35 Comments

I would argue simply based on the IFR that it was no different to any other "virus", if such a thing exists that they cannot find.

When examining the data based on all cause mortality, the excess deaths as Prof Denis Rancourt has shown have no evidence of a plague, but likely signature of mass homicide by government response.

The early Gov response by preventing the sick people to seek medical care for other ailments has added to the misclassification or diagnosis by the PCR and how the deaths were attributed falsely due to this test. The refusal to investigate by means of post mortem is indicative of a deliberate plan to inflate the number to instill fear and force people to seek salvation.

The salvation proposed was an injection of an unproven concoction (a witches brew) of toxins to kill the demon/phantom.

His further research examining the same if different location shows that the toxic chemical campaigns can clearly be attributed to the excess deaths.

This campaign is nothing other than a Government mass genocide and deliberate decimation of the populous. A war on the people by a conniving Government with the Eugenicists who offered huge payment for this to health officials aligned to the WHO. Well that's my opinion.

I have huge pity for those who fell for this hoax and scandalous campaign of fear and hope that the Almighty will deal with these terrible purveyors of death as its clear the Government will do nothing.

So next is we have to get rid of these fiends who reside in our parliaments.

Expand full comment
Mar 15, 2023·edited Mar 15, 2023

"It is impossible that a virus with an infection fatality rate on par with other endemic viruses should cause significant and regional spikes in deaths as happened in early 2020."

Well actually it IS possible.

If, as biologist J J Couey asserts, cDNA infectious clones were used to 'seed' the pandemic in select locations, then this is EXACTLY what you'd expect to see. Significant spikes of unusually short duration, where the lethality rapidly attenuates (due to CoVs' high mutagenicity and tendency to devolve to the largely benign), leading to an overall IFR of less than 1%.

Couey's observation seems to be studiously ignored by so many in this debate, yet his logic is compelling. CoVs (and any other RNA virus) simply DO NOT HAVE THE REPLICATION FIDELITY TO DRIVE A GLOBAL PANDEMIC. Hence the massive government PR campaign of fearmongering, the fraudulent tests guaranteed to yield high rates of false positives (or just positive for any CoVs), the unusual and harmful treatment protocols, the massive overinflation of deaths attributed to the virus ... This pig was never going to fly because pigs just don't have wings.

Which means the only mechanism likely to account for such unusually high levels of excess mortality has to be interventions capable of impacting physiology on a deep and systemic level.

Expand full comment

Be nice if you sent this to Toby to see if he would print it.

Expand full comment

Panda sent this article to Daily Sceptics before publishing it here. We requested open dialog and honest debate. Our request was rejected by Will Jones.

Expand full comment

Well, that is certainly disappointing. I assumed Toby had editorial control. Shame on Will!

Expand full comment
author

Edit: thanks for pointing out the error in the figures. It has been updated.

Expand full comment

What a surreal experience, reading this. You omit the largest and most obvious cause of deaths - the mRNA injections. For those of you who don't want to wade through lots of evidence, look at the recently released data from Western Australia, sort of "island within an island" where there was no covid to confuse you or confound the data.

Read https://rebekahbarnett.substack.com/p/west-australian-government-finally

Expand full comment

The primary goal of the article was to deal with excess deaths in 2020, and in particular to refute that excess was caused by covid. The 1st 3 alternative drivers of excess deal with 2020, the 4th expressly mentions injections as a driver, which would be for 2021 and beyond.

Expand full comment

Ah, I see. Apologies, I should have read it more carefully. That is a very worthwhile objective.

Expand full comment

New Zealand sustained negative excess deaths 2020, and Australia (and other jurisdictions) no excess death above the mean.

The plandemic was engineered to instigate and expedite the shots.

The data (cases, with/of) is an (intentionally) abject mess.

Expand full comment

A useful summary!

"The reality is that Covid cases and deaths have varied so dramatically across regional, state, and country borders as to perplex even the best epidemiologist. Did Covid know where these borders were and change its infectivity and lethality for the occasion?". Clearly, different rules and procedures were a major contribution to confounding the data. As your subsequent paragraphs show, the WHO was evidently complicit in this.

Here in Scotland you were deemed to have died from Covid if you'd had a +positive PCR test up to 28 days before. Yes, being run over by a bus counted. Mass psychosis is a terrible thing.

Expand full comment

Regarding the Massachusetts store workers.

Is Mr Verduyn's 0.05% figure wrong?

24% of the initial 20% of positive workers, roughly equals 5% not 0.05%.

Expand full comment
author

Thanks for pointing it out. We have edited the article to reflect that.

Expand full comment

It's exhausting how we not only have the authorities around the world telling us that millions died of SARS-Cov-2 but all the interventions saved millions plus the novel vaccines are safe and effective and also saved millions but now we also have people who have been opposed to the nonsense now arguing amongst themselves about how many angels are on the pinhead. It seems to me that most of the people who died over the last few years were likely to die anyway because they were very old/already sick with life-threatening illnesses. The others died because everyone who should have known better panicked and mistreated people who needed care. I would say the excess deaths were mostly caused by the neglect rather than the virus. Although, once the jabs started rolling out and the dead started being younger, I think the cause of excess deaths moved.

Expand full comment

I understand your frustration, and you may well be on the right lines about causes of death, but I'm afraid that it is crucial to tease out the effects of the infection and the consequences of the interventions.

