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Fantastic analysis. Sincerely thank you for everything that you are doing. We are praying for your protection, good health, help, healing, and for love and light to shine so brightly that people can no longer keep their eyes closed and ignore the data. Truth is and will prevail. God speed.

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Mathew, I hope you get this. I was just thinking . . . I've gone down so many rabbit holes in the last 2+ year on this covid clown world carousal and then it dawned on me, maybe we all need to reread Watership Down. I don't why, it just came to me strongly. I contemplated which of my authors to send this thought to and you immediately came to mind. Thus, here I am. What do you think? I believe in invisible threads that connect us for some unknown reason, although I know that we know about these somehow. Threads that cross time and space. I don't know why but I just do. Anyhow I'm sending this to you now. I might be jumping the gun but I'm gonna send it and then I'm gonna go look it up and hope that some answers are there. We'll see. Wish me luck or call me crazy. I do not care, lol. Love u, me.

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Yes, seems you have stumbled across a major story here. The core allegation that the DOD retrospectively revised medical report data upwards for the years prior to the vax rollouts, to conceal an anomalous increase after the rollout, needs reiterated in as simple a form as possible to maximize chances of the story gaining traction.

The bureaucratic explanation of correcting an innocent database sync error (or whatever) isn't credible when we consider the differential rates of adjustment by category of illness. It would be interesting to "steel man" that explanation and say, OK, what kind of innocuous technical error could _possibly_ result in that sort of differential under-reporting by category.

The sad truth is that the government, especially the DoD, monkeying around with data and secrecy has been "tuned out" in the MSM since the Snowden revelations. Overlay the vax omerta on top and you've got abnormally large barriers to acknowledgement.

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Have you looked at excess mortality between 2019, 2020, and 2021 yet using the deadorkicking data? What do you think of the quality of the data there?

Influenza-like illness mortality up 770% between 2019 and 2020 (take that, pandemic deniers!)

85+ y.o. mortality DOWN 12.5% between 2020 and 2021 !

Working age mortality up 17.5% between 2020 and 2021 !

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Yes, but other analysts are covering that, and my mountain of work is never ending. I try to choose projects that I think others won't recognize as easily to make sure we hit as many angles as possible.

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Wow that was clever.

Matthew, the CDC just wiped its data (system reset or something). Can you investigate that?

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Mathew, the uptick in mental illness might be related to vaccine injury insofar as doctors are telling patients with nonspecific pain that it is all in their head - it's anxiety. Poster child for that is Augusto Roux. Or closer to home, guys like Kyle Warner and more.

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Maybe, but in my many conversations with and about doctors, it's not among the primary concerns I hear about.

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Solid/Invaluable: Thank You!

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Is somebody going to explain to me why this story isn't getting better traction? You know the answer. We all know that the invisible force acting to stall or prevent this information being known is all the people that are involved up to their necks and are petrified they will be exposed.

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What’s sad is having a blood thinning drug for children, AED in Schools, making it seem like these SAD deaths are normal. Lots of unreported incidences. I feel like we are at their mercy. It’s not right. I’ll never trust a Dr who isn’t on the side of truth

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If the general population were experiencing a 45.8% increase in physician visits (and presumably some corresponding material increase in hospital stays), the pressure on civilian health systems would be immense. 2021 was indeed a tough year, but was it that tough? 2022? The limited data I've seen show smaller 2021 increases for outpatient and 2021 inpatient admissions actually below pre-pandemic levels.

It would be nice to have better and more honest data...

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Please reread the article. This is not a 45% increase in all ambulatory visits. I like getting critique notes. It's helpful. But to be constructive you have to be able to concentrate enough to understand basic context.

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Sorry to have bothered you.

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Using my family as anecdotal evidence, a substantial percentage of Americans may have stopped going to doctors except for absolute emergencies. Hence the low post-pandemic numbers.

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We need to get you on Rogans podcast. Cant think of any other way to get this out there.

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I would be happy if I had a tenth the publicity for this story that it would take to get there. The important thing is that people find out and those who can investigate at various levels do so.

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I left a msg on Rogan’s guest suggestion tab and I think if a bunch of us do, it’ll be harder to ignore: https://www.joerogan.com/contact

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Sorry Matthew I should have provided this link:https://lionessofjudah.substack.com/p/criminal-cover-up-us-government-removesreclassif?utm_source=%2Finbox&utm_medium=reader2

Was wondering what you thought?

Anyway, thank you for all you do and have done. Deep respect.

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Dear Matthew, have you seen the article from Gift of Fire critiquing your vaccine analysis? He made some convincing arguments. I’m a long time follower of yours and really appreciate your logical mind and open approach. What comments do you make about the piece? Very Best wishes, Kimberley

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I haven't seen it. That person did not contact me for discussion at all. Can you link me?

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It is dated for October 2021. I didn't read the whole thing as I need to get to work, but he talks about lack of evidence for increased mortality in the first part of the paper. I think that he would have to, at the very least, take that back in 2022.

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Thanks and prayers for truth to continue to pour forth.

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> Is somebody going to explain to me why this story isn't getting better traction?

Maybe a simplified summary of everything to-date would help

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Did that once already.

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Know anyone who can drop a hint to get you on Tucker Carlson? Seems his leash has loosened up…

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