The Economist estimates up to 27 million excess deaths during the pandemic
Where is the attribution?
From here:
Global Excess Mortality Rates — Where’s the Investigation? – America First Report
https://americafirstreport.com/global-excess-mortality-rates-wheres-the-investigation/
Referencing this model:
Tracking covid-19 excess deaths across countries | The Economist
https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/coronavirus-excess-deaths-tracker
“The Economist machine learning algorithm for national and global excess mortality data.”
“The first thing to notice about The Economist’s tracker is that excess deaths during the pandemic period are way higher than the official deaths.
The official death toll is currently cited as 6.5 million — the Economist’s algorithms roughly triple this, suggesting a more likely, actual death toll of between 16 and 27.2 million.”
Check out the America First Report. Seems quite balanced.
“What’s the real mix of contributory factors?
Honestly? We don’t know! But we could add a few additional points to Prof Sridhar’s list that might be worth looking into, should any researchers be interested (but who will fund them?):
Suicides.
Loneliness.
Depression and anxiety.
Lack of purpose or meaning in life.
Inappropriate diets.
Inappropriate lifestyle.
Breakdown in social relationships.
Lack of timely access to effective healthcare services.
Lack of early diagnosis of serious, life-threatening conditions or diseases.
Short, medium and longer-term harms of “genetic vaccines.”
Increased autoimmune diseases triggered by “genetic vaccines.”
Increased infectious disease prevalence from compromised immunity from social isolation and “genetic vaccines.”
Enhancement of chronic diseases by dysregulated immune system and persistent systemic inflammation, triggered by repeated exposure to COVID-19 “genetic vaccines.”
Sub-optimal treatment of COVID-19 disease (e.g. remdesivir).
Failure to implement effective early treatment (e.g. as per FLCCC [Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance] protocols).
Inappropriate use of mechanical ventilators.
Unwarranted placement of DNR (“do not resuscitate”) notices on care home residents.
Unjustified use of powerful sedatives (e.g. midazolam) known to contribute to deaths in nursing homes.
Even this is a partial list..
However, in light of what we know now about COVID-19 “genetic vaccine” harms, their omission as potential contributors to the clearly evident excess mortalities in many countries is a grave — and likely deliberate — scientific oversight.”
The parallels with the need and use of the attribution of risk adjusted excess returns in standard use in the investment management industry is striking.
For what it’s worth a performance measurement standard in general use in the invest,ent industry is the “Information Ratio”. This equals the excess return divided by the excess risk (excess over a benchmark or a cash rate). Seems appropriate for measuring excess deaths v excess risks from injections.