Q1: How is it possible to have such a C19 mortality (same as in 2020 without vaxx) in the 65+ group which is 92% vaccinated with a vaccine which protects against C19 death with 98% VE.
Q2: If the VE is true, all those C19 should be in the unvaccinated 65+. While this group is ~5% of the cohort, it would require a 20x fatality rate. This would have been seen in low vaxx countries. But it is not.
3/ Portugal:
Q3: This country is 99% vaccinated with the vaxx which protects against death with 98% VE. Why do they have a higher mortality than Sweden, Norway?
4/ Data transparency:
Q4: Could CBS publish how many of the deaths were in vaccinated and vaccinated group by 5 year age band. The ratio should give a VE of 98%. A factor of ~50.
This also suggests, that without vaccination, we would have have had 11k*50 ~ 1M C19 deaths?
5/ 85+ group:
Excess is ~5k. 85+ population is ~400k.
Population unvaccinated is ~20k.
With the VE of 98%, 10%-20% of the unvaccinated group died from Covid in week 40-52? Correct?
We should see an Armageddon in countries with <<95% vaccinated in the 85+ group. Do we?
6/ Correction tweet 4: 11k*50 ~ 500k C19 deaths. Imagine how bad it would have been. More than 10% of the 65+ cohort would be death in 10 weeks.
Why aren't the Amish and people in the NL bible belt all dead yet?
7/ Let me show you how bad it would have been if the 65+ cohorth had been fully unvaccinated in Q4 2021.
2/ Using mortality.org as source is less accurate as only one large 15-64 bin is available for this band. That creates a bias which underestimates the ASMR. For emerging countries (life expectancy <65), such a large bin is far too wide.
3/ The overlay shows effect. Standardising with large bins, creates a bias which underestimates the ASMR.
2/ Germany: Going deeper on the which group is dominating the excess, we see mainly 65+. The needed vaxx CFR to make this are beyond any reasonable plausible assumption. Again, many countries directly contradict this (SWE, NO, NZ...)