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Excess Deaths

Apparently this is not newsworthy, not worthy of discussion and should not be a concern for the general public.‘Excess mortality’ continuing surge causes concernshttps://insurancenewsnet.com/innarticle/excess-mortality-continuing-surge-causes-concernsLife insurance executives and actuaries believe the numbers are alarmingLife insurers paid record levels of claims in 2021,biggest one-year increase since 1918Distributed a record $100.28 billion in total death benefits.Younger adult death rate up 20% in 2023Center of Disease Control that show mortality rates alarmingly rising for different categories. The surge in excess deaths caught carriers off guard15 – 19 years% difference from 20192018, 1%2020, 21%2021, 28%2022, 21%2023, (Jan – May), 24%30 – 34 years% difference from 20192018, -1%2020, 30%2021, 42%2022, 30%2023, (Jan – May), 23%40 – 44 years% difference from 20192018, -2%2020, 30%2021, 45%2022, 30%2023, (Jan – May), 25%Cause of death data show increased cardiac mortality in all ages.As COVID-related causes declined in 2022, others rose, particularly stroke, diabetes, kidney and liver diseases.Society of Actuaries pollIn August 2022, 85% thought excess morality rates would continue to 2025. In September 2023, 79% believed excess mortality rates will continue through 2026.

Bryan Turner ● 552d103 Comments

Here's the other report on rationed GP NHS referrals:https://www.cambstimes.co.uk/news/24016299.cambridgeshire-coroner-raises-concerns-treatment-cost/

Philippa Bond ● 501d

An unfortunate co-incidence Michael.How many people suffer strokes every day?How many people got vaccinated every day when the vaccination programme was in full swing?What are the odds on winning the national lottery?

Andrew Jones ● 503d

When it was recognised that there might be a problem the age recommendation at which a particular drug could be given was changed.  It was later that pregnant women were recommended to  have a jab - and not initially.  Many of us already have problems such as high blood pressure which we may not know about or which may not be controlled or we may not be doing enough to control ourselves.  Some of us hate injections however many we have had.  We are all different.  When thinking about Bill Gates and population then you should also look at the work including the TED talks by the statistician Hans Rosling.And also consider how unfortunate the cutting of Foreign Aid and particularly the reduction in health advice and family planning advice has been to women everywhere.  I don't believe any woman would choose to see her children die of starvation. https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2017/feb/07/hans-rosling-obituary

Philippa Bond ● 503d

Remember the great Pete Mayes who once graced this forum? He contacted me the other day, saying that the ex wife of a friend of his had a second jab, and while sitting out the 15 min waiting period in the Centre after administration, she suffered a stroke, and is now paralysed and blind on one side.I guess this may only count as 50% disabled though. I think you need to be 60% dead for a vax damage pay out..

Michael Brown ● 503d

I find it disturbing that so few people seem to realise that there is a Yellow Card Scheme.  You should always report adverse reactions to medication, vapes, etc to your GP but I think you can also report these yourself online.Just about all drugs have side effects and some are worse than others.  Many side effects will be listed on the information sheet that comes with your medication or medical  equipment.https://www.gov.uk/guidance/the-yellow-card-scheme-guidance-for-healthcare-professionals

Philippa Bond ● 504d

Michael your claim is false.  What many in the UK may not realise is that in other parts of the world the vaccination against all the diseases that we here as babies and children are routinely vaccinated against does not happen there - unless philanthropists such as the Gates Foundation step in.  There have also been programmes of sterilisation carried out in various countries including the US that we would not today consider ethical.  This has increased the nervousness of some people to have any vaccinations at all - and that increases the likelihood that those dangerous childhood illnesses that our Victorian ancestors suffered and died from or lost so many children to and which have been declared eradicated of now returning.  https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSL1N2MF1L8/

Philippa Bond ● 504d

Apart from the obvious that long waiting lists mean that it is being rationed - see the Adam Smith Institute - this has added to the frustrations and unhappiness of GPs in their work which has led to so many leaving their jobs.  Over the years I have read several articles concerning this and also how reorganisation has diminished the freedom that GPs had to refer their patients when they felt that they should refer them.Here is a 2019 article:https://www.theguardian.com/society/2019/sep/08/london-gps-told-to-restrict-specialist-referrals-under-new-nhs-rationing-plan#:~:text=%E2%80%9CGPs%20are%20being%20told%20not,complex%20and%20difficult%20conditions%20hardest.%E2%80%9DThere is an article in the Daily Mail today.

