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No Geotemporal Viral Spread: Mortality Was Geostatic Assaults

Day 1 · 7:36:25 · Denis G. Rancourt, PhD

  • 🗺️ County-level U.S. and European mortality evolved geostatically, not as contagious waves—impenetrable borders despite travel.
  • ✈️ New York versus California and Milan versus Rome had matched poverty, flights, and density yet totally different early peaks.
  • 💥 Rancourt concludes excess deaths came from economic deprivation, fear, mandates, medical assaults, and cytotoxic LNP vaccination—not a spreading virus.

Spatial mortality patterns refute respiratory pandemic models.

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Transcript

Denis G. Rancourt, PhD · 7:36:25

And finally, I want to show, um, a section that many would consider provocative, but it's the data that we see, and I'm going to reported, and it's to show that there was an absence of viral disease spread that caused mortality during the COVID period everywhere in the world where we have data. So we studied this in a very large detailed article by Hickey, myself, and Linard, uh, in which we looked at high spatial resolution mortality down to the county level in the U.S. and the same kind size in all of Europe. And we tried to understand that. And what we found is that there's— there was no viral spread causing death, meaning that the spread in mortality was geostatic time evolution, not geotemporal, which means that it's inconsistent with the accepted theory of how a virus spreads through the respiratory exchange person to person.

Denis G. Rancourt, PhD · 7:37:31

It proves that those models are not correct. So they're not correct because it would— we saw impossible mortality patterns, like impenetrable borders despite the fact that there was constant exchange and things like that. So an example of that is comparing comparing California to the New York area. The New York area had a large static peak. So people died intensely here and then died less after they had died, but it didn't spread. There was no spreading. That happened in New York and nothing happened in California. They have the same number of poor people. They have the same number of flights from Asia. They have the same number of everything. And you can do detailed theoretical models, including all the transport routes, the, the subways, the buses, the cars, the airplanes. You can do everything you want. And this is a state-of-the-art report of those calculations by others. I give the reference there.

Denis G. Rancourt, PhD · 7:38:31

And it shows that the West Coast and the East Coast, New York and California, should have been affected equally. If anything, California should have been more affected. And that was not the case. Same goes for Europe, especially the example of northern Italy, Milan, and Rome. Identical, identical systems, identical types of societies, just as many poor, high-density urban areas, no deaths whatsoever at the beginning of the pandemic in Rome, despite the same number of flights coming in from around the world and so on, big airports and everything. And Milan had that peak. So this is contrary to all the predictions of the accepted models regarding spread. So we concluded that there's an absence of viral disease spread. So that means that it's possible, it should open your mind to the idea that the whole idea that there was a viral pandemic may be completely wrong. Maybe something else was happening. And what we have concluded in our work over many years of research is that, and I want to get to the conclusions now, is that what caused excess mortality is assaults, not a virus.

Denis G. Rancourt, PhD · 7:39:47

So economic deprivation, closing down the economy, fear propaganda, mandates, measures, public health responses, medical assaults, all of these things. And the medical assaults include testing, diagnostic bias, imposed facial masking, confinement, isolation, denial of appropriate treatment, mechanical ventilation, all the things that we've talked about today were medical assaults, and these are the things that caused the excess mortality, as far as we can tell. And you have to add vaccination. Now vaccination is the only one of these assaults— COVID-19 mRNA vaccine is the only measure that involved repeatedly injecting into the bodies of everyone, whether you're healthy or not, and including the sick, the elderly, infants, toddlers, preschoolers, pregnant women at any gestation period, repeatedly injecting directly into their bodies a known cytotoxic substance.

Denis G. Rancourt, PhD · 7:40:49

Because you have to know that those nanoparticles are made with cationic lipids, and cationic lipids are cytotoxic. And the scientific literature on that is absolutely established. And here is a review article from 2025. This is a review article of the state of the technology of these cationic lipid nanoparticles. And their, their conclusion in the review article is that the fundamental limitation to this technology is toxicity. And they point out there are no permanently positively charged bilayers forming lipids in nature. That means that this thing you put in your body, there's no way that your body has mechanisms to combat it because it doesn't exist in nature. And so that's one of the reasons it's so difficult to get rid of these things. So it's the only measure where you were doing that. You were injecting toxic substances into bodies.

Denis G. Rancourt, PhD · 7:41:49

And so I'm going to read this last slide. This is the conclusion slide. Bear with me. I'm, I'm extending from all the research that I'm done, and I would conclude in this way: History will record that the COVID period was, in effect, a massive and unnecessary multifaceted assault against people, exploiting fear and causing harm, injury, and death, especially in the most vulnerable. All governments under US hegemony and media influence cooperated or imitated. Canada was no exception. The vaccines are toxic and caused many deaths and injuries in plain sight of robust national statistics. Science can never prove causality, but institutional capture and discipline can always minimize and invalidate screaming safety signals and personal hardship. And these are— the signals I showed you today are screaming safety signals that needed to be acknowledged right away and used to change government and medical establishment behavior, and it was not.

Denis G. Rancourt, PhD · 7:43:01

And that concludes my presentation.