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Prof Martin Neil
@MartinNeil9
'Perfection is almost always within our grasp, if only we could lower the bar.' Prof. Emeritus Computer Science & Statistics at Queen Mary University of London
England, United Kingdom
Joined January 2018
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    Our book 'Fighting Goliath' is #1 in the Immunology category on the Amazon best seller charts! Also #1 in the 'Science and Maths Ethics' and 'Physician and Patient Medical Ethics' charts. Thank you to our readers and supports! Get your copy here: amazon.com/Fighting-Golia…
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    Thanks to Hancock and the government.... my friend died of covid after being "made comfortable". I organised his socially distanced outdoor funeral. I attended another funeral by zoom. My son recieved multiple lockdown fines for playing football outdoors. I was put on triage
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    I am very pleased to have our work mentioned by Maajid Nawaz during his interview with Joe Rogan. It's a cracking discussion. Epic in fact. @MaajidNawaz @joerogan
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    The UK statistics regulator has released his online response to our letter. The implications are profound because it means that various government departments, public health wonks and the BBC have been pushing misinformation. osr.statisticsauthority.gov.uk/correspondence…
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    This is unrewarded work done at some considerable career risk. Some of our clinical collaborators COULD NOT put their names on the paper.
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    5.Plenty of evidence that the vaccinated who die within 14 days of vaccination may be categorized as unvaccinated. Then someone who dies within 14 days of first dose is miscategorised as unvaccinated and a similar thing could occur post second dose.
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    Oh dear even the Telegraph thought the BBC "Unvaccinated" documentary was patronising and painful. It was pretty lame stuff. Predictably ended with the censorious forgone conclusion that misinformation is the root of any personal decision the BBC doesn't approve of.
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    12.Whatever the explanations for the observed data, it is clear that the ONS data is both unreliable and misleading. Absent any better explanation Occam’s razor would support our conclusions. The ONS data provide no reliable evidence that the vaccines reduce all-cause mortality.
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    11.After our offset adjustment we observe no significant benefit of the vaccines in the short term. They appear to expose people to an increased mortality, in line with what we know about immune exposure or pre-infection risks,
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    1. From Sept 2020 to Jan 2021 up to 35% UK Covid-19 positive cases have only found a single ‘target gene', rather than the two or more required by the PCR kit manufacturer and the WHO. Positive cases may therefore be inconclusive, negative, or caused by competing pathogens.
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    Italian study on vaccine effectiveness (VE) in kids reports effectiveness dropping to 21% after 43 days. And this is after applying the 14 days miscategorisation trick where the vaccinated are counted as unvaccinated. So in reality VE is much much lower. thelancet.com/journals/lance…
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    2.The data appear to show lower non-Covid mortality for the vaccinated compared to the unvaccinated. Odd. Also unvaccinated mortality rates peak at the same time as the vaccine rollout peaks for the age group, then falls and closes in on the vaccinated. This is not natural
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    I feel sick when I hear these stories. To the pit of my stomach. My heart goes out to you....
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    4.Correlating unvaccinated mortality with vaccine roll out we see curious patterns (dotted line the proportion of people getting first and second doses). Why are the unvaccinated dying after NOT getting the 1st dose? Why are the single dosed dying after NOT getting the 2nd dose?