Thanks for the link.
Yes, I have seen other interviews on Bannon’s War Room and other similar sources that have referred to an increase in deaths from “all causes” in all age groups, but mostly focusing more on younger age groups that were affected very little by deaths that could be attributed to Covid.
Something that may not actually seem very strange since I am in my 60s is that I have known several other people in my age group who have died from various causes in the last year. We live in an area with very high vaccine compliance among older folks so all of them were vaxed and all of them were very afraid of Covid yet none actually died from Covid. I asked my father who is extremely sociable and in his mid-80s if he had many friends and acquaintances who had died “from” Covid. He didn’t know even one which seemed strange because my parents have mentioned many people that they know who have died recently.
They died mostly from the usual suspects, cancers, heart disease, and strokes, but also from some unexplained rapid onset causes where they seemed fine when I last saw them last and were dead shortly afterwards. This has been unnerving because of what I have perceived as a huge increase in acquaintances and friends dying.
Just two days ago I found out that another neighbor is in the hospital and not expected to survive more than a few days. Barely more than a week ago we were cleaning debris up a road right of way that neighborhood kids had made a mess of. He seemed perfectly normal with no problems at all. And this is the weird pattern that has been going on especially in the last few months. I assume that the data will eventually confirm this if it has not already. But the complete cover-ups and denials that are now the rule and not the exception in all Covid related news still seems to be successful at keeping this under wraps.
I am typically at a loss when people start asking for links. And now it seems like we are finding a similar lack of any information that does not closely support the narrative when it comes to anything relating to the situation with Russia and Ukraine. It is not the volume of the information that counts but the quality. Like the Russian model who said negative things about Putin and ended up dead in a suitcase. Every source knew that it was her psycho boyfriend that actually killed her and spent several days hanging out with her dead body. But nearly every clickbait headline I went to implied that Putin had her killed. And many of these were from “trusted sources”. Our media has completely failed us.
Yes, Kirsch seems to generally do a decent job vetting and organizing info on his substack (https://stevekirsch.substack.com/) and there are some reliable sources with long video interviews, but finding good, boiled down, sources to share can be a challenge.
Interesting context on the suitcase murder, thanks.