Philippa Bond ● 504d

According to Bill Gates, vaccines should help reduce the global population by 15%. It's being reduced by 20%+ over here..

Michael Brown ● 505d

Oh well, guess we're all done for! Best get my affairs in order.

Anne England ● 505d

I posted here when the jabs began highlighting the dangers of it by eminent doctors in this field. I told you west Middlesex hospital was empty with ambulances all sat outside, I had photos but you ignored me. I also stated that children and pregnant women must not have the jab as it had NEVER been tested on them and now we have children’s deaths, miscarriages and sick babies as a direct result.  You were also warned you have about 3-5 yrs to live after the jab and still you took it…and still you’re waiting inline for your next dose.As for your immune system, well that’s well and truly been destroyed. Any of you finding it hard to recover from all these illnesses you’re now getting? I wonder why?

Jacqueline Lynch ● 506d

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Michael Brown ● 506d

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Michael Brown ● 506d

Celebrity chef Bill Granger  who brought us avocado on toast - dead Christmas day  at 54.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 509d

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Michael Brown ● 513d

The Covid Inquiry is a Whitewash. It's just being used to endorse the crimes carried out against humanity, and to make such crimes against humanity easier in the future - more lockdowns, longer lockdowns, quicker lockdowns etc. All the critical facts and findings are being ignored. As for the cost, this helps get rid of more public money.

Michael Brown ● 514d

Good to see my spat about uncontrolled immigration ruining our way of life and damaging our economy has made such a huge impact- not.Re the covid inquiry, it has so far cost the taxpayer over £100m and the cost will soar as the inquiry is not due for conclusion until the year 2025.And what have we learnt so far? Just the appalling language used on WhatsApp by colleagues on each other.

Denis I. Fox ● 514d

https://t.co/KXVZhLZyfV— Erik Magnethi (@ErikMagnethi) December 9, 2023

Michael Brown ● 514d

Everyone has different views.

Janice Evans ● 514d

People still need to stand up to bring change though. The spineless jellyfish need to find strength from somewhere. Andrew Jones, Gintrough, Brooks, Pavey et al - are you ready for the fight ahead?

Michael Brown ● 514d

I'm glad you feel that way, Janice. I wish I felt as confident! However, much is going on in the background about the The Great Covid Scam and other goings on, and at different levels, so I remain hopeful..

Michael Brown ● 514d

I'm a strong believer that good will overcome anything negative eventually.

Janice Evans ● 514d

Agreed, Janice, but nothing compares to the scale and stealth of the Great Covid Scam, although immigration and Net Zero tools are making good headway to damage society similarly.At least Hitler sported his planes and tanks, making the attacks clear to folk..

Michael Brown ● 514d

There have always been people wanting to destroy society as we know it,by that I mean any sort of community that can assert opposition or powerfor their own right.  There are leaders who won't be happy until they destroy the planet.  It has been going on a long time why it is suddenly become NWO I don't know other than a lot of it is exaggerated now.

Janice Evans ● 514d

Remember how the government switched from Covid death figures to positive PCR test figures as there weren't enough deaths to scare people? A PCR test that didn't even work as a test for Covid as stated by its inventor. Nothing but a scam scare campaign to destroy the economy, people's wealth and lives - mixed in with a deadly jab. It's all part of a much greater plan, and why members of the World Economic Forum were cheering the whole way through, stating how marvellous it all was for what they call 'The Great Reset'. It's why immigrants are being allowed to flood into the UK and the rest of Europe too, to destroy the system to make way for the new. 'Climate Change' is another tool being used to destroy society as we know it. Wake up you fools - it's never been plainer than what it is now..

