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I just want to tip my hat to a Telegram account called Irish Quizzlings, and they have broken
down the data from RIP.ie, I'm not sure who it is behind the account, but they've battered
it out of the park today.
Really important, really serious work that's got to be done.
We know the mainstream media isn't doing it because they were complicit in pushing the
jabs and now in the cover-up mode.
So this is up to us, citizen journalism, at its best, here we go.
So it's not looking good for Waterford, top of the leaderboard.
Now Waterford was the county, the most jabbed, vaccinated, if you want to call it that, in
Ireland and in fact, one of the most vaccinated little places in the world.
And then it went on to have the most cases of COVID in Ireland.
So the alarm bells were ringing then.
And now this work by Irish Quizzlings has put Waterford up at the very top of the leaderboard
with an excess mortality of 45.3%.
This is absolutely shocking.
How are the mainstream media going to ignore this one?
How much longer can they ignore it?
Are they going to call it a conspiracy?
I see Luke O'Neill is on Newstalk today talking about conspiracies.
The cheek of him, still on the airwaves, and he's going to break down and give us the science
behind conspiracy.
Are they going to call it a conspiracy?
The Irish Quizzlings has compared 2019 to 2023 between January 1st and May 5th.
So really shocking.
And of course, it's on the back of the great work of Patrick E. Walsh from Kilkenny, who
has been investigating Kilkenny figures.
And he actually backs up what Irish Quizzlings is doing here.
The bottom of the leaderboard, we have Donegal, who had one of the lowest uptakes of vaccination
in Ireland.
What are the Irish media going to do about it?
Well done to Irish Quizzlings.
Well done to Patrick E. Walsh.
This is the kind of citizen journalism we need in the absence of...
They're not real journalists, are they?
Because they pushed everybody into this and they asked no questions and they censored
people and smeared them.
So this is the real journalism.
It's work that needs to be done.
And of course, it's always open to correction.
That's what we put things out there and say, well, what do you think?
Let's put it out there.
Let's have a free and fair debate.
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