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Convergence in Excess Mortality in Western Europe

by Noah Carl
24 March 2022 8:35 AM

Are a certain number of Covid deaths more-or-less unavoidable? Or is it possible to not merely ‘crush the curve’ of mortality, but to prevent it from ever rising in the first place?

It’s clear from excess mortality data that some countries have ‘done’ substantially better than others, although how much this has to do with policy – let alone lockdowns – remains to be seen. (It could be culture or pre-existing immunity.)

For example, I’ve argued that early border controls are what allowed geographically peripheral state like Norway and New Zealand to escape the first wave, and shield their elderly populations until such time as vaccines and better treatments became available.

On the other hand, the vaccines don’t seem to be as effective at preventing death as originally claimed, with several countries witnessing sizeable upticks in excess mortality even after vaccinating the vast majority of their elderly populations.

Consider the chart below, which shows cumulative excess mortality since the start of the pandemic for every country in Western Europe. The exact definition of ‘cumulative excess mortality’ is given below the title.

The main thing to notice is that the lines diverge massively around the time of the first wave, and then gradually converge over the following two years. This means that Western countries’ pandemic death tolls have been getting more similar over time.

At the end of April 2020, the difference between the country with the greatest excess mortality (Spain) and the country with the least (Denmark) was 31 percentage points. By December of 2020, this range had fallen to 19 percentage points. And as of mid-March of 2022, it is down to 12 percentage points.

In other words, the countries that did worse at the beginning have been doing better more recently, while the countries that did best at the beginning have been doing worse more recently. This suggest that, in Western Europe, a certain number of Covid deaths are more-or-less unavoidable.

On the other hand, there’s still a fair amount of spread as of mid-March of 2022, indicating that some countries – notably Denmark, Finland and Norway – have done consistently better than the rest. Rather than converging all the way to Italian levels of excess mortality, they have instead maintained their ‘lead’.

If you add in certain countries in Eastern Europe, the pattern of convergence falls apart, as shown in the chart below.

Bulgaria missed the first wave, but has been doing badly ever since, most likely due – in part – to its low elderly vaccination rate. According to a recent article, less than 30% of over 60s were double-vaccinated in January.

Overall then, Western Europe has seen mortality convergence, but Europe as a whole – encompassing both West and East – has not. This most likely stems from differences in the timing of epidemic waves, pre-existing cultural differences, and low elderly vaccination rates in some Eastern European countries.

Tags: BulgariaExcess MortalityNorway

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    itoldyouiwasill
    itoldyouiwasill
    3 years ago

    It’s weird. I keep seeing all these people falling ill in the crowd at football and needing treatment for chest pains. I also know anecdotally of a couple of otherwise perfectly healthy blokes who have had heart attacks this past year.
    Global warming?

    Last edited 3 years ago by itoldyouiwasill
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    hi60
    hi60
    3 years ago
    Reply to  itoldyouiwasill

    Russian disinformation, or camera trickery. If not climate change, that is.

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    JXB
    JXB
    3 years ago
    Reply to  hi60

    Or Trump – he’s making a come-back.

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    David Beaton
    David Beaton
    3 years ago
    Reply to  JXB

    He never went away!

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    Username1
    Username1
    3 years ago
    Reply to  itoldyouiwasill

    I had a cousin who died, he was a very strong 42 year old, minor health issue, dead within days.

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    David Beaton
    David Beaton
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Username1

    The lists get longer every day – never mind the BBC can avoid it all!

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    Aleajactaest
    Aleajactaest
    3 years ago
    Reply to  itoldyouiwasill

    excessive straining whilst fluffing duvet covers; breathing in cold air when exercising outdoors after being in lockdown; “long covid”

    these are actual excuses I’ve read/heard on MSM

    Last edited 3 years ago by Aleajactaest
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    David Beaton
    David Beaton
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Aleajactaest

    Sunshine causes VAIDs – (new WHO ‘study’ sponsored by Gates!)

    Irony intended .. but then truth is now stranger than fiction and obscene amounts of money in the hands of an individual can buy whatever you want!

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    Moderate Radical
    Moderate Radical
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Aleajactaest

    I hear opening the oven door to check on the casserole can put a huge strain on the heart.

