If you thought the ONS data was already dodgy, the mortality data sufferers from being the death by registration date rather than the date of death and also according to Andrew Bridgen, many deaths aren't yet even registered because many cases are sent to the coroner's and there is a massive backlog atm and that's before it's all signed off! I wish I had looked into it earlier but I swear I saw several of the graphs depicting the most recent number of registered deaths revised DOWNWARD after a few days! How is this possible?? Surely it should only rise if there is a late dataset. Has anyone here been downloading the weekly mortality page?
scroll down to the chart (about three screens down)
click the "edit country or region" tab on the inside left of the top right hand corner of the chart
in the pop up box of countries, click the "clear selection" option, then scroll down the left hand side to "Israel" - cluck the x in the top right of the pop up box.
You will see three peaks at around 25%, 30% and 40%0 which may or may not coincide tiwhthe roll0out of first, second and third boosters!
""The CEO of the One America insurance company publicly disclosed that during the third and fourth quarters of 2021, death in people of working age (18-64) was 40% higher than it was before the pandemic. Significantly, the majority of the deaths were not attributed to COVID. A 40% increase in deaths is literally earth-shaking."
Oct 25, 2023·edited Oct 25, 2023Liked by Peter Halligan
My fear is that the life insurance companies have now been silenced, paid-off, whatever it took, and that the 40% was the last time we're going to hear a peep out of them. Seems like it must be going up at this time. I can no longer make it to the grocery store and back without seeing at least one ambulance in emergency mode, and it's usually more than this. When I take a longer trip into the foothills, I usually count 3 or 4.
Not too far back it was very unusual to see an ambulance, maybe once every couple of months. Now it's just becoming an ordinary part of the traffic stream;-)
I recall Ed Dowd reporting in November 2022 a ~40% increase in death claims amongst working age adults covered by group life insurance, comparing data relating to roll-out over 2021-22 vs. 2020 "pandemic" figures. I think he's in process of updating for 2023(?)
I must have confused the timeframe that I heard about this "40% increase." The horrors unfolding each day make this nightmare into a bit of a blur at times;-)
Just thought we should have some U.S. "numbers" here. Thanks for the info.
They are paying out less in pensions and social security and then making more money from more inheritance taxes once more people die. They are also making a killing on sales tax receipts with rampant inflation.
If you thought the ONS data was already dodgy, the mortality data sufferers from being the death by registration date rather than the date of death and also according to Andrew Bridgen, many deaths aren't yet even registered because many cases are sent to the coroner's and there is a massive backlog atm and that's before it's all signed off! I wish I had looked into it earlier but I swear I saw several of the graphs depicting the most recent number of registered deaths revised DOWNWARD after a few days! How is this possible?? Surely it should only rise if there is a late dataset. Has anyone here been downloading the weekly mortality page?
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Dear Chronically Vaccinated,
Abandon All Hope.
Because It Has Abandoned You.
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There is always hope.
Mankind has a habit of solving difficult problems.
What about Israel? Didn’t they have to have 5 shots?
go here:
https://ourworldindata.org/excess-mortality-covid
scroll down to the chart (about three screens down)
click the "edit country or region" tab on the inside left of the top right hand corner of the chart
in the pop up box of countries, click the "clear selection" option, then scroll down the left hand side to "Israel" - cluck the x in the top right of the pop up box.
You will see three peaks at around 25%, 30% and 40%0 which may or may not coincide tiwhthe roll0out of first, second and third boosters!
Didn't Insurance companies report a 40% increase in death claims in the U.S. in the spring of 2023, or thereabouts?
https://twitter.com/VigilantFox/status/1628452894134476802
""The CEO of the One America insurance company publicly disclosed that during the third and fourth quarters of 2021, death in people of working age (18-64) was 40% higher than it was before the pandemic. Significantly, the majority of the deaths were not attributed to COVID. A 40% increase in deaths is literally earth-shaking."
My fear is that the life insurance companies have now been silenced, paid-off, whatever it took, and that the 40% was the last time we're going to hear a peep out of them. Seems like it must be going up at this time. I can no longer make it to the grocery store and back without seeing at least one ambulance in emergency mode, and it's usually more than this. When I take a longer trip into the foothills, I usually count 3 or 4.
Not too far back it was very unusual to see an ambulance, maybe once every couple of months. Now it's just becoming an ordinary part of the traffic stream;-)
A lot of data can be extracted from US actuarial tables used by Insurance companies to calculate premia.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/03/breaking-by-ed-dowd-society-of-actuaries-excess-death-numbers-released-for-december-in-age-group-under-44-number-is-43-higher-than-expected/
Thanks for the link!
I recall Ed Dowd reporting in November 2022 a ~40% increase in death claims amongst working age adults covered by group life insurance, comparing data relating to roll-out over 2021-22 vs. 2020 "pandemic" figures. I think he's in process of updating for 2023(?)
I must have confused the timeframe that I heard about this "40% increase." The horrors unfolding each day make this nightmare into a bit of a blur at times;-)
Just thought we should have some U.S. "numbers" here. Thanks for the info.
Godspeed dear one.
Joy
Increase in inheritance tax receipts. Now that's a data source I wouldn't have thought about.
Kind of lets you know what is important to the gov!
They are paying out less in pensions and social security and then making more money from more inheritance taxes once more people die. They are also making a killing on sales tax receipts with rampant inflation.