It’s like nouns in Latin: male, female, neuter
3 years of Latin in high school mostly forgotten
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There is one glaring, shocking aspect of these well documented, ongoing excess deaths. That is the complete SILENCE of the epidemiology community. That is a scientific discipline previously armed with exquisite tools, specifically capable of finding causes of unexplained morbidity and mortality.
Contrary to its prior performance - as to these excess deaths - I’m waiting for something other than “It can’t possibly be barely -tested novel mRNA gene therapy”, whose adverse effects have been systematically hidden and/or obfuscated. This in no way represents the historical performance of what once was the noble scientific discipline of epidemiology; now reduced like many branches of what was once science- to political scientism. We, the peans, are supposed to have no questions and do as we’re told- in the face of either lies or unprecedented silence of once- trustworthy institutions.
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Too many people are being denied ivermectin
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Other than this 2024 article in PNAS?. This 2024 Reuters article?
This 2024 Yale study? There’s more. Learn how to search.
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We will ignore whatever is reported by Reuters, for obvious reasons. Meanwhile, over at the National Academy of Sciences (which has rather unusual procedures for deciding what to publish – which is sometimes good, sometimes not so good):
"While some excess deaths were likely related to pandemic health care interruptions and socioeconomic disruptions, temporal correlations between reported COVID-19 deaths and excess deaths reported to non-COVID-19 natural causes suggest that many of those excess deaths were unrecognized COVID-19 deaths. "
A suggestion from a temporal correlation is very far from definitive evidence. Especially when that temporal correlation was clearly impacted by delayed & reduced medical treatment for all conditions. Statistically, how does a researcher adjust actual measured data for events which have never occurred before? The answer is – by making assumptions. Once we make assumptions, we are no longer talking about data – and the conclusions are strongly affected by what the researcher expected to find.
I am open to hard data which shows that the CovidScam was not such a scam … but I have not seen such data yet.
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Funny you should mention that. Since the Covid plandemic, medical - related search results are not what they used to be. They are carefully curated and return a very limited viewpoint- like those you cited - among the usual suspects, who for example , have zero skepticism when it comes to medicine, anthropogenic global warming or the joys of globalization. If one can only find a single viewpoint and it corresponds .97 with the official nytwpostcnnreutersapabcmsnbc line revealed by google- why bother?
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Harvey Risch, emeritus professor of epidemiology at Yale medical was silenced. People tried to cancel him but since he is emeritus what’s the point
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Following this discussion, I did something I don’t often do - I used Tor Browser (via VPN Switzerland gateway) to search excess deaths. Well, the results were quite different from Google and even Brave Browser. In those, I found lots of references to “Covid vaccinations did NOT cause ________” - each trying to nail the coffin of various “conspiracy theories” as to the mRNA shots.
Using Tor, I found a startling reference, from only a few weeks ago, which represents the kind of traditional epidemiological analysis one would have expected to find. The difficulty in finding such references (by demotion or various other surreptitious search engine manipulations) is exactly what I meant by “silence” in search results. Prior to Covid when unusual questions arose, such sophisticated techniques were used regularly to answer important questions.
The title is "The State of Things Pandemic - Week 14 2024. I predict mouths agape after reading.
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Those who crow about ‘following the science’ before the fact, are not the same people who end up ‘delivering the science’ when it is finally desperately needed. Science, as such, is the captive property of agents and syndicates. Michael Polanyi. Precisely on point.
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That is a remarkable resource.
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Merci. National Socialist Workers’ Party.
I find myself pointing this out repeatedly, mostly to determinedly deaf ears.
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A lot of self proclaimed socialists have called me a Nazi.
Many think socialism is the opposite of Nazi.
Maybe you should provide the German name instead of the English translation lol
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NazionalSocialistische Partei This is probably ‘Nazi’ as a short form for punchiness?
I’ve also seen it as Nazional Socialistische Arbeits Partei
Obviously, Socialist is key in both forms.
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One last time:
National Socialist German Workers’ Party
Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei
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Communists have always been good at reframing situations in their own favor.
Another favorite is - when there’s a dysfunction in the markets, it’s ‘capitalism’ that’s at fault – when most typically it’s lack of ethics.
When the left-wing set out to destroy God, how do they imagine they’ll enforce ethics?
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According to their received wisdom. They announce it - loudly, non-stop - and it is further amplified by their accomplices in the MSM. They do not announce where it comes from. We are to assume it is their inherent superior knowledge and wisdom.
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On this note, I’ve been enjoying an exploration into ethics in this TV show:
They still keep bending over backwards to defend communism. Nonetheless, many of my friends agree that this is a masterpiece.
This is the trailer for the 2024 TV Series:
This was the original trailer in the 1997 game:
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Finally, it is all coming clear! It turns out that the “excess deaths” during the CovidScam were not caused so much by a virus; the real problem was locked-down middle-aged women drinking themselves to death. (Is this a case of “disparate impact”? – Get me a lawyer!)
You doubt this? It is in the London Daily Mail! 
"Yet another example, were it needed, of the unintended human cost of lockdown: figures released this week show that alcohol-related deaths jumped by a third between the start of the pandemic and the end of 2022.
In that year alone, more than 10,000 people died of alcohol-related illnesses, mostly liver disease but also accidental poisoning. Women were disproportionately affected, too, especially middle-aged women, who saw the biggest increase: 48 per cent. …"
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Check suicide rates in the US. Women down from 6.0 in 2019 to 5.7 in 2021. Men up from 22.4 to 22.8.
In England and Wales they can play games with rounding. from 2019 to 2020 women down from 5.3 to 4.9. Men down from 16.9 to 15.4. So if you round, women are constant at 5 and men are down from 17 to 15. But women are down 7.5% and men 8.9% and men had a spike in 2017/18 which sets a high baseline.
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