1) The CDC report is very well done and properly normalized. No further calculations are needed. All is done and ready.
2) The German report is poor. No normalization by doses, nor by sex. In General the report is of a very low quality.
4/ So for the German PEI report, some calculations and estimations were needed. The administered dose per age group are also not published and need to be estimated.
Approach: use German 2019 population pyramid and multiply by vaccination rate (estimated). Here the result.
5/ Remarks. Germany hasn't given a general recommendation for vaccinating children below 18.
Thanks to the #STIKO, they didn’t follow the unethical example of CDC.
That’s why the German curve begins at 18 only. The data below 18 is fortunately not available.
6/ The general quality of the German PEI reports are of low quality (lacking dose/age normalization etc.).
The comparison with the high quality report by CDC shows this very clearly. But judge for yourself.
9/ Bonus round: why vaccinating children is unethical:
Using the same type of normalization as decribed above, I estimated the age dependant vaccine CFR from the German PEI report and compared it with the C19 IFR for healthy. IFR source below here:
10/ All safety features have fallen. This here is unprecedented. Politics make medical decisions now and ignore #STIKO. The kids must be vaccinated at all costs it looks like. And rumors say that STIKO will change it’s recommendation. Based on new data? No.
Clearly CDC US and PEI DE have an underreporting issue while Canada and Israel show similar (higher) numbers.
What about @Lareb_NL ? Nothing to report? Silence?
14/ The potential root cause for the age curve has been discussed by @bringsmileback here: a combination of testosteron and stronger Th1 inflammatory response in young boys compared to older men:
Not a high-quality reference site like
Valentia Observatory (Ireland) or h-USCRN sites.
But: Lower urban bias than cities like Kyoto or Tokyo. It starts to show the well known flatliner we see at stable sites.
3/ To see it better, here’s 4 months side by side:
🟥 Kyoto
⬛️ Tokyo
🟦 Suttsu
This is man-made. The T trend is just unrelated to climate. It measures the site and environment change. Suttsu as expected least impacted. But it still is.
The red areas are fully man-made—built or cultivated.
You cannot measure climate anywhere near them.
And MODIS still misses a lot.
In reality, it’s worse.
When we inspected what @BerkeleyEA calls “rural”?
Almost all those stations are worthless
Imagine a field looks like it does on the left…alive.
And later, like the right. Dead and brown.
Still think you'll measure the same 2m temperature?
Or might that just—possibly—have a major impact as the surroundings changed? GPT estimates 3C. It's not wrong.
We now combine MODIS 🟥 and P2023A 🟪 (10m resolution).
Look: MODIS misses entire urban zones— Ireland. Or Liverpool.
And yet @hausfath and @BerkeleyEarth built their “rural” claims on MODIS junk.
Shameful deception.
The paper needs a retraction.
Thanks to this trick, they labeled urban sites as “rural”—then obviously saw no difference.
That paper must be retracted.
Back then: resolution limits.
Today? Ignoring P2023A is agenda.
Anyone can open Google Earth and see houses where MODIS finds none.
In a nutshell: using decades-old MODIS (500m, binary) to argue “nothing’s there” versus P2023A 10m high res color is like claiming your iPhone 1 low-light photo proves the room was empty—
while the iPhone 16 Pro with AI sees everything.
Only dishonest clowns run that defense.
1/ April resists warming.
Remember: warming causes cooling.
If you’re freezing, you're actually warming.
Colder weather confirms it’s warmer.
We must prevent cooling to stop warming.
Yes, it still was the warmest April in SW models.
Now pay your CO2 tax please and eat vegan.
2/ We check ourselves. The ClimDiv curve is even cooling 1.37C compared with the stable USCRN sites.
3/ Expand the range to 115 years.
Stable USCRN sites show nothing.
ClimDiv now shows warming—entirely from adjustments.
Wrong ones: cooling rural, not towns.
Signal upside down.
That's not science—it’s appalling.
1/ This proxy is the most dishonest narrative in the entire climate agenda.
Anyone pushing it isn’t doing science — they’re signaling allegiance.
If you still treat them seriously, that’s on you.
They’re not analysts. They’re ideological fools. #ClimateScam
2/ Last week of April 2025. Rural Nagano. ~700m elevation. Full bloom.
I challenge the town-proxy scammers to show us blooming in late May or June a hundred years ago.
Go ahead— make fools out of yourself by failing.
👉The consensus now = defund climate activists (“academics”).
3/ …been cultivated in Japan since the Edo and Meiji periods. Bloom timing is widely celebrated, recorded, and scheduled for festivals.. There are no records of cherry festivals here occurring in late May or June. That would have been seen as “weirdly late,” even then…
1/ I was told non US GHCN “raw” is adjusted already.
-----TRUE-----
Now I see it. Gosh.
Composite. 2x adjusted. NOAA doesn’t even know where non-US stations are—or what they’re measuring. Their own US data (USCRN) is light-years better. But for “global”? It’s clown-tier level.
2/ And here it is—the DOUBLE-adjusted COMPOSITE.
Not raw. I doubted @connolly_s at first—like someone denying their 2nd-hand car is stolen, crash-salvaged, and repainted twice. Turns out he was right.
NOAA’s “global” QCU (non-US): not raw.
3/ Credit where due.
Normally I block on first bad-faith signal.
But intuition said: bait him back.
Let’s see what he hands over.
And he did:
✔ Clown location
✔ 120% urbanized
✔ Composite
✔ Adjusted twice
Thanks for the assist.