agreeing to do this may well be contrary to our Constitution and there's a legal
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fight to be had there. But what the Bretton Woods organizations did throughout COVID and clearly
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signaled they were enthusiastic to do some more, is that non-compliance with World Health Organization
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dictates resulted in exclusion from the global financing system. And there are only a handful
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of nations on the whole planet who are sufficiently autarkic to survive that.
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The accord also expands the scope of the very perverse One Health System. It's a creepy philosophy
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that extends the definition of health outcomes to include all sorts of non-human priorities.
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If you haven't heard of it before, I really suggest you read up on it. Both of these documents
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set up a requirement as well for a very intensive and continuous surveillance for viruses and
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their so-called variants. Now, they will definitely find some of these as they exist in nature all
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the time, all the time, always around us. And next time, they will not have to fabricate a story
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about a pangolin and a bat in the bar. And this can then be used, the discovery of any kind of
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novel sequence for the inception of further lockdowns of populations potentially all over the planet.
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And what waits in the wings is the thing called the CEPI 100 Day Vax Initiative,
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which is then anticipated to deliver a new mRNA vaccine which will be profit as the only path out
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of lockdown, under peril of financial isolation. To make matters worse, taxpayers will fund all
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of this nonsense, but the profits will go to the pharmaceutical industry. The surveillance
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set up and the bureaucracy behind it make it inevitable that we will have recurrent threats
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declared and acted upon. The funding involved here is nose bleeding, far higher than for any
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endemic disease on the planet. The World Bank says about $3.1.5 billion a year. But that's
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a small fraction of the profits that stand to be made by the pharmaceutical industry in this
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process. And all of this is true despite the fact that no broad recirculating virus has produced
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even a miniscule fraction of the disease burden of major infectious and non-communicable diseases.
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It's all perfectly bananas. And unless you're entirely brainwashed, a recipe for disaster for
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everyone except the soon-to-be-minted trillionaires who sit at the top of this epic food chain.
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It should worry you. That is so brilliant. This epic food chain. I mean, what he just said there
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was just genius. It produced even a miniscule fraction of the disease burden of major infectious
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and non-communicable diseases. It's all perfectly bananas. And unless you're entirely brainwashed,
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a recipe for disaster for everyone except the soon-to-be-minted trillionaires who sit at the top
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of this epic food chain. It's perfectly bananas. Perfectly bananas. There's two words that I would
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never put together myself in Nick's accent from his tongue. It is the sharpest of sharp knives.
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It is perfectly bananas what we've done. It's perfectly bananas that we've let them do it.
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And it's perfectly bananas that we aren't already having heads on pikes.
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It should worry you that not have worded this has been spoken in our parliament or any parliament
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anywhere in the world and that the mainstream media have been completely mute on any of the
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significant aspects of this whole arrangement. You will appreciate why I am choosing to end
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by saying that I hope that this period during which we have accepted the refusal of people
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promoting the most damaging and extreme actions the world has ever encountered to submit their
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ideas to the scrutiny of their peers and to engage with their critics in public forums
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will come to an end very soon. Maybe our discussions together now can signal the beginning of the
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end of that blind acceptance. A sign of this would be one of the injection promoters accepting our
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long-standing invitation to submit their sanitized data and methodology to us full of you. It's
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perfectly standard scientific process. And above all as the fog of the COVID hysteria lifts it's my
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hope that many more members of this profession will recover the common sense and the commerciality
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that should be their pride and joy and see the evil for what it has been that they will recover
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their courage and take a firm stand alongside me against the spectacular commitment to line
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and say no more of this abject nonsense. Thank you. He said it twice, baby. He said it twice, baby.
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Thank you, Nick. Are there any questions from the floor?
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No, I know he's quoting me because he sent me a message about five days ago saying he thinks that's
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his new favorite phrase of mine is the spectacular commitment to lie.
