The 2020 data is most probably consistent with Covid excess deaths, while in 2021 we have also a rise from January onwards with a similar slope as in 2020. But notably, starting from May/June 2021 the slope increases and the EU-euromomo tracked excess death rate goes much higher, reaching approx 6k. This may be really related to vaccinat…
The 2020 data is most probably consistent with Covid excess deaths, while in 2021 we have also a rise from January onwards with a similar slope as in 2020. But notably, starting from May/June 2021 the slope increases and the EU-euromomo tracked excess death rate goes much higher, reaching approx 6k. This may be really related to vaccination, since the timing of the slope change is correlated with vaccination of the 15-44 age cohort.
This is exactly correct. 25-44 do not die from covid all that much and much of their excess mortality is beyond covid. Considering incentives to overreport covid deaths, they would be unlikely to be UNDERreported.
It seems that for the 15-44y, there is almost a linear increase from week 22 (June) to week 44 (november). and for the 45--64y from week 17 (end of april) to week 44. And linear increase for the 65-74y, for the 75-84y (starting earlier) but not for the 85+ years!
Likely not Covid deaths. This coincides with the lockdown which impeded the drug supply as borders became less open , less air traffic, etc.
In BC, Canada, already the site of a ten year drug "Crisis" the excess ACM in the 15-40 cohorts was considerably greater than the total population Covid mortality, even considering the deaths "with" Covid were not truly deaths "due to" Covid. The drug OD's could not be hidden, and the supply of fentanyl and congeners was highly toxic.
The 2020 data is most probably consistent with Covid excess deaths, while in 2021 we have also a rise from January onwards with a similar slope as in 2020. But notably, starting from May/June 2021 the slope increases and the EU-euromomo tracked excess death rate goes much higher, reaching approx 6k. This may be really related to vaccination, since the timing of the slope change is correlated with vaccination of the 15-44 age cohort.
This is exactly correct. 25-44 do not die from covid all that much and much of their excess mortality is beyond covid. Considering incentives to overreport covid deaths, they would be unlikely to be UNDERreported.
It seems that for the 15-44y, there is almost a linear increase from week 22 (June) to week 44 (november). and for the 45--64y from week 17 (end of april) to week 44. And linear increase for the 65-74y, for the 75-84y (starting earlier) but not for the 85+ years!
Likely not Covid deaths. This coincides with the lockdown which impeded the drug supply as borders became less open , less air traffic, etc.
In BC, Canada, already the site of a ten year drug "Crisis" the excess ACM in the 15-40 cohorts was considerably greater than the total population Covid mortality, even considering the deaths "with" Covid were not truly deaths "due to" Covid. The drug OD's could not be hidden, and the supply of fentanyl and congeners was highly toxic.
I have found another article with many relevant datasources for observed excess deaths https://swprs.org/covid-vaccines-a-reality-check/