Excess mortality: deaths from all causes compared to projections based on prior years; my view, it is due to the vaccine, and can I say 100%, well NO, but tell me what else can explain this?
We see massive excess mortality in nations with high levels of vaccination and a clue, I argue that its not just elevated level of vaccination but the aggressiveness of the vaccination
They’ve all seen a significant uptick in all-cause mortality. Why is that? What did they do differently in 2021 than they did in the years before?
Updated excess mortality graph as of Feb 1st 2022 (pay attention to the 0% line):
The insurance CEO said a 10% increase in all cause mortality is a 3 standard deviation change, a once in 200 years event, so the 40% increase he saw in the working age population they cover (working therefore reasonably healthy 18-64 year olds) was off the charts. The -20% in Feb 2021 is interesting too, and later 2021 looks like 10% or above for just about every country. I'm assuming the most recent numbers are not accurate because it's too recent to have all the data. I wonder what the charts look like for the least vaccinated countries.
Our friend el gato had two nice pieces on this.
https://boriquagato.substack.com/p/why-are-northern-european-except
https://boriquagato.substack.com/p/more-perspective-on-sweden-and-the
All cause mortality up in all Northern European countries except Sweden. Conclusion, the main cause was lockdowns since the are heavily vaccinated (they love to travel, #1 pastime I guess) but the only country that didn’t shut down.