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Joel Smalley
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We can pinpoint the start of COVID mortality on 17/3, consistent with increase in ARI ED attendance on 23/2. Mortality returned to normal 22/5, consistent with ARI ED on 30/4.
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Updated questions that UK Govt should really be answering with substantial evidence to justify continued unnecessary but pernicious interventions in the futile and arrogant attempt to "control the virus". https://drive.google.com/
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Turning the tables on UK govt. The burden is not on us to prove that interventions have caused more harm than good, it is on them to prove that first,
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I saw @wesstreeting getting hysterical on the back of a question from a bedwetter in @bbcquestiontime last night. He dribbled all the usual nonsense out including overhwhelmed hospitals and "long
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I have revised my England COVID summary as a result of some enlightening new data. Take a look at slides 5 and 6 for proof that natural causes (physical geography)
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Did COVID come into England from the South East? Did the South East attain immunity before interventions could have any effect? Did the rest of the country have some limited
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For those who believe interventions mitigate COVID deaths and not natural events like community immunity or size of susceptible population, please give me a plausible interpretation of these.... I've modelled
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COVID epidemic based on mortality was over by 19th June. There is no excess death (using date of occurrence, the correct measure) until 16th October which coincides with isolated outbreaks
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Since July, coinciding with increased PCR testing, there is an unusual uniformity to the official regional COVID death curves that is not apparent in the regional excess death curves, strongly
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Another week of divergeance between all-cause excess death and death where COVID was mentioned on the death certificate. In fact, the rate of COVID death appears to have accelerated, whereas
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Pertinent information in the regional mortality data reveals the extent of community immunity in England. The only regions exhibiting excess death and increasing COVID mortality (of endemic quality) are North
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