I’m not sure I believe the 40x/41x factor in the under-reporting. That said, even if the factor were closer to 10x, that’s almost 100,000 people having died from vaccine-related issues. 10,000 is too many by itself. 100,000 is a disaster.
“I’m not sure I believe the 40x/41x factor in the under-reporting.”
That’s reasonable, and it’s why Steve continues to vet that number. Reading his substack, he notes a Japanese analysis that came up with the number 43, and now he’s got this latest analysis that came up with nearly 45.
Given that other sources — including the CDC — have thrown out numbers between 20 and 100, and that at least three analyses approaching the matter differently have all produced figures in the low 40’s — while it remains reasonable to continue seeking further gains in the accuracy of this figure, it’s a pretty solid bet that 41-45 is proximate to the actual figure, and good enough for a working number.
To get to the 40x/41x factor, the researchers are counting ACTUAL deaths, not merely deaths entered into and not removed from the database.So the deaths are real, with the only pertinent question being the cause of death. On the Covid side, deaths from dementia, diabetes, morbid obesity, and heart disease are counted as “covid” deaths, including those from motor vehicle accidents, until someone points out, one at a time, an alternate cause of death, as long as there is, at some time in the past, a positive test for “covid”, whether that used 15 cycles or 45 cycles.
Most of the excess injection deaths, per the data, occur in the first 14 days after the injection, with some in days 15-35 afte3r injection. After day 35 (or 5 weeks), the injected do have fewer death, age and health stratified, until day 140 (or 20 weeks).
People under age 18 who received injections have higher deaths, from day 0 to day 126 (18 weeks) than the uninjected, with age 20-29 having 60% higher all cause mortality than the unijected. After day 126 (18 weeks), the numbers aren’t statistically significant. For those under age 18, the injected never have a statistically lower total mortality rate than the uninjected, even though high school athletes (usually very healthy) have a statistically higher rate of injection and lower obesity/morbid obesity than the uninjected.