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Jan 5, 2022·edited Jan 5, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com

Based on this the last place you want to go when you need medical attention is a hospital. You go in without out covid and you might not ever leave alive

Here is a link to an Epoch Times story about the case: [Mayo Clinic Patient’s Family Makes 2nd Desperate Appeal to Judge for Ivermectin](https://tinyurl.com/ybc9b9vu).

Let me add....all they need to do is run a useless PCR test over 25 times and you become a prisoner....not a patient. When they say...”We would like you to stay over night for observation “ Run...don’t walk to the nearest exit.

6 months ago the CDC notified the Medical Care industry....PCR Tests are useless. They can’t tell one virus from the other or even if you have a live virus in your system. Run it enough times it will find a remnant of a dead virus eventually to show you as being positive. But seeing that hospitals everywhere had thousands of useless PCR test they bought, spending a lot of money, in inventory, the CDC didn’t say STOP USING THESE WORTHLESS TESTS...they said we recommend against using them. Use up your inventory and on Dec. 31 we will remind you again.

This whole the sky is falling TEST COUNT the COVID IS COMING THE COVID IS COMING THE COVID IS COMING LOOK LOOK MILLIONS ARE INFECTED WITH COVID IS A LIE!

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Jan 5, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com

In the US Covid statistics are not only unreliable, they are obfuscatory in the extreme, quite likely the worst in the world, and deliberately so. The UK probably has one of the best data collection systems in the world, but I believe all data environments have some degree of the same infection, that being a very confounding mixture of complex variables all playing out simultaneously. Pandemics are easier to model than to manage in the real world. There are just too many variables that we don’t fully understand. That said, we could be doing a much better job than we are, especially here in the US where there is a desire to hide the truth not to reveal it. However there is an anti-venom, and that is data crowdsourcing, the internet and a large and growing global cadre of very smart and capable truth seeking individuals. The Naked Emperor is an excellent example and there are many thousands across the planet. This is confounding the confounders and may turn out to the Force Majeure that turns the tide. This is, after all, a battle for the truth versus lies, and freedom versus slavery.

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Jan 5, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com

Not only were the figures notable for the unequal representation of socio-economic status, but also for Body Mass Index. The median BMI of all people in ICUs with Covid was over 30, whilst over 80% had a BMI > 25. Since larger BMIs are associated with socio-economic deprivation, one wonders what the true driving factor is here.

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The data fudging started in that 47 to 61 jump. They are back to “pandemic of the unvaccinated “ propaganda. 🙄

Bojo gave the green light for full-on raw data manipulation with the 90% gaffe. It will keep going up regardless of the real situation. And don’t expect them to be this sloppy every time💰🤦‍♀️

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Jan 7, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com

Thanks for this update. I can't help feeling the lack of clarity in their categorisation is intentional.

Interesting and worrying about pregnant women - I'm sure that's being thoroughly investigated. It reminds me of the possibly-ongoing-probably-already-buried investigation into a recent spike in neonatal deaths in Scotland where vaccination status of the mothers could not be made available due to 'patient confidentiality' but it was 'assumed' that most mothers had been unvaccinated since vaccine uptake in pregnant women had been low.

The decrease in myocardial infarctions in ICU may be the the result of more cases being DOA: there may be a significant increase in cases, they just never make it to ICU. I think there may be correlation between this decrease and the increase in ambulance response times to C1 calls.

Also interesting the lack of influenza in the UK compared with the ongoing influenza epidemic in Israel... I wonder why (not a sarcastic rhetorical question, I really wonder why).

It may have been acceptable in early 2020 that overstretched services could not differentiate between people in hospital 'with' COVID or 'because of' COVID, or people who died 'from' COVID or 'with' COVID (or actually a positive PCR result), but after two years of pandemic there's just no good reason for this (plenty of bad ones, I'm sure)

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