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In the video, the speaker discusses the significant reduction in confirmed influenza cases in the United States and Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic. They mention that in the US, there was a 99.995% reduction in cases, while in Canada, the numbers dropped from 55,379 to 69. The speaker suggests that this may be due to a renaming of cases or the high cycle thresholds used in PCR testing. They also mention discrepancies in reporting and vaccination status data in Newfoundland and Labrador. The speaker notes that all 11 deaths reported in a specific period were fully vaccinated individuals, and they personally know unvaccinated individuals over the age of 70.

In this video, the speaker discusses a report by Canadian scientists that examines the impact of the pandemic on overall mortality. The scientists analyzed data from various countries and found that all-cause mortality increased every time COVID-19 vaccines were deployed. They observed unprecedented peaks in mortality following the rollout of boosters in many countries, even during non-flu seasons. The study also revealed a high vaccine dose fatality rate among the elderly. The authors concluded that there is no evidence of a beneficial effect from COVID-19 vaccine rollouts in terms of reducing all-cause mortality. The report highlights similar trends in countries like India, Australia, Canada, Israel, and the United States. The speaker encourages viewers to share the report to help others make informed decisions about vaccination.

In this video, the speaker discusses a report by Canadian scientists on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and vaccine rollout on overall death rates. The scientists analyzed data from multiple countries and found that all-cause mortality increased every time COVID-19 vaccines were deployed. They also observed unprecedented peaks in mortality following the rollout of boosters in most countries. The report states that there is no evidence of a beneficial effect from the vaccine rollouts, and no country showed improved all-cause mortality trends. The speaker urges viewers to share the report with others to help them make informed decisions about COVID-19 vaccination.

According to the speaker, the all-cause mortality data contradicts the idea of a viral respiratory pandemic. They argue that spikes in mortality during the COVID period were due to assaults on vulnerable people through medical treatment. Different jurisdictions had different methods of assault, such as overusing HCQ or using ventilators. They claim that more than half the countries in the world had no excess mortality until the vaccines were rolled out, which resulted in a surge of deaths. Even in India, there was no excess mortality until the vaccines were introduced, causing a significant increase in deaths.

In this video, the speaker discusses their conclusions on all-cause mortality and the pandemic. They claim that if governments had not taken any extraordinary measures, there would have been no excess mortality beyond the usual trend. They argue that the measures implemented by governments caused varying levels of excess mortality in different jurisdictions. Additionally, they assert that the COVID-19 vaccination campaign itself resulted in excess mortality, with different doses and age groups being associated with peaks in deaths. The speaker promises to provide specific numbers in their presentation.

In this video, the speaker presents five key points regarding the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany. Firstly, the speaker mentions that hospital occupancy reached an all-time low in 2020, while severe respiratory illnesses decreased. Secondly, the number of deaths in 2020 was not significantly higher than usual. Thirdly, the average age of those who died from COVID-19 was 83, while the average age of other deceased individuals was 82. Fourthly, Sweden, without strict lockdown measures, performed better than Germany according to the World Health Organization. Lastly, the speaker criticizes the government's response to the pandemic, including the closure of schools and businesses, isolation of the elderly, and the suppression of dissenting voices. The speaker questions the necessity of lockdowns and the forced administration of experimental vaccines.

Eurostat, the official European Union statistics, provides data on excess mortality in different countries. Finland has a 12.4% excess mortality rate, while Ireland and Portugal have rates of 12.16% and just over 2% respectively. Spain and France have rates of 2.1% and 3.85% higher than expected. Austria has a significantly higher rate of 13.175%. Interestingly, some Eastern European countries with lower COVID vaccination rates, such as Bulgaria, Romania, and Hungary, have lower death rates than expected. Overall, during the pandemic, vulnerable individuals died earlier than expected, resulting in lower death rates globally. However, the current data shows the opposite trend.

In this video, the speaker presents data on COVID-19 deaths in Canada. They point out that the official number of deaths reported by the government is 52,000, which is used to create fear. However, the speaker reveals that the actual number of deaths is 36,000, as provinces and territories have been adjusting their data to exclude deaths with COVID rather than from COVID. The speaker suggests that this is an attempt to cover up the true impact of the disease.