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    BJs Brain is Missing
    BJs Brain is Missing
    3 years ago
    Reply to  itoldyouiwasill

    Unfortunately two people where I work have suddenly died of heart attacks. There have been more previously…

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    David Beaton
    David Beaton
    3 years ago
    Reply to  BJs Brain is Missing

    Time to keep lists and watch them grow!

    Last edited 3 years ago by David Beaton
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    David Beaton
    David Beaton
    3 years ago
    Reply to  itoldyouiwasill

    Temperatures at 18 degrees centigrade? Must be ‘heat stroke’ brought on by excess Carbon in the atmosphere!

    Or perhaps a non-Vegan mealy-worm diet?

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    Boomer Bloke
    Boomer Bloke
    3 years ago
    Reply to  itoldyouiwasill

    No they were shaking out their duvets too vigorously, or overstressed by the sharp blast of a referee’s whistle.

    Last edited 3 years ago by Boomer Bloke
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    Occams Pangolin Pie
    Occams Pangolin Pie
    3 years ago
    Reply to  itoldyouiwasill

    Wouldn’t it be great if there was some sort of professional body representing cardiologists who could make some sort of professional pronouncement on the public concern about an anecdotal seemingly exponential rise in heart problems? I know, it’s a lot to ask for. Maybe it would allay public concern that we’ve been lied to for decades by healthcare professionals and their paymasters. (Cough – Nadal – new balls please)

    Booster, kids?

    Last edited 3 years ago by Occams Pangolin Pie
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    tree
    tree
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Occams Pangolin Pie

    Hmmm. I don’t think asking cardiologists to back your conspiracy theories is going to work.

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    cubby
    cubby
    3 years ago
    Reply to  tree

    No, they’re all too busy inserting unnecessary stents at vast cost to the public to be bothered to reply.

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    Dave Angel Eco Warrior
    Dave Angel Eco Warrior
    3 years ago
    Reply to  itoldyouiwasill

    Is it actually a thing or just the current vogue for everyone demonstrating how much they care by getting matches stopped whilst medics attend? I’m pretty sure people having a bad turn in a sports crowd is nothing new but previously they would have been dealt with without the need for attention being drawn to every situation.

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    MrTea
    MrTea
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Dave Angel Eco Warrior

    Yeah, exactly the same with all the athletes and officials dropping like sacks of spuds. It happened all the time before but no one noticed because they dragged the bodies off by the short hairs whilst play continued.

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    MrTea
    MrTea
    3 years ago
    Reply to  itoldyouiwasill

    It’s Vladamir Putin carrying out chemical attacks.
    He is putting heart attack poison in some of the half time pies, a BBC journalist saw him do it and everything.

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    tree
    tree
    3 years ago
    Reply to  itoldyouiwasill

    Go and consider how many people-hours are involved with watching football matches in the UK, each week. Then consider what the background risk of a typical football watcher having a heart attack in the course of a year. You can then do some calculations to relate it to the time spent in at the match. You will there is a surprisingly high expected number of heart attacks.

    If you analyse properly, the anecdotal rubbish is not significant.

    People are just taking advantage of your lack of critical thinking skills, to fool you.

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    ChrisDinBristol
    ChrisDinBristol
    3 years ago
    Reply to  tree

    I’ve been watching football for nearly sixty years and have never seen anything like this. So stop with the gaslighting already, we know who the fools are.

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    steve_z
    steve_z
    3 years ago

    because its only about old frail people, I suspect the differences may be rather minor policy differences about care homes. we purposely infected ours – germany may have protected theirs.

    we have burned through some dry tinder – germany will have built some up. QALYs lost may be similar.

    % excess deaths will also naturally tend to converge as the timescale increases. the remaining differences will be in how we predict the baseline for deaths over which the excess is calculated. Our World in Data just uses past deaths for the baseline. When age structure etc is included (as was done by the ONS), they found Sweden had zero excess deaths (actually slightly negative).

    We haven’t really had a pandemic. Old people die in droves and those deaths are rather ‘lumpy’ year to year – given flu, colds going round. This was a nasty cold that finished off some old people but was rather irrelevant for the rest of the population.

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    ImpObs
    ImpObs
    3 years ago
    Reply to  steve_z

    because its only about old frail people

    +vax deaths.

    I have a client in his 80’s, 3 of his 4 adult children had severe AE to the Pfizer vax, one is dead, 2 are in induced comas, and it’s not looking good for them, his other son and himself had moderna had no effects.

