Topic: Actuarial Data

Insurance actuaries have reported the highest increase in mortality in modern history, particularly among individuals under age 65, coinciding with the vaccine rollout. Steve Kirsch directs the public to his Substack to review the specific algorithm used to identify these trends. He emphasizes that the data is raw and unambiguous, showing that the vaccines have killed more people than they have saved.

Actuary data from insurance companies in nations like Israel, Singapore, and the UK reportedly show an 11% to 18% increase in year-over-year deaths following mass vaccination campaigns. Comparisons are drawn to mortality spikes during World War I and World War II, which were significantly lower at 5% and 3% respectively. Claims are made that Russia and China avoided these issues by utilizing traditional attenuated virus vaccines rather than mRNA technology.

Robert Barnes and Alex Jones examine actuarial data from Wall Street and insurance companies showing a spike in excess deaths among young men. They argue that these deaths correlate directly with the timing of vaccine and booster rollouts across different jurisdictions. Barnes suggests that the lack of liability for pharmaceutical companies encouraged the distribution of dangerous products, potentially serving a global population reduction agenda.

A $100 billion insurance company, One America, reportedly observed a 40% increase in death rates among the 18-64 working demographic in 2021. In Australia, the government is reportedly paying compensation to 79,000 individuals for severe vaccine adverse reactions. Additionally, the Manhattan DA has reportedly closed the investigation into former Governor Andrew Cuomo regarding nursing home deaths.