The speaker discusses all-cause mortality and presents data from various countries, including France, the USA, and Romania. They highlight the seasonal pattern of mortality, with higher deaths in the winter and lower deaths in the summer. The speaker questions the understanding of this pattern and argues that it is not fully comprehended. They also analyze historical events such as the Spanish flu, the Great Depression, and wars, showing their impact on mortality rates. The speaker then focuses on the COVID-19 pandemic, discussing the effects of aggressive medical treatments, socioeconomic factors, and vaccines on mortality. They present data suggesting that vaccines may have caused excess deaths, particularly among the elderly.

There were two pandemics happening simultaneously: the blue pandemic and the green pandemic. The green pandemic refers to COVID-19, while the blue pandemic is less visible due to the dominance of COVID-19. The speaker wants to understand why there were two pandemics and why only one was widely discussed. They mention that the two pandemics correlate strongly and suggest exploring other phenomena that occurred during this time.

In this video, the speaker discusses the impact of reduced antibiotic prescriptions during the COVID-19 pandemic. They explain that poor states in the southern United States, where it is hot, experienced a higher death rate due to bacterial pneumonia. The speaker believes that bacterial pneumonia was a co-cause of death in many COVID-19 cases. They also mention that excess mortality rates varied across age groups before and after vaccination. Before vaccination, the rates ranged from 5% to 40% in the ten most populous states. However, during the vaccination period, the pattern changed, with 25 to 44-year-olds experiencing up to 60% excess mortality.

In this video, the speaker reflects on their PowerPoint slide pack from April-May 2020, which contained facts and data about the COVID-19 pandemic. They discuss various points, including the low death rate, the lack of difference between countries with and without lockdowns, the ineffectiveness of masks, and the correlation between flu shots and increased risk of respiratory infections. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not forgetting this information and encourages viewers to share the facts and data to counter mainstream bias. They also express gratitude to their supporters.

There were simultaneous peaks of mortality in different parts of the world during the pandemic, which is highly unlikely from an epidemiological perspective. The time it takes for an infection to lead to a rise in mortality varies greatly depending on various factors. Even if infections were spread simultaneously, mortality peaks would not occur synchronously. These peaks were likely caused by specific actions taken in hotspots, such as Lombardy, Italy, where people were encouraged to go to the hospital and multiple patients were put on a single ventilator. This resulted in a significant loss of life during that peak.

The speaker claims that the vaccine is toxic and could have caused the deaths of 17 million people worldwide. They argue that after each vaccine rollout, there is a temporary increase in overall mortality. This pattern is observed consistently across countries with sufficient data. Another speaker points out that typically, deaths decrease in the summer and increase in the winter, but during the COVID vaccine campaign, there are spikes in mortality right after the campaigns, even in the summer. They mention that this pattern is seen in both the northern and southern hemispheres. The speakers emphasize that this is a new phenomenon.

In this video, the speaker discusses the mortality rates in New Zealand from 2012 to 2022. They highlight the increase in deaths, particularly after the vaccine rollout in 2022. The speaker mentions that the spikes in deaths are usually due to the winter flu season. They also show a heat map of the top 20 sites with excess mortality rates, with 10 of them located in Christchurch. The speaker claims to be the only database administrator with access to this data in New Zealand due to the country's small size and good IT infrastructure.

In this video, the speakers discuss the alternative scenario of not implementing official measures when COVID-19 emerged. They suggest that if doctors were left to figure out how to treat the disease on their own, they would have inevitably made mistakes but also learned from them. They mention the example of ventilators, which were initially seen as crucial but later caused harm. The deployment of ventilators increased fear and influenced public perception of the virus. The speakers emphasize the importance of protecting vulnerable populations without unnecessarily exposing the rest of the population to risks. They also mention the comparison with the flu.

The speaker claims that the vaccine is toxic and could have killed 17 million people worldwide. They argue that after each booster rollout, there is a peak in all cause mortality, which is consistently observed across different countries. Another speaker points out that normally, deaths decrease in the summer, but during the COVID vaccine campaign, there are spikes in mortality right after vaccine campaigns, even in the Southern Hemisphere where it should be a low death period. They mention that this pattern is seen in all 17 countries they studied. Overall, they emphasize that these observations are unprecedented.

