The Lombardy/Bergamo (Italy) Events Via New York

Webinar and short clips from earlier this year

Dec 02, 2024

If you read and were intrigued by our recent article on the Bergamo (Italy) death spike, you also may be interested in a segment from an IPAK webinar

Jonathan Engler

and I did earlier this year.

Our focus was the New York City event but included a segment where Jonathan explains his August 2022 & September 2022 analyses of Lombardy/Bergamo and UK data.

The segue from me talking about New York, Chicago, and Bergamo to Jonathan’s part begins around the 30:30 mark. Password: NYC-Bergamo-325?

The entire webinar is 2 hours, 20 minutes and was expertly hosted by Don Najita.

Don also published a thoughtfully-crafted, well-written series of “short cut” articles with digestible video clips and other content from the webinar on the IPAK-affiliated Substack Twisting Strands. (The UK/Italy segment is Part 4.)

Part 1

Twisting Strands

What Happened in New York?

This is the first post of a series…

a year ago · 22 likes · scientia liberia

Part 2

Twisting Strands

NYC: Center Stage

This is the 2nd post on the March 25, 2024 session of the IPAK-EDU Director’s Science Webinar featuring the work of Jessica Hockett and Jonathan Engler…

a year ago · 9 likes · scientia liberia

Part 3

Twisting Strands

NYC: Scale & Magnitude

This is the 3rd post on the March 25, 2024 session of the IPAK-EDU Director’s Science Webinar featuring the work of Jessica Hockett and Jonathan Engler…

a year ago · 10 likes · scientia liberia

Part 4

Twisting Strands

Northern Italy, the Burnt-out Forest, and Where New Yorkers died

This is the 4th post on the March 25, 2024 session of the IPAK-EDU Director’s Science Webinar featuring the work of Jessica Hockett and Jonathan Engler…

a year ago · 7 likes · 1 comment · scientia liberia

Part 5

Twisting Strands

NYC: The Ides of March

This is the 5th post on the March 25, 2024 session of the IPAK-EDU Director’s Science Webinar featuring the work of Jessica Hockett and Jonathan Engler…

a year ago · 9 likes · 5 comments · scientia liberia

Because the presentation was in March, it doesn’t include findings from records requests or other analysis of the New York event published since then. You can find all NYC-related articles on this page: https://www.woodhouse76.com/s/nyc-2020-chronological

It’s hard to believe but it’s been over a year since

PANDA

published (what I consider) the first “summary” article on the New York event, wherein Thomas Verduyn, myself, Jonathan, Todd Kenyon, and Martin Neil gave eight reasons to doubt the official death data.

PANDA Uncut

Does New York City 2020 Make Any Sense?

by Thomas Verduyn BASc, Jessica Hockett PhD, Jonathan Engler MB ChB LLB DipPharmMed, Todd Kenyon PhD, & Martin Neil PhD…

2 years ago · 216 likes · 251 comments

My most comprehensive summary of the New York inquiry to date is the “Eleven Problems” article I published in September (also pinned to the top of the NYC 2020 page).