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It's great. I don't see anybody with microphones. Why did you just stand up and shout out on
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Yes, he said it twice. One of the four papers that we obtained was the work of the behavioral
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science teams in the UK, the nudge units. If we run out of questions, I'm going to talk to you a
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little bit about that because it's fascinating. Carry on, Nick. Your base data, the presentation
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you showed. Have you, okay, first of all, we have to acknowledge that there were a lot of vaccines
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that were administered during the pandemic. So have you adjusted your slide with the actual
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vaccines at minister to people? Because obviously, if you look at the absolute number of address
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events, it would look great. Yeah, surprisingly, it doesn't make much difference. I mean,
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I've heard this quote as I actually made that quote as in months before, but what I was shocked
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to find out is how many vaccines I administered in America. It makes no difference to the broad
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findings. So the incidence rate here is orders of magnitude higher. You just think through it,
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you have 26 vaccines administered to every child born in America and a very high percentage of
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the population take flu vaccines every year. So there's billions of doses being handed out.
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It doesn't take away this money. I think it's actually helpful to show those stats because
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when you present a slide like that without the exposure, it is not helpful at all. It is not
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objective. And when you say it like that, how are we supposed to know that there is a real
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difference? There are all sorts of things going on in that data. They're changing attention rates,
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changing age groups and everything. It's a signaling system, not an observational study,
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so it's not meant to infer a death rate. Only somewhere between 1% and 10% of vaccine injuries
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and deaths respectively end up on the system. They know that. That's been documented.
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So it's an early warning signal, and I'm not making a claim that this is something that you
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can infer a mortality rate from. Nobody can make that claim. But the point is that that signal,
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which is designed to be reacted to immediately as you get something like that, was completely
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ignored. That's the problem now. Well done. Nick, two just quick things. So you started
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commenting on the Sweden mortality and the 10-year average. So I just went into a quick
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check on a couple of sites. And the numbers don't seem to tie up with what I heard you say.
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So perhaps I got that wrong. If you would follow that up with a written confirmation,
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that would be great. And the second thing was you had attributed the source to www.sars2acir.org,
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which is a website that doesn't exist. So again, if you could just provide some of the source
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material there, because I was worried that some of the comments you made about things being
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fantastical and all the rest of it might be well applied here, too.
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Yeah, that's no problem. I must have made a typo in the reference there. So I was just
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seeing it. Yeah, there should be an S on the end of that. Sorry. Yeah, what I will do for
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everybody's benefit is interested. I'm going to assemble a list of all the sources in this
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presentation, and just so you can kind of click and read two hearts content. I promise you, I'm not
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making anything up. I didn't quite hear the rest of your question. I'm sorry. It's very
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boomy. The sound up here was something that's unanswered there. No. Okay.
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Further questions? There we go.
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Hi. It's Rosanna Harris. Mine is not so much a question as a comment.
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So I guess I feel quite sad, actually, listening to this in a platform here and quite
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professionally disheartened. While some may have been locked away in their ivory towers trawling
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three secondary data and evidence, trying to desperately support an ill-conceived initial
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stance, I've been fortunate enough to be working with dedicated teams who have approached this
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problem with integrity and rigor and scientific curiosity to unpack the evidence and contribute
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to saving lives and saving the economy. I work for Discovery Health, and we administered just
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over six, just under six percent of the population on the schemes that we are under our administration.
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And for us, COVID was real. Our team was dealing with real world primary data. People who were sick,
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people who died, people who lost loved ones. There were 16,500 confirmed COVID deaths in our
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population, and we recorded a case fatality of two and a half percent, just under two and a half
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percent, and a hospital mortality rate of 15 and a half percent. That's one death for every six
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and a half admissions. Just under 82,000 of our members were admitted to hospital during COVID,
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and I assure you that there was not a conspiracy of doctors. There is no evidence in our data to
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support any conclusion that vaccines did more harm than good, quite the opposite, in fact.
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And transmission reduction was a valuable side effect of a program that was intended to protect
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people from severe illness and death. These are real numbers, and I can't help but feel the need
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to apologise to the many health professionals and everyone who worked tirelessly and selflessly
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during COVID, and to everyone who was affected themselves or their loved ones. Oh, he's getting
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ready. Oh, and there's clapping. Get him, Nick. Needless to say, this is not the first time I've
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heard such a speech, prepared, never responding to any of the analysis performed. Just to stop,
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apply your minds to the data. That is what actually is meant to do. How do we explain that in multiple
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regions around the planet, 2020 ended with very high zero positivity and no excess mortality?
