How Do I Know That

So I have Connecticut, Minnesota, Massachusetts. But what I've done lately in my spare time, I looked at the CDC Wonder database. And the numbers there are very stark.

Ethical Skeptic does a good job with them. I went back to 1999, though, and I found some signals that were very strange. And like I said, all the doctors and scientists are relying upon data and statistical methods to try to prove something, which they'll never prove, and so the debate will go forever.

You can never end the debate over statistics. One side or the other will just cry confounding variable. But when you have the individual records like I have, what's the point in talking statistics when I can show that Janice Gravetti, medical examiner in Massachusetts, certified 22 COVID deaths, 19 of which had nothing to do with respiratory.

Five had nothing else on it but COVID. And she wrote complications of coronavirus-19 viral infection. I know that was Michelle Matthews, another medical examiner.

But Janice Gravetti did write just COVID. And then she also certified blunt force trauma to the head, blunt force trauma to the torso, fentanyl overdose as COVID deaths. And she also certified some vaccine deaths as COVID deaths without any mention of the vaccine.

How do I know that? Because I correlated those records with the VAERS database. And since I have all the death records in Massachusetts, I can look at the age, gender, location, and then I look at nuanced causes and contributing conditions. And when they match up exactly, and there's only one 57-year-old female from Massachusetts who died on, say, April 13, 2022, and then the VAERS record says the same thing, I get the right person.