There is no such reaction (hundreds of thousands of deaths, etc.) visible in international mortality data. I monitor European mortality stats from civil records, and given the huge rate of vaccination thats going on there right, and over the last three months, we would be seeing that if its is to be seen. But I don’t see it.
This is one example, Spain. Its got much more reliable and timely civil records than the US. The mortality from the initial outbreak of covid is clear, as well as the LACK of effect subsequently. https://www.isciii.es/QueHacemos/Servicios/VigilanciaSaludPublicaRENAVE/EnfermedadesTransmisibles/MoMo/Paginas/-MoMo-—INFORMES-2021.aspx
I was, of course, not implying these were all deaths although there are many thousands of those in completely unprecedented numbers. Many times more thousands have been injured either temporarily or permanently and the numbers are mindboggling huge. Yet the long term effects are still unknown and unlikely to be known for years. That jury is still out on that but a lot of doctors and researchers are ringing the alarm bells for future and even larger disasters to life and limb because of these "vaccines".
I stand by my statements. It is un-American to require anybody to take these experimental drugs against their will.
I would report similar findings in the US.
I monitor actuarial report summaries compiled by insurance companies for the period of 2019-2021.
They are not seeing hundreds of thousands of excess deaths which can be attributed to COVID-19 or the mRNA treatments. They are seeing a reduction in average lifespan.
They are seeing unusual increases in the rate of deaths, particularly in younger people in their 30's, 40's and 50's. Those are being tentatively interpreted as due to an increase in opioid usage, but they are not really sure.
Death numbers are expected to be increasing as the Boomer generation passes from the scene. However the measured increase for the last two years is about 20% higher than expected. The unexpected increase is about 100,000 people per year.
Hmm. Needs further study.