How can we figure out what proportion of deaths in the "unvaccinated" categories, especially in young people, is comprised of those who died within that 0-14-day period (the politically-designated black hole in which inconvenient vaccine safety data is thrown)? These are deaths that should go into the "vaccinated" category but counted th…
How can we figure out what proportion of deaths in the "unvaccinated" categories, especially in young people, is comprised of those who died within that 0-14-day period (the politically-designated black hole in which inconvenient vaccine safety data is thrown)? These are deaths that should go into the "vaccinated" category but counted the same as the never-injected. I wonder if the 2021-2022 normal number of deaths in younger people from the accidents, misfortunes and lack of wisdom and experience that can happen, is actually lower than average due to lockdown effects keeping them stuck at home, so the total number of "unvaccinated" deaths in 2021 is not accurate because the lower number of "normal" deaths is topped up by the abnormal post-injection deaths that are hidden within that number.
Yes, I was about to comment on that too, after looking at the Exhibit D graphs (mortality by age in the UK). I was surprised and puzzled by the huge yellow bars towering over the others - because these were the one-shot recipients. It's especially noticeable in the under-60s.
Then I realized this can explain the riddle... we all know the standard stat game has been to not count people as "vaxxed" until 14 days after the second dose. These unfortunates who never even survived to get the second dose are labeled as "unvaxxed"... not just to hide the toxicity of the shots, but to scare the real "unvaxxed".
How can we figure out what proportion of deaths in the "unvaccinated" categories, especially in young people, is comprised of those who died within that 0-14-day period (the politically-designated black hole in which inconvenient vaccine safety data is thrown)? These are deaths that should go into the "vaccinated" category but counted the same as the never-injected. I wonder if the 2021-2022 normal number of deaths in younger people from the accidents, misfortunes and lack of wisdom and experience that can happen, is actually lower than average due to lockdown effects keeping them stuck at home, so the total number of "unvaccinated" deaths in 2021 is not accurate because the lower number of "normal" deaths is topped up by the abnormal post-injection deaths that are hidden within that number.
Yes, I was about to comment on that too, after looking at the Exhibit D graphs (mortality by age in the UK). I was surprised and puzzled by the huge yellow bars towering over the others - because these were the one-shot recipients. It's especially noticeable in the under-60s.
Then I realized this can explain the riddle... we all know the standard stat game has been to not count people as "vaxxed" until 14 days after the second dose. These unfortunates who never even survived to get the second dose are labeled as "unvaxxed"... not just to hide the toxicity of the shots, but to scare the real "unvaxxed".