Has India – the world’s largest manufacturer of vaccines – suffered the world’s largest number of “vaccine” deaths numbering around 20 million?

Using data from here:

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We can see this, for India:

India has its own way of expressing quantities – 2,20,62,84,088 = 2,2 billion in most other countries, so, of the 2.2 billion doses 1.03 billion have received one dose, 952 million two doses and 227 million a “precaution” dose. Makes you wonder why anyone calls these shots “booster” or “precaution” doses. “Dicing with death shots” seems more appropriate.

India has a population of over 1.4 billion people, so almost ¾ have been injected at least once.

Here is the daily roll-out rate by dose type – daily doses have dwindled to almost zero:

Ok, let’s dive in with some context.

From here: India COVID - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer (worldometers.info)

 C19 cases and deaths during the pandemic look like this:

Cases and deaths all but disappeared over the entirety of 2022. At a time when global cases doubled and global deaths increased by almost 25%.

Compare India’s C19 experience with that of the world, using charts from here:

Coronavirus Graphs: Worldwide Cases and Deaths - Worldometer (worldometers.info)

So, what is going on? Why is India so different?

We know that all cases and deaths have been miscategorized using the fake RT-PCR tests. But still, did India always use far fewer amplification cycles or was there phenomenal under-reporting of C19 cases and deaths?

Well, we can cast our minds back to stories around oxygen shortages in hospitals like this one from April 2021 that coincided with the second wave in India:

Why Are Hospitals In India Running Out Of Oxygen For Covid Patients? (forbes.com)

There are plenty of other stories on the web from the initial wave, but none from the Omicron era with all its variants.

We know that the 240 million people in the Indian State of Uttar Pradesh saw its C19 cases drop to zero at the same time as IVM treatment protocols were handed out by locals, assisted by the WHO, no leas.

But we also know that studies like this one show estimates between 3.4 million and 4.9 million EXCESS deaths from the start of the pandemic to June 2021.

Three New Estimates of India’s All-Cause Excess Mortality during the COVID-19 Pandemic (cgdev.org)

Then we also have this:

2022-12-06 Probable causal association between India's extraordinary April-July 2021 access-mortality event and the vaccine rollout - Denis Rancourt

“..it appears that the initial rollout of the vaccine in India in April-July 2021 was devastating, leading to the death of about 3.7 million residents, which occurred when about 350 million doses of the vaccine were administered.”

It appears that mortality is not of much interest to the Indian people – or the accuracy of its causes.

We do know that Gates et al and former Chief WHO Science Officer Swaminathan are up on murder charges in the Bombay High Court.

Let me put forward an hypothesis around the possible lethality of C19 injections used in India.

By far the most dominant C19 injection is “Covishield” made under license to Oxford/AstraZeneca by the world’s largest vaccine manufacturer, The Serum Institute.

The Serum Institute has supplied 1.75 billion doses out of 2.21 billion doses for all of India – almost 80%.

But from a previous article here of EUDRA data:

C19 Injection global death toll - somewhere between 9 million and 45 million. Injuries somewhere between 840 million and 4.2 billion (multiple injuries per person) (substack.com)

We have this table (“raw” unadjusted data to mid-November 2022).

Although India avoided the Pfizer and Moderna c19 mRNA injections, it plumped for the far deadlier AstraZeneca ones.

Note those figures are “raw” and not adjusted for any under-reporting.

Just taking these “raw” numbers and pro-rata’ing the 67.15 million AstraZeneca doses and 9,667 deaths to the 1.75 billion doses made under license by the Serum Institute in India, we can multiply the 9,667 deaths by around 26 to come to around a quarter of a million dead.

Anecdotal evidence indicates that the EUDRA Under-Reporting Factor (URF) is closer to 70 than 40 (h/t Momo) but let’s stick with a URF of 40. This means that 9,667 killed by AstraZeneca injections blows out to close to 400,000 (out of total EU C19 injection deaths of around 2 million) from 67.15 million AstraZeneca doses administered in the EU.

Now refer back to the Denis Rancourt article of 3.7 million deaths for 350 million doses and scale the 3.7 million deaths from 350 million doses to deaths for the whole country of 2.21 billion doses – multiply by 6.3 - and for the whole of India the number killed by all C19 injection manufacturers would be over 23 million.

Let’s relate the EUDRA numbers to the Astra Zeneca injections made by The Serum Institute - around 80% of those, or almost 19 million deaths from 1.75 billion doses.

This compares to the (URF of 40) adjusted numbers for the EU of 400,000 deaths from AstraZeneca injections from 67.15 million doses. Multiply by 26 (1.75 billion/67.15 million) = 10.4 million dead in India on a pro-rata basis.

Extrapolations of course, can be refuted and/or recalibrated to varying numbers for variables. Small changes to variables make big differences to extrapolations. If we used a URF of 70 for EUDRA, the indicated AstraZeneca deaths in India would be closer 18 million, than 10 million.

Here’s the bottom line.

If India missed millions of C19 deaths, what are the chances that it has also missed millions of adverse events from injections? Are doctors and hospitals in India more likely to report adverse events and deaths from injections? Do they have a functional and accurate adverse event reporting system?

Onwards!

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