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England and Wales Deaths in Week 34 2019: 8,994. In Week 34 2024: 9,819.

I‘ve taken a look at yesterday’s new numbers from ONS and it looks like deaths are still about 10% more than they should be.

Does the Labour Party plan to investigate the cause/s for this sharp rise in deaths?

It’s Already August. We Used to Have About 9,000 Deaths a Week and Now It’s Over 10,000.

IN 2019 in week 32 we had 9,122 deaths registered in England and Wales. The average for 2014-2019 is 9,026, so 2019 was a relatively bad year.

Today, based on the numbers just released by ONS, we can see that this year (in the same week) we had 10,030 death, representing an increase of more than 10%, i.e. the usual. The population grew only about 1-2%, so something is clearly amiss.

Will the Labour Party start doing its job and audit Tory policies, especially on COVID-19?

Why are so many people still dying?

1,000+ extra deaths per week is a “9/11″ every 2-3 weeks.

No sense of urgency here?

Monkeypox in Context

IT is almost Rianne’s birthday now and it has been a good, eventful, productive year. The “insanity quotient” at IRC went down, so the mind could focus on what matters instead of vicious trolls and online militants.

It looks like our government is again ramping up the fear, seeing that mass distraction is needed from its failure to curb the pandemic. Here’s a good take on it:

Over 1,000 Deaths Per Week or Over 60,000 Deaths Per Year: How Far Worse Off We Are After the Botched Pandemic Response in the UK

It’s not just in the UK, but all over the world (possibly costing millions of lives per year)

I HAVE just downloaded this morning’s new data from ONS, showing 10,267 deaths in England and Wales in Week 31 (2024), compared to 9,271 in 2019 or 8,963 between 2014 and 2019 (average). We’re looking at an increase by more than 1,000 per week. That’s not counting Scotland and Northern Ireland.

The media ignores all this while making a lot of noise about “Mpox” (not new), offering some new and experimental (patented too) vaccine despite “Mpox” barely killing anyone.

This shows utter disregard for a real loss of life.

UK Excess Deaths Remain Obscenely High (Mortality Still About 12% Higher Than Before the Pandemic)

IT has been a week since the last post about this subject. We see an increase of more than 10% each week and this week is no exception: Week 30 in 2019 saw 9,112 deaths in England in Wales or 9,023 on average between 2014 and 2019. This year? 10,169. Based on data released by ONS this morning.

This represents an increase of nearly 12% in 5 years. And they say “pandemic is over” (many people still catch COVID-19).

Millions More Dying, Explanation Absent (Global Excess Deaths)

Global excess deaths

References:

https://correlation-canada.org/covid-excess-mortality-125-countries/

https://www.worldtribune.com/researchers-study-of-125-countries-finds-no-evidence-covid-vaccines-provided-any-benefit/

UK Excess Deaths: Still Incredibly High

IN 2019, in Week 29 to be specific, 9,080 people died in England and Wales. That was similar to prior years because the 2014-2019 average for that week was 9,100. 5 years have passed since then. Half a decade! Yup, and now, for the same week, we have 10,182 in the same demography (data released yesterday). The population grew only 1-2% since then, but deaths increased by about 12%

Labour Party, please investigate!

The UK riots killed almost nobody. If the experimental vaccine has caused the deaths of more than 1,000 people per week (until now!), then we must know. Knowing if the first step towards accountability.

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