VAERS Steve Kirsch’s Substack Article on “DEATH LAG” using WelcomeTheEagle’s Data!

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Welcome to Eagle Sunday November 28th Silicon Valley and last night I did a an analysis, a death lag analysis for Steve Kirsch. Did it last night and today he put it up and his featured it in a sub stack article. That guy is fast. Anyways, let me show you. Here's his article. 12 hours ago. Man, that guy is fast. But anyways, I'll put the link of this article in the description of my video. But more importantly, what I really wanted to point out is that Steve was disabled from Twitter. You know, they're, you know, all that suppression of true information. But anyways, in this article, which I will also put in my, the description in my, my video, details, he gives all the links of where he's at on gab and telegram and this sub stack article. So, so this is more for Steve. So you guys don't lose him. He's the, he's the tip of the spear and, you know, he's got all the great content and whatnot. So you guys please, you know, subscribe. You could subscribe free on his, on his newsletter, although, you know, you can be a paying member. And that helps everybody. But anyways, let's get back to my dashboard here. Basically, all I did here is he just wanted to know, he wanted to confirm because he always gets his information from like three or four up to eight different people. It's making sure that the information is the same. But this is for domestic. This is the, the death lag. This is probably a graph. Most people are familiar with. There's this unknown number right here that they're, you know, there's, I have about almost 800 people that you just can't determine what they're, what the lag is from back state to death. So excluding that, you know, it looks something like this. So basically, he was just wanting to confirm what were the, you know, like how many deaths per weekly blocks, you know, the first. So the first week from zero to seven days, it was, you know, 33% of all deaths happen within the first week. And then he wanted to know how many happen, how many happen, you know, in the second week and all the way to the 12th week. So let's see, eight, 14, eight to 14. Look, something like this. Here's the second week. Almost 11% of all of the deaths, 862 deaths happened in the second week. So anyways, he goes deep, he goes deeper into the, into the statistics. But anyways, it's really cool that he, you know, that, that he asks me, you know, that he reaches out and asks me, which is totally awesome and that I can, you know, I could help in my small way. But anyways, that's, don't lose, don't lose, Steve. Got to keep following Steve. He's the tip of the iceberg. He puts his money where his mouth is and you don't take no shit. So that's what I like best about him. Alright, you guys. Happy Sunday. Eagle out.