Analysis of Vaccine Mortality Rates

Okay, so what I did with the data was, um, look at the top 10,

um, batches that were, had a

high death count, a high mortality rate.

And I put them on a chart, um, which you can see up there.

So it's got a, a batch ID. So what I did was, our internal

batch ID,

I counted the number of vaccinated within that

batch, and then I found out

who was dead.

Wow. Let's have a look.

And so we then look at the percentage of the ratio.

So do we know if these are all Pfizer, the top 10?

Yes, they are.

And this is Pfizer's batch number one.

We've had-

Yeah

... 711 from batch number one vaccinated.

152 of those died, which makes a

21%-

Percentage, yeah

... death, death rate.

That's the mortality rate from that-

Mortality rate

... particular batch.

They are high. Now, what's our normal that we would expect?

It should be-

0.75

... the underlying mortality rate, 0.75.

0.75.

Because these batches are against all age groups as well.

It's not one particular batch for one particular age group,

it's across all ages.

So-

So all the vaccination centers, whoever rocked up on the day, um,

whatever age you were, and it, it would average out.

It would all average out.

So there's not one particular batch that points to one particular age group.

So looking as if batch number eight, the second one.

Yeah.

221 jabbed, 38 dead. That's a

17% mortality rate.

Yeah.

Batch number three here.

Yeah.

And we've got 48 out of 310, so that's a 15%.

Yeah.

And if we go right down, the, the, uh, in the top 10-

Yeah

... batch 71,

11,000

vaccinated with batch number 71.

498

dead,

and that's a 4%. Now, you say down the bottom on the screen,

could you just tell us what this is saying?

Yeah. We, um-

The chances of these batches not being a killer

are 100 billion to one. Explain that as a

statistician.

Yeah. Well, if you look at the underlying, um,

mortality rate,

and then you look at the ratio percentage here, the top one,

the chances of

that

occurring naturally by chance

is, is almost impossible.

It cannot be due to chance.

So statistically, what we're saying is that

there is no chance that this vacci- vaccine

is not a killer.

So with-

So we would have-

... the 100 billion to one-

Yeah

... are you saying you'd have to jab a-

We would have to jab 100 billion people to get these

statistics.

Wow.

And we've got 2.2 million on our

system.

2.2 million Kiwis.

2.2 million Kiwis, and we would've had to have jabbed 100

billion of them to get these kind of results.