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How can you explain that if we have a deadly virus on the loose and not an epidemic of catastrophic
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iterating standards of care? It's very hard. Germany ends up with 10 or 20% upwards in some areas
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and zero excess mortality at the end of 2020. Zero. And there are entire swathes of the planet
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that had exactly this outcome. And I take incredible exception to the idea that some are a volunteer
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organisation of academics who are forced to work in private because the cancel culture led by
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organisations such as Discovery is so intense that they cannot do honest work in their own
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organisations. Those people are working for no pay and tirelessly and putting themselves at
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great risk. There is no question in my mind. And this is not about a conspiracy theory,
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an immature approach to take towards a person who sits there presenting statistics. It's not
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a conspiracy theory. It's an alternative view. And we can engage. I'd love to engage on your data
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methodology, but you don't share it. An alternative view. Thank you so much, Nick. A wonderful
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plus for our presenters. It looks like this is all the time we have. Thank you so much, Nick.
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I think that's pretty good. I think Nick did really, really well.
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Congratulations to Nick Hudson, aka Mr. Spectacular. And I had tipped to Nick for using my phrase.
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Um, you know, just, I'll just show you because, you know, I can do that, I think.
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Just pull this out over here. I'll see if I can find, uh, messages. Nick.
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It's a spectacular commitment to lying. May turn out to be your best contribution to this saga so far.
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And you should not find that disappointing. It's a great phrase. That's what Nick said to me on
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October 3rd. And then he gave this talk, I think, on October 12th. So there you go. Um, there's no
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question that it's, that it's, uh, that it's, uh, that it's a, that it's a hat tip. And that's
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that it's, uh, that it's a hat tip. And that's really nice of him. And it's really,
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again, what are we talking about here? I put it on the bottom. I gave it the title, subtitle.
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And Nick Hudson brought his A game dog on it. Mr. Spectacular. I mean, he didn't let me down
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at all. Way to go, Nick. So this illusion of consensus is starting to break. That's what I think.
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I think this illusion of consensus is starting to break. And even though the illusion of consensus
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was about this mystery disease down here in red, we're starting to understand that with bad
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protocols and with bad tests, you can rope in, you can create the bursts of excess mortality,
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the appearance of excess mortality that you need in order to tell the story that you want to tell.
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And smeared around the map a little bit. And now nobody notices until Denny or Nick or anybody
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else crunches the numbers and realizes that the death and the disease didn't spread across borders
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that it had more to do with people's income had more to do with so many other things other than
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their symptomology. And that's really the problem because they declared the who declared a dangerous
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novel virus pandemic that everybody was vulnerable to. A guy that he said was guilty of human rights
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violations. I got to look that up that I just recorded an old video of him today for a future
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show in my archive. I didn't know he was a bad guy like that. Anyway, a clone could have been used.
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I see Jiki still on the clone kick. He's still figuring out that really all RNA virology is cloning
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and all RNA virology would collapse if we didn't have recombinant DNA to use to make RNA infectious
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clones of all these things. It's really a standard methodology and the only source
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of a pandemic that is blamed on a single sequence. The surrender of individual sovereignty and the
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enforcement of an inversion from basic human rights to basic granted permissions is the goal
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of this little charade. The way that they're going to do it is they fooled you, of course,
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about the pandemic potential that's in nature. And there's a consensus that we could even,
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you know, sew things together and make more pandemic potential than Mother Nature can herself.
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Again, it's to invert your kid's minds. Invert the way that your kids think about their role
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in nature, their place in nature. It is to invert the way that their your kids should think about
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their immune system and should think about the temple that is their body. It doesn't need augmenting
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willy-nilly. We tell our kids that they shouldn't smoke marijuana or they shouldn't, you know,
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drink beer, but it's fine to inject a random combination of substances made by a pharmaceutical
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company into your muscle to augment your immune system. That'll be fine.
