Topic: Insurance Statistics

Insurance analyst Josh Sterling explains a regression analysis comparing vaccine doses to all-cause mortality across different U.S. regions. The data shows a positive correlation where higher vaccination rates align with increased mortality in 2022 compared to 2021. Sterling also addresses UK data suggesting the first dose carries the highest risk, speculating that individuals who stopped after one dose likely did so due to immediate injury.

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.

The peak actuary body in Australia is calling for an urgent investigation into an unprecedented 13% excess death rate recorded in 2022. This spike in mortality is significantly higher than historical increases seen during major conflicts like World War II or the Vietnam War. Similar trends of elevated death rates are being observed across the United States, Canada, and Europe.

The FBI's reported decision to stop publishing certain crime statistics is cited as evidence of the decay of the rule of law in the United States. Edward Dowd discusses the long-term implications of vaccine injuries, suggesting that a significant portion of the workforce may become disabled. He calls for the insurance industry to recognize these trends and hold the pharmaceutical companies accountable for the "catastrophe" of the vaccination program.