Posted on 08/06/2022 8:52:42 AM PDT by SaxxonWoods
So it potentially affects all organs. And that’s what the medical doctors now see, they see all sorts of symptoms that they do not know what it is. And because the adverse effects are so not just single one adverse effect, but can be anything, they surface very difficult to a statistical level. And that’s why we do analysis on all cause mortality, because say, okay, and if we do not know what is exactly related to vaccination, of course, the coagulation problems, myocarditis, we know that, but there are many more things happening at the moment. And so that’s why we look at all cause mortality, and in the Netherlands now it’s very clear that there is a good correlation between the number of vaccinations that are given to people and the number of people that die within a week after that.
(Excerpt) Read more at lifesitenews.com ...
Alex Berenson
23 hr ago
And not because of Covid.
Don't take it from me. Take it from the good folks at Service Corporation International, “North America's leading provider of funeral, cremation, and cemetery services” - handling 450,000 corpses* a year.
(*not their word).
Service Corporation's earnings boomed in 2020 and 2021, thanks to Covid. Funerals are a solid but slow-growth business, and the trend toward cremations hasn't helped. But between 2019 and 2021, SCI’s earnings per share more than doubled, from $1.90 to $4.57.
At first, SCI worried that growth was what it called “pull-forward.” In other words, because Covid mostly killed people who were close to death anyway, more deaths in 2020 and 2021 would just mean fewer later.
Lucky for Service Corporation and its investors, pull-forward isn't turning out to be a problem. Americans are still dying at rates well above normal, even as Covid becomes a minimal part of business this year....
....On Wednesday, Service Corporation reported its spring earnings - another banner quarter, with almost $1 billion in sales and $135 million in profits. As Tom Ryan, the company's chief executive, told investors and Wall Street analysts:
I think that COVID cases on a national basis… it's just not material to our numbers. So like we tried to point out at investor day, I think we're experiencing — we're servicing elevated numbers of consumers. [Or, in English, having more funerals and cremations.]
Ryan went on to offer several potential explanations for the growth in death:
And you'd say, OK, what is that, Tom? Well, we've mentioned a little bit, we think there's still excess deaths. We think we can correlate it with lack of healthcare, people probably drinking too much, smoking too much, driving too fast, depression and access to mental health.
The problem with these explanations… is that none of them make sense. Smoking and obesity take decades to kill, and drinking usually takes a decade or more. Overdoses are way up and traffic accidents are higher too, but not nearly enough to account for the overall rise in deaths.
...
One telling piece of evidence on this front comes from Australia and New Zealand, which both locked down extremely hard and saw below normal death rates in 2020 and largely normal rates for most of 2021. Yes, locking down nursing homes is terrible for the people inside them and probably contributed to the deaths of residents. But those lockdowns have basically ended now.
Gee, I wonder what could be leading to all the excess non-Covid deaths we've suddenly seen in the last 12 months, not just in the United States but all over Western Europe and Australia too? Something definitely changed near the end of 2020, I just wish I could remember what…
https://alexberenson.substack.com/p/the-funeral-business-is-doing-great/comments
Stew Peters (yeah, I like Stew ... Dr. Jane Ruby, too) had a segment with a guy whose business is to sell caskets to funeral homes. Sort of a wholesaler vs retail with retail being the funeral home who deals with the families. He said bulk orders of child-size caskets is way up .... usual is about 50, had an order for 200 with another order to be filled for 250. It’s about 5 times the ‘usual’.
He sounded credible to me .... saw a ‘fact checker’ who didn’t dispute what he said, but was saying Stew was wrong because NO children have died because of the shots ... which tells me that the fact checker (whoever they are) is deaf, dumb & blind.
What covid didn’t kill they will
What are the time intervals in the line graph shown in the article and in post 38? It just says “time” and “22nd week” right? So those are all in one week, or what?
Why you bitch about the vaccine? There is no mandate!! You will not be arrested for refusing to get jabbed.
Let people choose to get jabbed. It is VOLUNTARY.
Tell that to state employees in Washington who are MANDATED to get boosters by next July.
I guess it’s safe to assume you’re not a policeman in New York City, it isn’t voluntary there. It may appear voluntary now in some places but there are a lot of people who were not given the choice.
PS I’m asking you what is the logical reason for getting it? Am I somehow now prohibited from asking that?
Original reason was highly compromised immune system of my wife who was already diagnosed stage-4 cancer 2 years before covid arrived. Her doctor was worried if she catches covid infection, she will not survive. I took the jabs both as moral support for her, and to reduce possibility of bringing infection home and she would catch it from me since I am her care giver. All has worked out good. We have done lots of things, including cruises after covid arrival, and both of us never got infected.
That’s very good news. I sincerely wish you both the best.
Not just Netherlands, but data from multiple other countries such as Britain, Israel, New Zealand, Australia, to name a few, all show the same pattern - excess mortality rates globally have risen. The greatest rises in countries with the greatest level of ‘vaccinations’.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.