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Excess deaths of about 1,000 per week have been observed during the pandemic, even after adjusting for an aging and growing population. The rate of death in Britain is expected to increase due to an aging population, but the excess deaths are also affecting younger age groups. These unusual and alarming figures were initially attributed to people not receiving statins, but the effect of lockdown measures and misdiagnosis also played a role. Interestingly, the excess deaths started around the same time as the vaccine program, but this correlation has not been thoroughly investigated. The speaker expresses skepticism about the vaccines, stating that adverse effects are more common than claimed and that the vaccines are targeting a virus that has already evolved. The speaker's skepticism has made them a pariah in academic and medical circles.

This video discusses a report by Canadian scientists that examines the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on overall mortality rates and the correlation between vaccine rollout and deaths. The scientists found that all-cause mortality increased in all countries analyzed after the deployment of COVID-19 vaccines. Additionally, there were unprecedented peaks in mortality following booster rollouts. The study also highlights that the vaccine dose fatality rate increased with age, particularly among those 90 years and older. The authors state that there is no evidence of a beneficial effect from COVID-19 vaccine rollouts in terms of all-cause mortality. The report suggests sharing this information with individuals considering 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.

Deaths increased during the pandemic in Malaysia and 9 other countries studied. A report by Canadian scientists analyzed all-cause mortality during the pandemic and vaccine rollout. They found that all countries saw increased mortality with vaccine deployment. Not a single country showed improved mortality due to COVID-19 vaccines. Deaths coincided with booster rollouts in various countries, including the US. The study estimated 160,000 excess deaths in the US among 25-64 age group during the vaccine campaign. The data suggests no evidence of a beneficial effect from COVID-19 vaccines. Share this report with those considering vaccination for informed decisions. Stay healthy.

Deaths in multiple countries increased after COVID-19 vaccine rollouts, with 17 million deaths linked to vaccines. All-cause mortality rose in countries post-vaccine deployment, with peaks during booster rollouts. The report found no evidence of COVID-19 vaccines saving lives, showing increased deaths with age and no beneficial effects. Countries like India, Australia, Canada, Israel, and the US experienced similar trends, with excess deaths coinciding with vaccine campaigns. In the US, 160,000 excess deaths occurred in the 25-64 age group during a vaccine surge. Share this information to help others make informed decisions about COVID-19 vaccines. Stay healthy.

Deaths increased in multiple countries after COVID-19 vaccine rollouts, with 17 million deaths linked to vaccines. All-cause mortality rose during vaccination periods, especially in older age groups. No evidence of vaccine benefits in reducing deaths was found. Booster rollouts coincided with peaks in deaths in various countries, including the US. Over 160,000 excess deaths occurred in the US among 25-64 age group during vaccine campaigns. The study suggests sharing this information with those considering COVID-19 vaccination.

In recent years, global mortality rates have been lower compared to the past 50 years, with a spike in 2018 due to new vaccines. Despite claims of a deadly pandemic, mortality rates have remained lower than in 1952. People were getting sick, but not dying at alarming rates. This raises questions about the severity of the pandemic.

A global study found no evidence that COVID vaccines reduced excess deaths. The study analyzed mortality patterns in 125 countries during the pandemic, linking excess deaths to restrictions like lockdowns and vaccine rollouts. Researchers concluded that political interventions, including vaccine campaigns, led to 30 million deaths globally, with 17 million attributed to COVID injections. Excess mortality varied widely between countries, with poverty being a significant factor. The study also suggested that vaccines may have contributed to excess deaths and found no clear benefit from their use. The researchers are continuing to investigate the impacts of pandemic measures and vaccines on mortality.

Scientists studied the death rates in Malaysia and nine other countries during the pandemic. They found that after 1.3 billion COVID vaccines were administered worldwide, 17 million people died from vaccines alone. The scientists analyzed all-cause mortality to determine the impact of the pandemic and vaccine rollout. They discovered that in all countries studied, all-cause mortality increased with each vaccine deployment. Additionally, there were unprecedented peaks in mortality following booster rollouts. The vaccine dose fatality rate increased with age, reaching almost 5% among those 90 years and older who received a fourth dose. No evidence was found to suggest that COVID vaccines saved lives. The report urges individuals to consider this information before getting vaccinated.

The speaker claims that the COVID vaccine is toxic and could have caused the deaths of 17 million people worldwide. They suggest that there is a temporary increase in all-cause mortality following vaccine rollouts, which is consistent across different countries. Another speaker points out that normally, deaths decrease in the summer, but during the vaccine campaign, there are spikes in mortality, even in the Southern Hemisphere where it should be low. They mention that this pattern is seen during booster rollouts as well. This phenomenon is described as unprecedented.

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.

According to data from the Society of Actuaries and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there were excess deaths in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID-19. The actual to expected death ratios were 122% from April to December 2020 and 116.4% for the full year. In 2021, the death rate remained relatively the same despite the vaccine rollout. The age group with the highest actual to expected deaths was 35 to 64 years old. Non-COVID deaths were also higher in the 15 to 34 year old age group. Excess deaths in 2022 remained similar to previous years, indicating other factors were causing these deaths. The discussion on these findings should be more open.

