Posted on 01/05/2021 2:04:55 PM PST by E. Pluribus Unum
Alex Jones breaks down the CDC’s own death numbers for 2021 to reveal almost no change in the death rates of years past.
(Excerpt) Read more at infowars.com ...
You're so right. And also they're starting to require ICU intervention in bigger numbers.
If this chart is correct, the trend is 7.3 more deaths per year per 100,000 on that 11 year chart. For 2019 to 2020 it's 8. No significant difference.
Based on the 2020 US population there are 3,308 groups of 100,000 people in the country, the trend says there should have been an extra 24,148 deaths this year. There were instead 26,464. An extra 2316 more than the average expectation due to the 11 year trend.
[(878 - 798) / 11] = 7.3 - average increase in deaths per year 2010 to 2020
[3308 x 100,000] = 330,800,000 - US population 2020
[7.3 x 3308] = 24,148 - expected increase in deaths 2019 - 2020
[(878 - 870) x 3308] = [8 x 3308] = 26,464 - charted increase in deaths 2019 - 2020
26,464 - 24148 = 2316 more deaths this year than would have been estimated
The definition of pandemic was conveniently changed during the H1N1 flu season:
“The previous definition of a pandemic stated:
An influenza pandemic occurs when a new influenza virus appears against which the human population has no immunity, resulting in several, simultaneous epidemics worldwide with enormous numbers of deaths and illness. With the increase in global transport and communications, as well as urbanization and overcrowded conditions, epidemics due the new influenza virus are likely to quickly take hold around the world (emphasis added).”
“The WHO changed that definition, omitting the section indicating “enormous numbers of deaths and illness.” It now states:
A disease epidemic occurs when there are more cases of that disease than normal. A pandemic is a worldwide epidemic of a disease. An influenza pandemic may occur when a new influenza virus appears against which the human population has no immunity. With the increase in global transport, as well as urbanization and overcrowded conditions in some areas, epidemics due to a new influenza virus are likely to take hold around the world, and become a pandemic faster than before. WHO has defined the phases of a pandemic to provide a global framework to aid countries in pandemic preparedness and response planning. Pandemics can be either mild or severe in the illness and death they cause, and the severity of a pandemic can change over the course of that pandemic (emphasis added).”
https://www.wnd.com/2009/11/115719/
How much did the poulation increase
khelus, the CDC spreadsheet didn’t include population data. However, the table at the top of this post indicates the population increased by 2,528,000 between 2019 and 2020. Not certain when yearly population measurements are done.
Glad2bnuts wrote: “It is fairly clear, there was no epidemic, pandemic and this has all been a hoax for a bad flu year.”.
You might want to read this report from Johns Hopkins retracting the study that claimed there were no excess deaths.
https://www.jhunewsletter.com/article/2020/11/a-closer-look-at-u-s-deaths-due-to-covid-19
COVID is no joke. COVID is no hoax.
That is the definition of CYA. When the numbers of total deaths by all means is published officially, where will they find the savings in lives to make room for the deaths by COVID? Clearly, we are living within a big lie. The hospitals are operating at minimum staffing levels, PCR testing is producing false positives in over 50% of tests. The vast majority of deaths are those who were going to die from Cancer, heart disease, diabetes, old age, strokes, or dementia.
There are two groups of facts here. One is that the total deaths has not changed, when at the same time, there are 300k excess deaths and 350k deaths from Covid.
How does this all make sense?
Did you read the retraction letter?
The CDC URL’s quoted in the post do not have the 2020 death number shown in the table...the second CDC URL in the table shows 3,209,597 deaths in the U.S. for 2020, and 2,855,000 deaths in 2019...resulting in more than the reported ~316,000 2020 U.S. deaths from COVID-19. (354,957 more deaths in 2020 over 2019).
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/provisional-tables.htm
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/index.htm
"Briand was quoted in the article as saying, “All of this points to no evidence that COVID-19 created any excess deaths. Total death numbers are not above normal death numbers.” This claim is incorrect and does not take into account the spike in raw death count from all causes compared to previous years. According to the CDC, there have been almost 300,000 excess deaths due to COVID-19. Additionally, Briand presented data of total U.S. deaths in comparison to COVID-19-related deaths as a proportion percentage, which trivializes the repercussions of the pandemic. This evidence does not disprove the severity of COVID-19; an increase in excess deaths is not represented in these proportionalities because they are offered as percentages, not raw numbers."
The point about no change in overall deaths is still valid. If Covid was causing significant deaths only by itself, then there should be a increase in the overall death rate above the trend. That increase is not present.
This comment brings up the issue of misreporting non-Covid deaths as Covid due to politics:
"It's also been obvious since April that how death certificates are filed have been dramatically altered (first time in history) to give liberal interpretations to "Covid" as being cause of death- and let's not forget that PCR tests at greater than 35 cycles (as is the case in virtually every lab in the US/Europe) produce massive false positives. This article illustrates indeed that past deaths caused by heart disease are now obviously getting lumped into the catch-all "Covid" category."
There are issues with PCR testing, however I don't know how they are used in making a proper diagnosis or how cases of Covid are confirmed or recorded. That is not the issue here.
There may be a reduction in accidents, homicides, and suicides, however I don't think those are not big enough causes to account for this discrepancy. The only way it makes sense to me that Covid is killing 300k to 350k and causing no significant change in annual death rates, is if it is killing people who were going to die this year regardless. Diseases are not selective like that. Human beings manipulating reporting deaths by other causes as covid, and and numbers so they don't add up cause that.
If you have a better explanation or if I am mistaken, I would like to hear it.
Widget Jr wrote: “The point about no change in overall deaths is still valid. If Covid was causing significant deaths only by itself, then there should be a increase in the overall death rate above the trend. That increase is not present.”
The point was using only percentages obscures the increase in the raw death counts. There can be an increase in raw data without increasing the percentage. Be very sceptical of anyone who relies on percentages to prove their point. There is also the issue of delayed death counts which often are not reported for up to six months. IOW, any data that isn’t at least six months old is inaccurate.
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