Data from Scotland shows that non-covid excess deaths at home aren't excess at all, but displaced from hospitals and care homes.
Covid cranks have spent the last year claiming these are lockdown or "denial of healthcare" deaths. They're not.
theguardian.com/theobserver/co…
Covid cranks have spent the last year claiming these are lockdown or "denial of healthcare" deaths. They're not.
theguardian.com/theobserver/co…
This confirms my own analysis of ONS and PHE data for England earlier this year.
The increase in deaths at home mirrors lower than normal deaths in hospital from non-covid causes.
By choice or necessity, people were dying at home instead of in hospital.
The increase in deaths at home mirrors lower than normal deaths in hospital from non-covid causes.
By choice or necessity, people were dying at home instead of in hospital.
https://twitter.com/_johnbye/status/1355842954204688388?t=ywFwW4fY5Ic_X2zDqHNWLw&s=19
Even HART's @RealJoelSmalley came to the same conclusion. Possibly the only time he's been right about something during the entire pandemic.
So why are Joel and his HART friends still publicly claiming they're "lockdown deaths", when privately they know it's not true? 🤔
So why are Joel and his HART friends still publicly claiming they're "lockdown deaths", when privately they know it's not true? 🤔
Oh look, @ClareCraigPath also privately agrees "the majority [of excess deaths at home] were probably displaced" rather than actual excess, calling the thread below "reasonable".
So why do @hartgroup_org still lie about this in public if they know their narrative isn't true? 🤔
So why do @hartgroup_org still lie about this in public if they know their narrative isn't true? 🤔
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