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Tuesday, March 28th, 2023, 9:20 am

Death Levels Sharply Above Pre-COVID-19 Levels

Even if the media does not talk about this (or belittles the whole thing)…

ONS deaths 2022 and 2023

ONS deaths 2019

I AM sad about this, but I am not shocked.

10 minutes ago ONS released the latest mortality numbers for England and Wales. This update is a weekly occurrence (typically 10AM ish every Tuesday).

Total deaths week 11 in 2019: 10,567. Total deaths week 11 in 2022: 10,928. Total deaths week 11 in 2023: 12,133. Pandemic is over, folks. Go back your office cage and don’t wear a mask or anything. COVID-19 is both “mild” and “long” now.

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