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Oct 11, 2021, 13 tweets

Just in the last 12 weeks, all-cause excess deaths have been up by 38% compared to the same time frame in 2020. Whatever we are doing, it's not working!

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Let's look at this by age group:

0-24: -49% (Effect of not having lockdowns?)

25-44: +76%

45-64: +80%

65-74: +43%

75-84: -6%

85+: -39%

And finally here's an overview of all age groups and there change in excess mortality from 2020 to 2021.

Sources & Calculations: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

Via CDC by USMortality.com

Just to explain, both 2020 & 2021 are measured against the same baseline, the 5y average of '15-'19.
(Of course 2021 baseline is slighly higher, to account for population growth and change in age)
Methodology describe here: usmortality.com/about

Re-posting the 0-24 chart, as there was a copy error in the above posting!
Calculations remain the same.

Note: The above chart can be easily misread; it's relative change to previous year... There's still massive excess mortality!

In the last 12 weeks, there have been about ~60k excess deaths in seniors, despite extremely high vaxx rates (95%+).

Here are the excess deaths for seniors. They are basically unchanged (-7.1%) in the same time frame '20 vs '21.

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