Data Doesn't Lie: Complete SOA data – Life insurers confirm excess young deaths.

The actual-to-expected ratio (A/E ratio) for the full 2020 year is 116.4%, with 13.3% excess deaths due to Covid and 3.1% not due to Covid. This will be used as a base line for comparison for future years. If the vaccines were so protective as we have been told one would expects these numbers to fall in future years after the vaccine rollout began in mid December 2020 and continued in years after. This is not what the data show. The death rate did not plummet due to the vaccine rollout.

For the full 2021 year the A/E ratio is 117%, slightly higher, but basically no change from a year earlier without the vaccines. In both years, the age group with the highest A/E ratio was in the ages 35-64 years. Also in 2021, excess deaths were higher in all age groupings. For the 15-34 years age group, non-Covid deaths were 21.4% higher (remember SADS?). 

For 2022 through to March, all ages excess deaths excluding Covid is 115.2%. The excess non Covid deaths for ages 35-44 years is 34% for October to December 2022. "2022 is very much an Omicron year. There is way less people dying, way less pathogenicity in the disease and yet essentially the figures for excess deaths are the same indicating that other factors were causing those excess deaths other than Covid." Can we say SADS?

More in the Dr. John Campbell video.