    Footballers, and sportstars dropping left and right arn’t old people.

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    David Beaton
    David Beaton
    3 years ago
    Reply to  ImpObs

    Has anyone thought of starting a daily head count on this site – the numbers are shooting up!

    I wonder what figure has to be reached before they attract the attention of the BBC?

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    ImpObs
    ImpObs
    3 years ago
    Reply to  David Beaton

    How could you? What would you count? Just press reports, just sports starts, fiddled ONS data?

    Hugotalks does “Young hearts” videos, collating some of the media reports, no idea what the toal is but he’s up to part 14 currently

    https://brandnewtube.com/watch/young-hearts-part-14-jab-deaths-continue-distractions-look-at-the-war-forget-the-poison_J3QlX1buI7pGQd2.html

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    David Beaton
    David Beaton
    3 years ago
    Reply to  ImpObs

    Just counting at all – rather than ignoring- would be a good start

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    tree
    tree
    3 years ago
    Reply to  David Beaton

    You suggesting that there should be a total collated for completely non-confirmed claims?

    And you have the nerve to complain about MSM?

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    David Beaton
    David Beaton
    3 years ago
    Reply to  tree

    Why would I talk to you?

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    tree
    tree
    3 years ago
    Reply to  David Beaton

    If you don’t talk sense, I would rather you didn’t.

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    ImpObs
    ImpObs
    3 years ago
    Reply to  tree

    if only there’s been autopsiess, where there were, in Germany, vax was confirmed.

    In any normal investigationof deaths with a new pharmacutical product still under emergency use authoorisation, there would have been autopsies for every death, but thats part of the underreporting issues you refuse to recognise. Stopp trolling you have zero credibility here.

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    John Dee
    John Dee
    3 years ago
    Reply to  ImpObs

    Covid seems to like killing frail older people, whereas the vaxxes seem to prefer to see off the young and healthy.

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    TheRightToArmBears
    TheRightToArmBears
    3 years ago
    Reply to  ImpObs

    Your client will still vote for the same party that is killing his children.
    Nothing changes.

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    Alter Ego
    Alter Ego
    3 years ago
    Reply to  steve_z

    A proper analysis requires consideration of such matters as availability of ICU beds/capita and a raft of other factors.

    The problem with all the analyses is the appalling quality of COVID test data – something that has been pointed out time and again.

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    David Beaton
    David Beaton
    3 years ago
    Reply to  steve_z

    If old people weren’t frail before the vaccinations, they surely will be after!

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    Occams Pangolin Pie
    Occams Pangolin Pie
    3 years ago
    Reply to  steve_z

    Hancock down the Midazolam Cash and Carry. It’s two for one – could never resist a bargain!

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    Emerald Fox
    Emerald Fox
    3 years ago

    There has been a ‘wave’ of the word ‘anecdotally’ that has lasted a whole year.

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    JXB
    JXB
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Emerald Fox

    Two years. Anecdotal aka computer modelling or PCR Testing, or if it involves Government or Expert… lie.

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    Rogerborg
    Rogerborg
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Emerald Fox

    Has it been rising ‘exponentially’?

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    tree
    tree
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Rogerborg

    The level of reason on this site has been falling exponentially.

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    ImpObs
    ImpObs
    3 years ago
    Reply to  tree

    only on your posts

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    ChrisDinBristol
    ChrisDinBristol
    3 years ago
    Reply to  tree

    It has since you started posting.

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    John Dee
    John Dee
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Emerald Fox

    The Year of the Anecdowave…

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    ChrisDinBristol
    ChrisDinBristol
    3 years ago
    Reply to  John Dee

    The year of cumulative coincidence?

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    hi60
    hi60
    3 years ago

    Unfortunately, nowhere can we compare apples for apples. By design. The entire COVID edifice had to be constructed by malleable statistics and mistruths in order to fully keep control of the narrative. If any truth were allowed to creep in to the official narrative it would be impossible to fully steer. The realtively insignificant <0.1% IFR alone would have rendered the episode DOA, if you’ll pardon the pun.

    “It could be culture or pre-existing immunity”

    Or unpopular international destinations that receive fewer travellers. Or pre-existing health; increased anxiety and slashed healthcare availability would see greater numbers of dead in places with greater ill-health metrics.

