Joel Smalley: The COVID truth teller no one has been able to challenge
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Joel Smalley: The COVID truth teller no one has been able to challenge
I chatted with Joel Smalley of the HART Group today. He's written a ton of great statistical analyses on his Substack. I asked if anyone has challenged his work. Nope.
Executive summary
Joel Smalley, Quantitative Data Analyst at the HART Group, has written a lot of statistical analyses that have never been challenged. His conclusion: “The cure is worse than the disease.”
If the vaccines are so safe, how come nobody has been able to challenge his work?
Introduction
Joel Smalley is a member of the HART Group and the author of the Dead Man Talking substack. His specialty is statistical analysis.
I asked him today, “Has anyone ever challenged anything you wrote?”
He wrote back, “Nothing but hit pieces. Never a robust challenge of my analyses.”
The cure is worse than the disease
Recently, he wrote a whole series of articles (ending Jun 5, 2022) looking at excess deaths in various places.
His conclusion: “It's the same whichever country, state or province you choose. The cure is worse than the disease.”
He also wrote this article on the UK showing how the expected death rates and the actual death rates are vastly different, “Mortality data & COVID-19”and read the section "Mortality data during the vaccine roll-out period."
This graphic, showing unexplained deaths after the vaccine rollout, is stunning:
In particular, it says:
Broken down by the separate vaccination cohort (by age group, and then taking care homes as a separate unit), the correlation between vaccination and COVID-19 deaths is even more apparent and this time the model is able to accommodate the data with significantly more ease.
This relationship is not limited to England. It is apparent in many countries around the world, regardless of location, season, interventions and extent of prior COVID-19 activity.
Uruguay is a perfect example, as analyzed by Mathew Crawford.
Summary
How can we explain all this data which shows the vaccines are correlated with increasing deaths if the vaccines are safe and effective?
The COVID variants are less deadly, nearly everyone is vaccinated, and the most susceptible are already dead. Excess mortality should be going down, not up.
Well, nobody can answer that question.
This could be why nobody wants to debate us.
Joel Smalley: The COVID truth teller no one has been able to challenge
I've seen these analysis, but remain not fully convinced. That is, I know the vaccines failed, but I'm still puzzled what caused these deaths:
- Are these vaccine deaths masked as covid deaths? That would mean the vaccines make your immune system weaker. We know this is the case the first 4 weeks or so. But we also know OAS is a unscientific nonsense. Yes, I know it is popular on our side, but OAS itself was debunked decades ago - see e.g. this ecelent summary: https://unglossed.substack.com/p/the-actual-imprinting-study. There is however a legitimate indication boosters cause IgG1 B-cells to become IgG4 B-cells, but that would not explain the deaths after vaccination. Only after boosting. SO I think we'll start seeing that, but it won't explain deaths until now.
- Hence I'd think that the excess deaths are simply indirect injury like heart damage and incurred cancer. We know this happens, but the magnitude is just larger than even some skeptics believed. Well some of us, I know Steve was saying this all along, so credit where credit is due.
- But to be fair, Delta was more infectious, so we cannot rule that out as a factor too.
I'm no virologist but here's a simple question: If Sars Cov-2 can be dealt with by the innate immune system (either symptomatically or asymptomatically) or, at most, via short-lived adaptive responses at the mucosa and never goes systemic, how the heck would you know whether the "vaccine" prevented severe disease? Given that these shots do not reliably create mucosal immunity (thus preventing infection), there is no way to prove the shots prevent severe disease (systemic) in anyone who doesn't get that far in the disease process (the transfection-induced antigen-specific antibodies are systemic).
It's like giving credit to the presence of a security guard inside the vault (that nobody has ever seen) when the bank robbers are constantly thwarted outside or inside the bank by the armed guards there.