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Ben

@USMortality

27 May

🚨 Big US Mortality Update🇺🇸 - Week 19 / 2021

The trend we could see itself manifesting over the last week is becoming more permanent. The US is likely back to significant excess mortality.

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#Covid #Covid19 #Corona #Coronavirus #vaccine

@AlexBerenson

If we look at the age groups - it's mostly young!

Keep in mind that this data is still preliminary and corrected by CDC and by myself to account for delays in registration.

If holds true, then why are people dying in the younger age groups? Vaccine? Lockdowns?

@AlexBerenson

@RobertKennedyJr

The two oldest Age groups are normal, but even the 65-74 age group is back to significant excess, despite having access to the vaccine for a while... Lockdowns?

@RobertKennedyJr @andrewbostom @FatEmperor

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Ben

@USMortality

18 Apr

The German Merkel government is rolling out MASSIVE unconstitutional changes to the "Infectionprotectionslaw", here are the most critical changes:

1) Meeting with more than 1 other person in private or public is illegal

#Covid #Covid19 #Infektionsschutzgesetz #Corona

2) Meeting with any person from 9pm to 5am is illegal
3) School kids must be tested twice a week.
4) The fundamental right of physical integrity, personal freedom, freedom of movement, inviolability of the home are limited and can be limited further by government orders.

5) Imprisonment up to 5 years or fine who:
- Joins a gathering
- Be outside of a home
- Open a venue
- Open a store or market
- Celebrate an event
- Do sports
- Open a restaurant or serve food/drinks
- Not wears a mask

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Ben

@USMortality

7 Apr

NEW Data Update on USMortality.com

CDC had skipped last week, now find mortality data up to week 12, 3/20 on the site!

Highlights:
1) Week 9-11 no more significant excess.
2) Ages 25-74 still very high substantial excess
3) 85+ dipped below the normal

#Covid19

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1) Aggregated over all age groups, in week 9-11 it dipped below the "Substantial Increase" threshold (4x stddv) for the first time, since the start of the pandemic.

Last week is still very uncertain, as less than 60% of data in...

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2) <25 Never had any significant excess during the pandemic, proofing that the young are unaffected by the virus, but likely very affected by the measures.
Middle age groups remain very high - despite vaccine rollout. I suspect that there are many lockdown deaths included.

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Ben

@USMortality

28 Feb

How have these five states handled #Covid19 so well? There's no excess deaths...

Here's a quick thread...

Alask: usmortality.com/#alaska

#Maine #Covid19: usmortality.com/#maine

#NewHampshire #Covid19: usmortality.com/#newhampshire

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Ben

@USMortality

4 Feb

@govkristinoem

I've been analyzing US state #mortality data!

Tonight, let's start with comparing #SouthDakota and #NorthDakota!

#SD had 18% #excess #deaths, while #ND had a whopping 31%

As we know SD has the weakest Government #Stringency, while ND has stronger measures!

@govkristinoem
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@MLevitt_NP2013

North Dakota had 31% vs the previous 3y average age-adjusted mortality.

@MLevitt_NP2013 @justin_hart @FatEmperor @AlexBerenson @EthicalSkeptic @tlowdon @Zigmanfreud @ianmSC @yinonw

Let's look at SD on a monthly basis. Note the shaded pink area is the Government Stringency. SD at the end of 2020 had the lowest stringency, but also significant excess deaths.

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Ben

@USMortality

29 Jan

@MLevitt_NP2013

BREAKING: 🚨Big US Total Mortality 2020 Thread🚨

2020 will have the same adjusted mortality rate like the years 2004/2005; 3.353M total deaths & ~247k excess deaths.

#COVID19 #Covid #coronavirus #Corona #endthelockdown
@MLevitt_NP2013 @justin_hart @AlexBerenson @EthicalSkeptic

@ChanasitJonas

Suprising, since the US is undergoing a "century pandemic" - In reality it is an event that's unique in the last "15 years".

There clearly is Excess Mortality in the US, when compared to the previous 5 years.

@ChanasitJonas @hendrikstreeck @goddeketal @Zigmanfreud @KevinKileyCA

@PiersRobinson1

When we broaden the time horizon a bit to the last 20 years, it looks like this.

Only April stands out... Lockdown effects, included? (NYC, etc...)

@PiersRobinson1 @ChongaldXrump @LWiehler

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