    “On the other hand, the vaccines don’t seem to be as effective at preventing death as originally claimed”

    Top scepticing there Noah.

    “The main thing to notice is that the lines diverge massively around the time of the first wave, and then gradually converge over the following two years”

    But we now know that in the first wave up to half of the care home deaths tested negative and may have had COVID attributed by anonymous zoom consultation. This would drastically lower the first wave.

    Will we ever get stats on the deaths due to the NPIs? Will we ever revert to a COVID death count using deaths exclusively FROM Sars-Cov-2? Will anyone care to look?

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    Jon Garvey
    Jon Garvey
    3 years ago
    Reply to  hi60

    “On the other hand, the vaccines don’t seem to be as effective at preventing death as originally claimed”

    That’s unlikely to explain Bulgaria, then.

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    JXB
    JXB
    3 years ago
    Reply to  hi60

    ‘“It could be culture or pre-existing immunity”

    Culture has long been known as an effective preventative and in many cases cure for disease.

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    ComeTheRevolution
    ComeTheRevolution
    3 years ago

    2021-10-25 ::: Nature of the COVID-era public health disaster in the USA, from all-cause mortality and socio-geo-economic and climatic data

    The behaviour of the USA all-cause mortality by time (week, year), by age group, by sex, and by state is contrary to pandemic behaviour caused by a new respiratory disease virus for which there is no prior natural immunity in the population. Its seasonal structure (summer maxima), age-group distribution (young residents), and large state-wise heterogeneity are unprecedented and are opposite to viral respiratory disease behaviour, pandemic or not. We conclude that a pandemic did not occur.

    https://denisrancourt.ca/entries.php?id=107&name=2021_10_25_nature_of_the_covid_era_public_health_disaster_in_the_usa_from_all_cause_mortality_and_socio_geo_economic_and_climatic_data

    Last edited 3 years ago by ComeTheRevolution
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    JXB
    JXB
    3 years ago
    Reply to  ComeTheRevolution

    ‘… a new respiratory disease virus for which there is no prior natural immunity in the population.’

    It’s not ‘new’, it’s one of a group called coronavirus, which have been around since God was a schoolboy and are responsible for 10% of Colds.

    We do not have prior natural immunity nor effective vaccines to any respiratory viruses: influenza, parainfluenza, adenovirus, rhinovirus, coronavirus, for example, which is why people get these in huge numbers every year and why we each get them repeatedly.

    It’s the nature of these virus – rapid, diverse mutation which confounds our immune system and vaccines when we encounter evolved versions.

    We knew this until March 2020.

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    NickR
    NickR
    3 years ago

    The chart below shows deaths in the USA. It doesn’t look like the vaccines made much difference.

    240222 USA Deaths.jpg
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    Occams Pangolin Pie
    Occams Pangolin Pie
    3 years ago
    Reply to  NickR

    Looks like they made a difference in the negative direction to me!

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    ImpObs
    ImpObs
    3 years ago

    most likely due – in part – to its low elderly vaccination rate.

    .

    and low elderly vaccination rates in some Eastern European countries.

    When are we going to accept the vaccines don’t work, and are in fact killing a number of people?

    There seems to be a genetic element to the negative effects, or the AE’s would be evenly spread. How much midazolam did Bulgaria brun though, what are the treatment regimes in Bulgaria?

    Last edited 3 years ago by ImpObs
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    David Beaton
    David Beaton
    3 years ago
    Reply to  ImpObs

    “A number….a constantly increasing number …of people!”

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    tree
    tree
    3 years ago
    Reply to  ImpObs

    How do you explain the low death rate wrt infection rates, post vaccination?

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    ImpObs
    ImpObs
    3 years ago
    Reply to  tree

    The “low” death rate wrt infection was lower before the vaccination, if we back out midazolam euthenasia. Stop trolling, nobody takes you seriously anyway.

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    7941MHKB
    7941MHKB
    3 years ago

    I would be interested to know why Peru’s death figures are so much worse than elsewhere.

    Obviously all the statistics are only as truthful as respective Guvmints permit.
    Look at China’s, for a laugh.

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    David Beaton
    David Beaton
    3 years ago
    Reply to  7941MHKB

    Must be the Cocaine in the air!

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    Occams Pangolin Pie
    Occams Pangolin Pie
    3 years ago
    Reply to  7941MHKB

    Didn’t Peru have hideously draconian lockdowns?

