Update: Will Excess Mortality Continue?
You may recall that during the second half of 2021 there was a notable spike in mortality. Absent natural disasters or wars only significant disease outbreaks can cause such spikes, but this spike was not due to Covid. What happened during 2021 that was out of the ordinary and that could increase risks of death? Oh yeah, people we’re injecting themselves with untested, experimental medications with wildly excessive and serious side effects. Hmmm.
We have an update, and there’s an interesting twist to it:
Authored by Petr Svab via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),
The increase in deaths not attributed to COVID-19 in the working-age population during the summer and into the fall of last year hit white-collar workers more than the blue- and grey-collar ones, according to life insurance data.
In the white-collar sector, mortality jumped 24 percent in the period the data pertained to (April 2020-September 2021). Less than 64 percent of those were attributed to COVID-19. In the blue-collar sector, mortality increased by 19 percent, of which over 80 percent was attributed to COVID-19.
As The Epoch Times previously reported, prime-age mortality was particularly elevated in the 12 months ending October 2021, where there was an excess death spike of more than 40 percent in ages ranging 18–49, compared with the same period in 2018–2019, based on death certificate data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The majority of the excess deaths weren’t attributed to COVID-19.
Why were white collar workers more affected that blue collar? Here’s one guess: Were white collar workers were more likely to get injected?
There’s more data at the link, but the point remains the same. This type of anomaly demands an explanation. It’s a life and death matter. As Dowd asks: What if this is a continuing trend? Any reason we’re not hearing about this?
When life insurance company fiduciaries begin advising the companies that they represent to question new clients on their COVID vaccination status and recommending a higher premium for those that have been vaccinated, you will know that they know.
From the Epoch Times piece:
"[Third quarter 2021] was exceptionally devastating for age groups 25–34, 35–44, 45–54, and 55–64, in which mortality soared 81 percent, 117 percent, 108 percent, and 70 percent, respectively, above the baseline.
"Deaths attributed to COVID-19 accounted for about three-quarters of the excess mortality during the 18 months reviewed in the study. But among those under the age of 45, COVID-19 accounted for less than 38 percent of the excess deaths, the study says."
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The 81% and 117% Q3 2021 increases among 25-44 average out to a 99% increase in excess (i.e., above expected baseline) mortality - essentially a doubling. Unfortunately the article doesn't say what percentage of that excess in Q3 2021 alone was blamed on covid, but for the whole 18-months of the report, that number was 38%. That 38% figure is almost certainly much inflated by the professional liars who decide these things, but if we assume that Q3 2021 wasn't wildly different from this in either direction, we're left with an increase of probably anywhere from 50% to 75% excess mortality for the cohort (25-44) that we know the jabs hurt the most severely.
But I'm sure it's all just a great big coincidence, right?
More from the Epoch Times:
"Among industries with the largest number of COVID-19 deaths, the worst hit was public administration with nearly 13,000 life insurance claims related to the disease. Yet those only accounted for less than 52 percent of the sector’s excess mortality.
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"By contrast, in heavy and steel manufacturing, mortality rose by 9 percent, with COVID-19 more than accounting for the entire spike. In fact, non-COVID-19 mortality dropped by a few percent in this sector."
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Public administration (much jabbing afoot) had huge excess death numbers. Heavy industry (little jabbing afoot) had negative excess death numbers.
But again of course: Move along, you conspiracy nuts - nothing to see here.