Excess deaths remained high worldwide in 2023, with Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, and the US being particularly affected. The lack of discussion on this issue is concerning, as each number represents a human life. The silence surrounding this topic is deafening.
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An exacerbated Dr John Campbell ends 2023 with the sombre news that excess deaths remained high worldwide. Especially in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK and the US.
There has been nothing like it since WW2 but the powers that be refuse to discuss it. Itβs beyond strange. Each of those numbers is a human being.
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Excess deaths in various countries throughout 2022 and 2023 are significantly higher than expected. In Australia, there were 14,710 excess deaths in 2023, with only a minority attributed to COVID. Canada saw 28,400 excess deaths, with 4,613 attributed to COVID. Israel had 11.8% more deaths than expected, with 140 attributed to COVID. New Zealand had 14.5% more deaths than expected in 2023. The UK had 49,389 excess deaths in 2023 and a total of 101,903 excess deaths in 2022 and 2023 combined. The US had 495,749 excess deaths in 2022 and 155,000 in 2023. These numbers highlight the significant impact beyond COVID-related deaths.
Speaker 0: Now I want to review excess deaths which remain high in the vast majority of our countries throughout 2023. Now the fact that this isn't being discussed on mainstream media or legacy media, the fact that this is not top of the agenda in parliament It really begs the question, why is this not being discussed on mainstream media? Why is this not top of the agenda in parliament and senate and congress or whatever? It really is getting a bit let's use the word strange that this is not being discussed. Now I I've got some pretty hard data for you this morning.
It's, 1 to 34 in 2023 in Australia. There was 14,710 excess deaths, 16.8% above what we would expect based on the 15 to 19 2015 to 2019 average. So 16.8% more deaths than we Now the COVID deaths, according to the Australian authorities or according to OECD, just under 5,000. So we can see that Only a minority of these deaths were COVID deaths. Now these deaths that are attributed to COVID, of course, we're not going to go into the debate of with COVID or from COVID, but The vast majority of these people, pretty well all of these, had significant age factors or comorbidities for the vast majority of people.
Me, last month, for example. COVID is a relatively minor disease. Knocks you off for a week or two, but it's it's not, isn't it? It's not a a life threatening disease for the vast majority of people. So, I suspect that these are people in vulnerable risk groups primarily.
Australia 2022, the whole year, weeks 1 to 52, The number was 29,738, 18.7% above what we would expect. Add the 2 together and you get 44,400 and Forty eight excess deaths in Australia. So, you know, we're looking at about 17, 18% excess deaths in Australia. Is this an isolated case? Of course not.
Canada, 2023 data. So 1st 33 weeks, it's all that's available. 28,400 Canadians died more than we would expect, 16.7% more than we would expect. COVID deaths in Canada are attributed to 4,613, and as we said, that's the upper estimate. But, of course, if we compare that 4,613 with the 28,000 400.
Again, we see that the vast majority of deaths are not COVID related. We cannot blame this on COVID. There is other factors or factor factors probably, almost certainly, contributing to this. But it's, it's just everywhere, virtually everywhere. We'll see there are some exceptions.
Israel, weeks 1 to 40 4, 2023, 11.8% more deaths than we would expect. COVID deaths, single 140. So again, that's the COVID deaths. That's the excess deaths. The vast majority not COVID deaths is around 2022, 15.4% above the average that would be expected.
Weeks, 11.3% more deaths than we would be expected in 2022, it had been 13.2%. Again, that's for the whole of 2022, 13.2% more deaths than we would expect. New Zealand, 1st 44 weeks of 2023, 14.5% more deaths than we would expect, 3,960 actual people dying more than we would expect. And 2022, it had been 17.6% more than we would expect. Don't worry.
It's worse when we get to the UK and the US. Now coming on to the UK. Weeks 1 to 44, 2023, where we have data, 49,389. Number just rolls off the tongue, doesn't 9.44% more than we would expect. These are excess deaths.
COVID deaths according to the UK, again, I don't believe for a moment it's that many directly attributable to COVID, but we can see that there's many more deaths, not attributable to COVID. UK in 2022, we lost 52,514 more than we would expect, 9.26%. Add the 2 together, 2022 plus 2023, we get 101,903 excess deaths in the United Kingdom during those periods of time. Now I kind of hesitated to put this in, but I've done it, so I'm gonna give it to you. Height of the Blitz, the bombing in the 2nd World War 1940 to May 1941, civilian deaths were 40,000.
Terrible. But we lost a 100,000 in these 2 years. We've lost the 1st 44 weeks of the year just shy of 50,000 just for the 1st 44 weeks of 2023. Than we expect attributable to COVID 76,000. Again, quite how accurate that is.
We don't have full data but We can see a lot of people died. That's not attributable to COVID. 7.8% more than we would expect dying. In 2022 in the United States, It was getting on for half a 1000000, 495,749, seven 13.53% above what we would expect. Add together the 2 years, so the 155,000 that died in 2023, 1st that's only the 1st 37 weeks, of course, where we have data.
They're getting on half a 1000000 that died in 2022. We get 651,000 512. I think it's important to put this put questions into the Public domain because of the we're being let down by other communicators in my view. So it's just those numbers buzzing through me. The the the you know, each of each of those numbers is a human being.
It's just I'll leave it there.
Excess deaths https://youtu.be/Y7vTqEmlkvw?si=drfoXH4K99AEw6w5 via @YouTube Excess deaths remained high throughout 2023 in UK, US, Canada, Australia, NZ and most other Western countries. But deafening silence continues.