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And this illusion of consensus spread to the point where they created this orchestrated
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argument across nations and across languages and across cultures about who's responsible for
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leaking this virus. Who's responsible for lying? Who funded it? Where did it come from? Was it
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leaked in Ukraine? Or did it leak in China? Or did somebody spread it all around the earth?
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What a crazy thing we've had to solve for the last three years.
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And while we were solving that, we didn't realize that they changed the way we fundamentally thought
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about our immune system, disease, how it spreads, the potential for pandemic, what vaccination means,
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what it should do. And they just glossed over everything with either stupid, complicated,
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or dumb, simple. And in so doing, this enchantment of this Scooby-Doo allowed people to be killed by
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ventilators, medazolam, remdesivir, all the things that Nick talked about perfectly. Way to go,
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Mr. Spectacular. And so the general gist of the Scooby-Doo is that you're supposed to be thinking about a
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laboratory leak or a laboratory leak that was originally from a bad cave or a bad cave virus
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that had the potential for a pandemic all by itself, or the possibility that a lab leak of a virus
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that was sewn together could have even more pandemic potential than a bad virus would. You're
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just not supposed to think about the fact that they could make a lot of a clone and spread it around
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the world. And that'd be a real easy way for this to happen, especially if there was a background
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signal of RNA all over the place that this PCR test would be confused by. I think that's what
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they did. It's mostly lying. It's a background signal and lying. And that's why the protocols
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are murder and transfection is in medicine, you can call it an infectious clone release,
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you can call it a transfection agent, you can call whatever you want to. Just don't say that
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there are no viruses because that's ridiculous. There are definitely infectious clones. And so
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called a conflated background signal that was confounded by a infectious clone release. And now
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you have the perfect scenario where all the molecular biology lines up, all the PCR can be
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explained, all the symptomology goes away, and all of the deaths are murder.
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And the reason why we're here is because they really want to in birth the way that our kids think
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about their, their, what is the right word? What they owe to society, I can't think of their,
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their, why is my brain blank on that? But we are trying to change the way that our children think
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about our obligations to society. And the idea that we should feel obligated to be clean,
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the obligated to follow public health measures that keep everybody else safe, and that our
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safety is dependent on one another. That's a fundamental inversion of how we usually would think
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about disease and health in a free society. It's a fundamental inversion of what freedom means,
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because essentially it means that even if the technocrats get it wrong, you have to follow the
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rules until we get it right. That's not freedom. And we cannot lie to our children, we cannot let
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these TV people lie to our children about what's at stake, because this is the last 50 years,
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or last 70 years of 10 billion humans. And then it's going to start going down pretty fast.
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And it's going to be pretty rough ride, because there's going to be a lot of old people and not
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enough young people to support them all. So a lot of these countries that have an inverted population
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pyramid are in big trouble over the next 50 years, and they kind of know it. And so they need to
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take advantage of the crisis that's coming, they need to take advantage of the shift that's coming,
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and the crisis is also financial. As JC in the woods said so eloquently March 11th 2020,
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we watched that yesterday. Intramuscular injection of any combination of substances,
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as I said, transfection is not immunization. Please stop all transfections in humans. And that's
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really full stop. Now I'm going to try and eliminate the control group by any means necessary.
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Still, I'm trying to plug the broken science initiative. I want to get a few of them on. I'm
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going to have map rigs on, and I'm going to have a few. Maybe I can get great to come on. Who knows?
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Yeah, this has been good going biological. It's a weird ending, I guess. But you know, it's
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I'm not going to lie to you. I'm getting tired. I don't know how many days in a row this is. We're
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approaching 35 or 36. I'm getting a little tired. So I'm hoping that moving the streams earlier
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in the night so that I can get in bed and get to sleep and then get up earlier was going to help.
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I hope that playing basketball more is going to help my voice. I don't know, we're just going
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to keep working. I'm going to keep trying to come every day because this is really
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I think good for me and good for you guys. But thanks for joining me. And like I said, I'll see you tomorrow.
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