Topic: Mortality Statistics

Dr. Dennis Rancourt explains that all-cause mortality is the most dependable data for tracking societal health, as nations meticulously record deaths. He argues that the 1918 "Spanish Flu" was actually caused by bacterial pneumonia rather than a virus, affecting young people living in poor conditions post-WWI. Rancourt asserts that modern "pandemics" of 1957, 1968, and 2009 show no detectable excess mortality in historical records.

Cuba's domestic vaccine rollout resulted in a unique peak of excess mortality, providing further evidence of the causal link between the injections and death. Critics who attribute these deaths to COVID-19 variants are accused of inventing scenarios that lack concrete data. The global consistency of mortality peaks following rollouts supports the conclusion that the vaccines themselves are the primary driver of excess deaths.

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.

Desmet recounts how he began articulating the mass formation theory during the COVID-19 pandemic after noticing that mathematical models dramatically overrated the virus's danger. He points to Sweden, where predicted deaths failed to materialize despite a lack of lockdowns, as proof that the narrative was not based on objective data. He concludes that the public's refusal to acknowledge statistical errors indicated a psychological rather than a rational process.

A big data analysis of 145 countries conducted by the University of Alberta reportedly shows a sharp increase in COVID-19 transmission and death following vaccine rollouts. The study is highlighted by the Gateway Pundit and compared to data from Johns Hopkins. The segment concludes that countries with higher vaccination rates, such as Israel and Singapore, are experiencing increased mortality.

Clinical data shows that 6.3% of vaccinated patients hospitalized with COVID-19 died, compared to 8.6% of unvaccinated patients. This difference was found to be statistically insignificant with a P-value of 0.36, challenging the narrative that the vaccine acts as a "shield" against death. Media figures like Rachel Maddow and President Biden are criticized for overstating the protective benefits of the injections.

Analysis of 2020 mortality data suggests that death rates did not significantly exceed 2019 levels when accounting for population growth and immigration. The Johns Hopkins report is cited again, claiming that face masks are intended to cause an "added bonus" of bacterial pneumonia to increase the death toll. Globalists are described as Luciferian slaves who are aware they serve an evil creature.