Two years ago, most people would have refused gene or cell therapy, but the pandemic has changed perceptions of innovation. The COVID vaccine is not a traditional vaccine as it doesn't provide immunity or prevent transmission. The Pfizer vaccine wasn't tested for transmission prevention before its release due to the urgency. Vaccinated individuals can still get COVID-19. Countries with rapid mass vaccination have seen increased infections and deaths. A study from the Cleveland Clinic suggests that the more shots received, the higher the risk of getting COVID. Vaccination puts evolutionary pressure on the virus, leading to mutations. Epidemiological analysis shows a significant number of deaths related to the vaccines, with dangerous mechanisms of action and consistency with other fatal conditions. Temporal relation is also evident, with many deaths occurring shortly after vaccination.

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 a Japanese study of 20,000,000 people, they could determine vaccine status and found "highly significant that all the excess deaths were in the vaccinated group, that the non vaccinated group had none." Last week, "a study of twenty minute million people. 22,000,000 people. Yeah. Yeah. It's not a bad study." An Australian statistician's paper reportedly shows that "about three months after every splurge of a vaccine booster, mortality went up," with "the peak mortality was a hundred days after the after vaccine vaccination." This timing aligns with the Japanese finding. There’s mention of an Australian government inquiry into excess deaths that "said there's nothing in it." "That's all due to COVID."

According to CDC data analyzed by an insurance industry expert, excess mortality rates among millennials aged 25 to 44 increased by 84% in the fall, which is the highest ever recorded. The chart shows a spike in deaths when mandates and boosters were implemented, followed by a further increase towards the end of the year. The drop-off in data is due to reporting delays for non-hospital deaths. In total, there were 61,000 excess millennial deaths during this period, comparable to the number of US troops who died in the Vietnam War. The speaker suggests that these numbers indicate a link between vaccines and increased mortality across all age groups, and accuses the government of causing deaths through mandates.

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.

During the pandemic, researchers found that all-cause mortality increased in countries after COVID-19 vaccine rollouts. A study showed 17 million deaths worldwide were linked to vaccines, with a higher fatality rate among the elderly. No evidence of vaccine benefits was found in the data. Booster rollouts coincided with peaks in deaths across multiple countries, including the US. The report suggests sharing this information with those considering the vaccine to help them make an informed decision.

The video discusses a study on all-cause mortality during the pandemic in multiple countries. Researchers found a correlation between COVID-19 vaccine rollout and increased deaths, especially among the elderly. The report highlighted peaks in mortality coinciding with booster campaigns, with no evidence of vaccines saving lives. Countries like India, Australia, Canada, Israel, and the US showed similar trends. The US saw excess deaths in the 25-64 age group during vaccine campaigns. The study urges people to consider this data before deciding on COVID-19 vaccination. Stay informed and healthy.

The speaker claims that based on the number of vaccine doses administered worldwide, they have calculated the toxicity of the vaccine and believe it would have killed 17 million people. They also mention a correlation between booster rollouts and an increase in all-cause mortality, which they observe in multiple countries. Another speaker adds that typically, deaths increase in winter and decrease in summer, but during the COVID vaccine campaign, there are spikes in mortality right after vaccine campaigns, even in the summer. They note this pattern globally, including in the Southern Hemisphere. This phenomenon is described as unusual and unprecedented.

The speaker claims that the COVID 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 all-cause mortality. This pattern is observed consistently across countries with sufficient data. Another speaker points out that normally, deaths decrease in the summer, but during the COVID vaccine campaign, there are spikes in mortality. This is especially evident in the southern hemisphere, where there should be a low death period. The speakers conclude that this is a new phenomenon and it occurs globally during booster rollouts.

Data on all-cause mortality collected over the past 100 years shows a clear seasonal pattern, with more deaths occurring in the winter than in the summer. This pattern is observed in northern latitude countries, while the opposite occurs in the Southern Hemisphere. COVID-19 pandemic announcements led to immediate surges in mortality in certain hotspots, but this synchronicity is inconsistent with the spread of a viral respiratory disease. Excess mortality before the vaccine rollout is attributed to lack of treatment, aggressive medical protocols, and government measures that isolated and stressed people. The rollout of vaccines and boosters is associated with increased all-cause mortality, with the risk of death per injection being higher for older individuals. The mortality risk per injection is approximately 0.1%, or 1 person per 800 injections.

Governments implemented measures during the pandemic that can be seen as assaults, resulting in excess mortality in various jurisdictions. The impact varied, with some places experiencing significant deaths while others had fewer. Additionally, the COVID-19 vaccination campaign itself led to excess mortality. This was evident in the peaks of deaths directly linked to different vaccine rollouts for various age groups and in different regions. The connection between the vaccines and deaths is undeniable, as there is clear evidence of the vaccines causing a significant number of fatalities.

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.