The speaker discusses the disappearance of the flu during the COVID-19 pandemic and questions why it was not as prevalent as usual. They explore various explanations, including the idea that COVID-19 was more contagious and therefore outcompeted the flu. They also mention studies suggesting that social distancing and mask-wearing measures effectively eradicated the flu. The speaker raises concerns about the financial incentives hospitals received for COVID-19 cases and suggests that misdiagnosing flu cases as COVID-19 may have occurred. They conclude that corruption and control may have played a role in the handling of the pandemic. The speaker encourages viewers to join their community for more information and understanding.

In this video, the speaker discusses the significant excess mortality following the COVID-19 pandemic and questions the safety and effectiveness of the vaccines. They argue that the excess mortality is correlated with the vaccination campaigns and call for independent investigations into the relationship between the vaccines and the excess deaths. The speaker criticizes other political parties for promoting and embracing the vaccines without addressing the concerns raised by their party. Another speaker responds by defending their party's stance on vaccinations and arguing against the speaker's accusations. The debate becomes heated as both speakers exchange arguments and counter-arguments. The video ends with the announcement of a suspension until the minister speaks.

In this video, the speaker discusses five key points related to the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany. Firstly, the speaker mentions that hospital occupancy reached an all-time low in 2020. Secondly, there were fewer respiratory illnesses reported during this time, as COVID-19 replaced the flu. Thirdly, the number of deaths in 2020 was not significantly higher than usual. Fourthly, the average age of those who died from COVID-19 was 83, while the average age of other deceased individuals was 82. Lastly, the World Health Organization (WHO) stated that Sweden, without strict lockdown measures, fared better than Germany. The speaker emphasizes the importance of these facts and criticizes the government's response to the pandemic.

The speaker discusses the disappearance of the flu during the COVID-19 pandemic and questions why it was not reported in statistics. They explore various explanations, including the idea that COVID-19 was more contagious and therefore outcompeted the flu. They also mention a study from Harvard suggesting that social distancing and mask-wearing measures effectively eradicated the flu. The speaker raises concerns about the inconsistency in the effectiveness of these measures against COVID-19. They also mention financial incentives for hospitals to diagnose COVID-19 cases, which may have led to misdiagnosis or overreporting. The speaker concludes that corruption and control may be behind these inconsistencies.

In this video, the speaker discusses the current pandemic situation. They highlight that the number of excess deaths and disabilities in 2021 has surpassed those of 2020. They argue that we are currently experiencing a pandemic, specifically among the vaccinated population. The speaker expresses their surprise at the lack of attention given to this issue, considering the fear and concern that was prevalent in 2020. They find it mind-blowing that the ongoing pandemic is not being discussed.

In this video, the speaker raises concerns about excess deaths and the lack of attention they receive. They discuss the pattern of excess deaths across countries and the need for data transparency. The speaker questions the accuracy of excess death calculations and highlights the failure to collect data on deaths referred to the coroner. They also discuss the increase in deaths among younger age groups and the potential link to vaccination. The speaker calls for a suspension of the experimental COVID-19 vaccines and a thorough investigation into their harms. They argue that the regulators have failed to protect the public and that evidence-based medicine and basic ethics should be prioritized.

In this video, the speaker discusses five key points regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. Firstly, they mention that hospital occupancy in Germany reached an all-time low in 2020. Secondly, they highlight that there were fewer cases of respiratory diseases, including influenza, during this time. Thirdly, they state that the number of deaths in 2020 was not significantly higher than usual. Fourthly, they mention that the average age of those who died from COVID-19 was 83, while the average age of other deceased individuals was 82. Lastly, they claim that Sweden, without strict lockdown measures, fared better than Germany according to the World Health Organization. The speaker criticizes the government's response to the pandemic, including lockdowns, isolation of the elderly, and the suppression of dissenting voices. They also question the necessity and safety of experimental vaccines. The speaker calls for an investigation into these matters.

The speakers discuss the correlation between COVID-19 vaccination campaigns and spikes in mortality. They observe that after vaccine rollouts, there is a noticeable increase in deaths, even during the summer months when mortality rates should be low. This pattern is consistent across multiple countries and age groups. The speakers mention the presence of winter peaks and booster peaks in mortality data, which contradicts the expected trends. This correlation is observed globally, including in the Southern Hemisphere where a decrease in deaths is expected during the summer.