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    A Heretic
    A Heretic
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Occams Pangolin Pie

    yes, they were the poster-child for “lockdown fast, long and hard”. Naturally the press quietly forgot about them after their deaths shot up.

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    David Beaton
    David Beaton
    3 years ago

    This article seems to come from another parallel ‘Fast Asleep’ world- reality has moved on from the “official narrative” and these kind of pointless graphs based on more rigged stats and pointless speculation about the ‘deadly ‘virus .

    It’s not the virus – it’s the vaccines you ought to be worrying about.

    The truth is bursting out around the world – but still the Pharma apologists, the Deep State, the Davos operatives, in every world Government, the Crazy Gates apologists for the madman’s Vaccinemania and warnings of new planned horrors for humaity, our entire discredited Government and soporific Parliament, the craven sold -out BBC ( more the BPC where P = propaganda) and the poor sheep, still sucking it all up and dreaming in their fantasy world!

    “It’s the vaccines …stupid!” They still fiddle round with the figure, ban life-saving ivermectin and force believe in the demonstrably fake PCR tests – what more do we need to know about their dark intentions?

    Toby needs to catch up with “The Conservative Woman” – or lose the race in the credibility stakes.

    Last edited 3 years ago by David Beaton
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    Occams Pangolin Pie
    Occams Pangolin Pie
    3 years ago
    Reply to  David Beaton

    You sum it up nicely here:
    It’s not the virus – it’s the vaccines you ought to be worrying about.

    Plus MHRA JCVI etc still attempting to get them into the arms of children.

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    David Beaton
    David Beaton
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Occams Pangolin Pie

    Yes, I find the abuse of children by those ‘only obeying Government Orders” obscene – a “Crime Against Humanity”. This takes us straight back to 1946.

    Last edited 3 years ago by David Beaton
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    TheRightToArmBears
    TheRightToArmBears
    3 years ago
    Reply to  David Beaton

    Those ordinary Germans just obeying government instructions ended in other ordinary Germans being cattle-trucked away for the public good.

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    TheyLiveAndWeLockdown
    TheyLiveAndWeLockdown
    3 years ago

    Be interesting if there was a QALY excess graph?

    It might spike after the clot shots started being jabbed into arms.

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    JXB
    JXB
    3 years ago

    Given that nobody actually knows how many died of CoVid, and that nearly all who did die would have died in under a year anyway of existing condition or hastened by some other opportunistic infection, trying to torture the raw data to reach some sort of definitive conclusion is, as they say up North, just working yourself.

    But if we are to play. Left out of the surmising is the so-called ‘dry tinder’ effect. Sweden had two prior years of low all cause mortality, this built up a cohort of elderly people most susceptible to CoVid and reactions to it. Sweden’s neighbours however had had higher mortality in preceding years meaning less ‘dry tinder’ and they had smaller care homes.

    Cognitive dissonance alert!

    ”On the other hand, the vaccines don’t seem to be as effective at preventing death as originally claimed, with several countries witnessing sizeable upticks in excess mortality even after vaccinating the vast majority of their elderly populations.”

    But…

    ”This most likely stems from ………..and low elderly vaccination rates in some Eastern European countries.”

    So vaccines don’t realy work, and high vaccination rates among the elderly cause increased mortality, but low vaccination rates among elderly cause increased mortality. Yes… repeat… no.

    If a person is going to die within 12 months, vaccinating them against anything will not prevent their death. Just because they died of their chronic renal disease instead of CoVid dies not count as saving their life!

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    Doom Slayer
    Doom Slayer
    3 years ago

    Deaths when everyone unvaccinated – 70k

    Amazingly effective vaccines brought in

    Current number – 164k

    Anyone have a maths degree because im struggling.

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    JXB
    JXB
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Doom Slayer

    You haven’t factored in – Less Serious™️.

    Vaccinated deaths being Less Serious™️ don’t count.

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    Doom Slayer
    Doom Slayer
    3 years ago
    Reply to  JXB

    Ha. Maybe the vaccinated were allowed to die with dignity (but still alone), rather then whacking a DNR on them, over sedating and then shoving a ventilator tube down their throats. I suppose that would class as a less serious death.

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    MrTea
    MrTea
    3 years ago
    Reply to  JXB

    You go to heaven if you die after vaccination, hell with no vaccine, Bill Gates says so.

