Here in the UK, we've just passed the 52-week mark of CONvid being reported under the weekly Statutory Notification of Infection Diseases (NOIDs), as published on the gov.uk website.

This is the report whereby actual registered medical practitioners submit their clinical diagnostic data on each suspected CONvid case they see, and in turn treat as such.

That means not the 'positive cases' identified by the 'test' results, and not the 'deaths' that are being collated from death certificates filled in with CONvid with no chain of command.

Want to know how many CONvid cases were actually diagnosed, treated as and reported on by our doctors across England and Wales in the past year, as published by the government itself?

14,741

And guess how many of those occurred in Wales...

0. Yes, you read that right.

And the people are rushing out to get 'vaccinated' for this. A 'disease' whose weekly alleged death rate isn't even has high as cancer. Which has been with us for thousands of times longer, and doesn't yet have a 'cure'.

So the major caveat here is that this is essentially a record of all adverse outcomes from anyone that was in any of the clinical trials. So if you got a shot and then two weeks later happened to have a heart attack unrelated to the vaccine you end up in this report. When the trial is done there is hopefully no difference between the number of unexpected deaths in the trial and control groups. Do you know where to find the control analysis?