9 Sep 2023 4:44 am
too bad there is no vaccine for your aidsFuelman » 02 Sep 2023, 11:46 am » wrote: ↑ It's painful, but I am trying to think this through. I've looked at as many charts as possible the last few days on excess deaths from as many sources as possible and have found them ALL to be relatively the same. You have absolutely no upper hand in using life insurance actuaries to prove a point as their numbers are very close to those government numbers.
You have probably seen this already but a pretty cool interactive chart to compare excess death rates from country to country. (and **** me it shows the same spike in 3rd quarter of 2021 that life insurance actuaries claim)
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/exce ... untry=~USA
These facts remain:
1. The peak of excess deaths were in 2020, prior to vaccines.
2. Excess deaths in 2021 were less than 2020 with 2/3 of Americans having at least one jab by end of July 2021.
3. Excess deaths in 2022 were less than 2021.
4. Excess deaths in 2023 have fallen off a cliff. (only time will tell for rest of 2023)
I do agree the vaccines killed some people, just not to the degree you believe. I imagine these numbers will be talked about for years to come. I also believe the COVID virus brought out underlying issues within many people and killed them. Those issues will continue killing people before their time.
Prior to COVID, maybe 3-4 years, I was having bouts of severe inflammation on occasion. Lifting something wrong, too much repetitive motion. I always thought it was carpel tunnel or a torn rotator cuff, quite debilitating. My last positive rapid test was in Feb. 2022, 8 months later I was diagnosed with full blown RA. (Rheumatoid Arthritis) Hands, wrists, shoulders and feet. Lucky me, I get to take a low dose chemotherapy drug for the rest of my life.
Correlation or Coincidence? I have no idea. It hasn't killed me yet but surely will reduce my life span.
As this year progresses, I will keep posting and looking at 2023 excess death rates.