Thread by @orwell2022

1/ Dear @rubenivangaalen: find here a more revised version on mortality.

Some questions first:

1) Is excess or the ASMR baseline more important?
2) Averages or trends (which mortality.org is conveniently offering?), what is better?

orwell2024.substack.com/p/netherlands-…

2/ Dear @rubenivangaalen: why is NL having a high ASMR baseline compared with Sweden?

Why is NL infant mortality trend and baseline looking so bad?

Is it normal for such a country like NL?

orwell2024.substack.com/p/europe-infan…

3/ Dear @rubenivangaalen: You claim that vaccination is the reason for the low mortality in the north.

But this is the case in other years as well.

How is it possible, that CBS can't see a basic spurious correlation issue?

4/ I would appreciate a discussion from CBS on those findings:

5/ Could CBS explain what happened here on the males in NL? We fail to understand it.

Isn't this something worthwhile to investigate urgently @rubenivangaalen?

I would assume that this is cardiac related. Can we please see the data to verify?

6/ What is the CBS statement on this @rubenivangaalen.



How is vaccination responsible for something that happens before it was available?

7/ Dear CBS: please find here a more causal correlation of excess, namely the ASMR baseline.

This correlation is present in all years. It's also obvious.

8/ Let's conclude with the Netherlands:

Can CBS explain this with Covid and vaccine and without the wrong "rural" Sweden claims.

9/ Dear @rubenivangaalen.

Find here some background (I will make a new article with the settled 2021 data).

You can DM me: I'm happy to discuss and debate with you further, also in person if you like.

orwell2024.substack.com/p/netherlands-…
orwell2024.substack.com/p/age-adjusted…

10/ Appendix: could CBS explain and look into the Covid death over counting which we can see as a decline (statistical artefact of over counting Covid) in other death causes now.