2023-11-24
It's old news by now for sure, but somebody needs to keep reporting it until it gets cleared up.
For the best part of three years now, deaths from all causes have been by all normal statistical measures higher than they should have been, all other things being equal. So we may conclude that all other things have not remained equal.
Children's Health Defence reports on a specific aspect of the current situation in the United Kingdom.
" ... the remaining 92% of coded deaths in 2021 and 70% of coded deaths in 2022 revealed “a strong signal of cancer deaths in the young. We show a large increase in mortality due to malignant neoplasms that started in 2021 and accelerated substantially in 2022"
Now what could account for this concerning rise in the death rate starting in 2021 or thereabouts? It could I suppose be associated with the pandemic, but SARS-COV2 hasn't to my knowledge been associated with cancer.
It could be associated with the jabs (whose roll-out coincidentally began in 2021) which were developed and distributed in record time by apparently omitting most of the normal safety trials, but everybody knows that despite vaccines being well-known for rare but possibly disastrous side effects, including death, these were "safe and effective" ... well they were originally thought to be effective but it turned out that they didn't stop transmission ... and they needed boosting because the protection waned away after a month or three ... but otherwise they were effective ... and they were recommended to everybody by the independent regulators who are largely funded by Big Pharma so they must be all right, and they do say that millions of lives were saved ... and all the authorities are perfectly sure that they are really safe and really effective so they can't possibly be associated with these subsequent cancers in young people, because that's just an unfounded conspiracy theory that's only put about by cranks and mischief-makers.
No, I'm with the experts on this one, absolutely baffled.
Still, shouldn't somebody be looking into it?