This whole thing is much more than a public health issue and it's important for the future of our society that we don't again allow ourselves to be drawn into the madness that we've seen recently. We can only do that by careful investigation and reasoned argument.

Expand full comment

I do not make Rancourt's assertions my own. But I do want to defend his perspective somewhat: Unlike Jones, Rancourt does provide reasons to attribute excess mortality to COVID inoculations. Most particularly, that excess mortality can be seen to rise and sink in (slightly lagging) unison with doses administered (and in many places only then) and that beginning with the summer season of 2021, no very plausible alternatives have been suggested for widespread excess mortality except for diminished standard of living and increased stress, both of which he has discussed in his work.

Expand full comment

The clues will be in the ICD10 codes assigned to deaths. Worldwide, insurance companies are seeing huge increases in cardiac and cancer related deaths and this is born out by personal experience.

These increases are due to virus/vaccination/delayed treatment/stress/neglect and the ratio of these will take careful sleuthing to unravel. It is not helpful for global Departments of Health to sweep it under the rug and blame all the excess on the virus. They are complicit with their fear mongering, coercive, one size fits all response to the "pandemic".

Expand full comment

From memory, it used to be that life insurance didn't pay out for suicides, any idea if that's still the case? I'm curious because that might have a negative effect on figures from insurers, possibly indicating even more excess deaths if suicide rares have increased, which intuitively would seem likely.

Expand full comment

My ex m-i-l, 81 yrs, taken to hospital after fall out of bed for check up as she had slight abdominal pain. She also had moderate dementia too. They found hairline crack on pelvic area and said she would require surgery. Apart from this discomfort, she had no other symptoms. She was laughing and joking with my son who accompanied her to hospital. This was April 2022. Before being admitted as in-patient, they tested her and it was positive. Son sent away and no visitors for ten days. When family allowed in, she looked dishevelled, unwashed and heavily drugged. When she was prodded and talked to, she complained of thirst and hunger. She went on to develop pneumonia. Family got her out to a hospice where she died a few days later. I used to wonder, when reading obituaries many years ago, how people died of pneumonia (thinking it was something you got from the cold), when they went in with something else! So, yes it happens but her death cert had covid on it which she didn't have. Hospital protocols, no visitors, no ortho physiotherapy, too many or wrong drugs, missed drinks and meals due to drugs, all contributed to her death. She was at least double jabbed, maybe 3 x. Fall could have resulted from jabs. Many factors involved. As John Rappoport says, everyone is looking for the one thing, alleged virus, as the cause when there are always multiple factors, never a virus.

Expand full comment

So sad she was so neglected & slowly & deliberately killed by the establishment. Many elderly people worldwide were subjected to this pitiful treatment & starved to death in hospitals that had become death traps. God knows what they've done, & are doing. Their day of judgement will come!

Expand full comment

Healthcare workers, in general, are metaphorically punching a clock and following a set protocol. Only those with the hardiest constitutions can survive the hospital.

Expand full comment

Tedros announced yesterday hundreds of thousands of healthcare workers have quit and there's now a major shortage, especially in the developing world. He cited the stress and depression of working during the pandemic as the cause although I'm certain the mandates also played a role.

Expand full comment

Yes mandates and the synchronized dance videos. Even double pay is not enough to compensate.

Expand full comment

Why would anyone go to such lengths to deny that there is another cause for excess deaths when he clearly couldn’t provide any evidence in support of his claim. One has to ask what his motivation was?

Expand full comment

What a surreal experience, reading this article. The largest and most obvious cause of deaths - the mRNA injections - is omitted. For those of you who (apparently) don't want to wade through lots of evidence, look at the recently released data from Western Australia, a sort of "island within an island" WHERE THERE WAS NO COVID to confuse you or confound the data. Just scroll down a screen to the first picture.

Read https://rebekahbarnett.substack.com/p/west-australian-government-finally

Expand full comment

Statistics combined with the growing clinical knowledge of the mechanisms by which the COVID vaxxxes can damage the human body point to the vaxxes as the primary cause of excess mortality, excess disability and excess absence from work.

Expand full comment

There were excess deaths in 2020. These were not caused by the covid shots, which were only rolled out beginning in Dec 2020.

Expand full comment

I only agree with Will Jones on one front: this virus existed/exists, and was/is "special". I base this solely on my own personal experience of it in January 2020. It was a flu unlike any I have experienced in my 7 decades, an all-embracing dose that included too many symptoms simultaneously to be "normal" flu.

Expand full comment

Hi, thanks for the article. Original article seems to have an error. You may need to correct the numbers in this line to: "And if Covid was so special, why were only 5% (20%×24%) of employees actually sick?"

Expand full comment
author

Thanks for spotting that Lee. We have corrected the mistake.

Expand full comment

Yeah, it should read 4.8%

Expand full comment

My money is on (1) vaccinations and (2) non pharmaceutical interventions. That is, Covid policies caused more excess deaths than Covid.

Expand full comment

A long winded explanation with no clear conclusion... like building a skyscraper with no windows or doors... in order to stay in the dark.

Expand full comment

There is a clear conclusion: Covid did not cause all the excess deaths in 2020, nor in 2021 and beyond.

This is a pivotal matter, for it is the big lie hiding behind all the justifications for lockdowns, masks, isolation, tests, vaccines, and so forth.

Expand full comment