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    Occams Pangolin Pie
    Occams Pangolin Pie
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Doom Slayer

    O level Grade C. I realise I’m not allowed an opinion. Could we ask Ferguson?

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    Nymeria
    Nymeria
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Occams Pangolin Pie

    When presented with numbers, my mind goes as clouded as that of a covidian.

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    Doom Slayer
    Doom Slayer
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Doom Slayer

    Similarly

    US when everyone unvaccinated – 350k

    Current – 1M!

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    tree
    tree
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Doom Slayer

    US not very good at getting vaccinated, especially in the stupid (Red) states.

    Last edited 3 years ago by Stop believing start thinking
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    Nearhorburian
    Nearhorburian
    3 years ago
    Reply to  tree

    It’s hard to think of anything more stupid than letting yourself be injected several times with experimental gunk which hasn’t been properly tested in order to protect yourself from a disease that poses a trivial threat to most people.

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    tree
    tree
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Doom Slayer

    Never mind get an education, become numerate then look at the data again.

    Consider ONS infection % information, then look at the corresponding death numbers pre and post vaccination.

    It doesn’t require a maths degree.. just ask a reasonable bright 12 year old child.

    You will find that your preconceptions are wrong.

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    TheRightToArmBears
    TheRightToArmBears
    3 years ago
    Reply to  tree

    Tree, you are obviously working for and paid by the powers that be. Otherwise what’s in it for you?
    Only TPTB have a financial interest in pushing this scamdemic which poses no more risk than the common cold, which will s what it is. The money comes from the backhanders from Big Pharma and you spend all day and every day pushing the lie.
    why should anyone believe you?

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    Occams Pangolin Pie
    Occams Pangolin Pie
    3 years ago

    Slightly off topic:
    My Dad’s about to have his 2nd booster. He’s in his mid 80s and got very bad vertigo on his second shot. Which is worse – not taking it – having had 3, or taking the fourth and maybe kicking the can (bucket?) down the road?

    Genuine question? I no longer know if dissuasion re: the 4th shot, is a good idea.
    Any links?

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    Rogerborg
    Rogerborg
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Occams Pangolin Pie

    The first two does would likely have been AZ, so he shouldn’t expect the same reaction again from Pfizer or Moderna.

    And their kill-counts seem to be largely among the young, not the elderly.

    I stress “seem” since we only see what we see, and remark on what’s remarkable, e.g. sudden deaths from strident football whistles, or young men collapsing from climate change.

    So I’d venture to suggest that he’s got the most to gain and the least to lose from continuing the boostercoaster ride.

    That doesn’t mean that it’s a net positive, mind, just that it’s less irrational than younger people getting a “top-up” to the “booster” to the “full course”.

    Last edited 3 years ago by Rogerborg
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    tree
    tree
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Occams Pangolin Pie

    Ask a doctor.

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    Nearhorburian
    Nearhorburian
    3 years ago
    Reply to  tree

    How would one go about finding one who knows about the longer-term effects of the gunk?

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    cubby
    cubby
    3 years ago
    Reply to  tree

    Who would know all about vaccines because he once had an hour long lecture in 3rd year medical school and who has derived a large amount of his income in the last year by delivering injectables.

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    Woodburner
    Woodburner
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Occams Pangolin Pie

    He, and you, if you accompany him, should be prepared for some sort of ritual obfustication. The jabs are no longer a novelty, so the adminstering staff will try to cause unease. My experience, my opinion.

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    stewart
    stewart
    3 years ago

    It would be interesting to see the graph but starting 2 years before March 2020.

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    MrTea
    MrTea
    3 years ago

    Unless of course the first wave was the result of policy not any new disease.
    When we look at the first wave we see that the virus appears to respect land borders (definitively proving the virus was not a brown refugee).

    In Germany at the start they did very little by way of treating the new disease and as a result they didn’t see much in way of hospitalisations or death, but Belgium immediately treated the new disease aggressively with anti virals and ventilators and as a result the death toll flew up.
    Now I’m not a big brain Doctor or politician but that to me indicates that the response to the virus (not that a new virus existed,it didn’t) was the reason people died.

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    epythymy
    epythymy
    3 years ago

    Are there any countries with an elderly population that is not particularly vaccinated that is doing well?

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    kate
    kate
    3 years ago

    Bad News, everyone.
    I remember watching this lawyer testify to Reiner Fuellmich’s Coronavirus Committee.
    She has been arrested
    One of the attorneys assisting Reiner Fuelmich in proving world leaders have committed crimes against humanity in the name of Covid-19, has been arrested in France on suspicion of terrorism and treason.
    Virginie de Araujo Recchia, a French attorney living in France who is participating in the work of the Citizen Jury with Reiner Fuellmich, was arrested in her home at dawn on March 22nd in front of her children. The arrest comes three weeks before ahead of the French presidential elections.
    Fuellmich’s team have allegedly been informed the charges involve counterterrorism and possibly treason
    https://dailyexpose.uk/2022/03/24/fuelmich-lawyer-arrested-treason-for-exposing-covid-fraud/
     
    https://www.conspiracywatch.info/virginie-de-araujo-recchia
    https://archive.ph/Ed8es

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    wjm
    wjm
    3 years ago

    Seems to me cumulative excess mortality will necessarily converge at some point, because we all die eventually and no country can run net excess mortality forever. Also seems to me the faster the convergence, the more it indicates that what Covid essentially did (with unfortunate exceptions) was to advance deaths on the old and infirm by a few months or years, and that lockdowns were therefore a catastrophic waste of time and money, even (or maybe particularly) for those countries that managed to secure their borders.

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    Lockdown Sceptic
    Lockdown Sceptic
    3 years ago

    The Covid conundrum – why do some of the unjabbed seem immune?
    https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/the-covid-conundrum-why-do-some-of-the-unjabbed-seem-immune/
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    Iain McCausland
    Iain McCausland
    3 years ago

    ’Countries witnessing sizeable upticks in excess mortality even after vaccinating the vast majority.’ If you replace the word ‘even’ with ‘because of’ you will be on the right track Mr Carl.

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    Statt0
    Statt0
    3 years ago

    Considering the impact of obesity on the deaths from Covid, have these figures been matched with the obesity rates in each country, to see if this might account for some of the “better” or “worse” outcomes in the countries listed?

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    TheRightToArmBears
    TheRightToArmBears
    3 years ago

    So all those deaths in the past centuries that were logged as bad colds, ‘flu and pneumonia should have been labelled Covid?
    Does this mean that all previous governments lied to us, and our present governments are the first to be completely honest with us?
    Jeepers! Aren’t we lucky people to be living now?

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    marebobowl
    marebobowl
    3 years ago

    “Low elderly vaccination rates” and “Our world in data”. The vaccinations are not working at all for anyone and possibly according to so many world renowned doctors, destroying your innate immune system. Why exactly would you want to vaccinate an elderly person with a non sterilising vaccine which at the same time is further destroying their immune system which is already compromised simply due to age? That makes no sense.

    many of the world renowned doctors and scientists, banned and suppressed by big pharma and msm recommend early treatment with drugs such as ivermectin. This treatment costs 6p a pill. For let’s say £5
    Per person this treatment could have been given to every person in the UK. £315,000,000 spent on early treatment may have eliminated the MAYHEM we all found ourselves in with lockdowns, lack of access to healthcare for anything other than covid, small business closures, kids taken out of school, people being forced to work from home, a total destruction of the UK economy.

    our world in data, I believe has been found to be an inaccurate website. Why is it being used? Where exactly do they get their data from since we now know in the USA the CDC and FDA are fudging the numbers. Same in the UK??

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    Jules
    Jules
    3 years ago

    I can’t see how any discussion/analysis on Covid mortality can be sensibly had without mentioning the suppression of early treatment protocols suggested by:

    The World Council for Health

    https://worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/early-covid-19-treatment-guidelines-a-practical-approach-to-home-based-care-for-healthy-families/

    and the Front Line Critical Care Alliance

    https://covid19criticalcare.com/covid-19-protocols/

    The FLCCC protocols have been available for well over 18 months, and they are still being internationally ignored despite the injections having little to no impact, but with all the potential harm.

    These are only two examples. There are many more.

    I believe this situation is nothing but a crime against humanity and to continue simply beggars belief. My hope is that those responsible will be held to account.

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    TheBigman
    TheBigman
    3 years ago

    They missed the first wave but done badly since then due to low elderly vaxx rate? Have you read the other posts on this site and others showing the NEGATIVE immune response in those jagged with the real vaxx?

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