Michael Brown ● 514d

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Michael Brown ● 514d

They could still be dying from Covid it has not gone away, like the flu jab you can still get flu.  How can anyone prove anything on this.

Janice Evans ● 514d

The 'vaccines' neither prevent Covid or its spread; they only kill and maim hence all the excess deaths. Keep up..

Michael Brown ● 514d

Because it was thought only the elderly were affected the younger onescarried on as usual which we would expect, then it spread to younger onesmy niece a teacher got Covid and now has long Covid and unable to workif she had been given the vaccine earlier she would maybe have been o.know but no one knows and never will and so it goes on.

Janice Evans ● 514d

If it wasn't for an ongoing terror campaign orchestrated by government via mainstream media, no-one would ever have known about Covid, and life would have gone on as usual bar a slight increase in deaths in the elderly. Now, we have increased deaths in the young, and the same group is not interested. There's your answer.

Michael Brown ● 514d

They had Covid to deal with, how many times are our own plans curtailedbecause other things crop up that cannot be ignored, I wonder how otherswould have dealt with Covid and don't think we came out of it too badly, yesthere were deaths but how better or worse could it have been, no one knows and never will.

Janice Evans ● 514d

The damage has all been done on purpose. Once people get their heads around this, it all makes sense..

Michael Brown ● 514d

Nothing in this country works.Whether it is waiting times in hospitals; a scarcity of Dentists; a month's wait to see a Doctor; A & E depts jammed packed; severe Housing shortages; a painfully slow, recalcitrant Civil Service; Borough councils (all Labour run I might add) going broke; Cost of Living crisis: Inflation;  Potholes left unattended; escalating Travel expenses, and I could go on and on at random.There is one obvious curtailment which would, in time alleviate most of our problems, and that is a government serious about controlling immigration.This present government has badly let down the people who gave them an 80% majority to do just that, but instead allowed exponential increases every year since 2016, amounting to an influx last year equivalent to a city the size of Birmingham.For this travesty the Conservatives fully deserve to get booted out next year- to allow in Sir Keir and his fellow socialists- who have no intention to curb immigration, none at all so it will increase.Reform is a party who say they have the will and the means to end this immigrant malaise, although they are rising higher in popularity, the oncoming GE is probably 5 years too soon for them to cause an upset.

Denis I. Fox ● 514d

13 years is nothing the NHS should have started the change 30 years ago, nothing to do with politics other than no government has had the courage to make the changes required. In business one would call it a ‘hot potato’. I have said for years the NHS should not be run by government because 5 year terms isn’t what we need, we need long term strategy, vision, planning and delivery. We have none and zero government will ever achieve this. The problem with any government overseeing the NHS is that it becomes a political ball we don’t need that, it has got us nowhere. So it will continue to deliver poor outcomes for patient until as a society we have a grown up conversation.

Jayne Thorburn ● 514d

It is indeed. It comes from salicylic acid derived from the weeping willow.

N V Brooks ● 514d

Jayne, your party of preference has had thirteen years to effect change. We all know it's got significantly worse.

Stewart Jones ● 514d

Jayne, I know and said years ago we need 24 hour walk in clinics insteadof being unable to see a doctor and ending up in A & E it needs change for the way we live life now but there is no one brave enough.

Janice Evans ● 514d

Timing on the BBC website today there is an article about Landais Alzheimer village in France this is progressive care. Sadly given the numbers of people getting Alzheimer’s what do we do put them up in a care home with codes locking system with little interaction with ‘normal life’. We need to learn and treat people with dignity. Our care sector private or social sector has a lot to learn to treat aging people with respect, love & dignity,

Jayne Thorburn ● 515d

Aspirin, a God-send, is derived I believe from the bark of a tree and is cheap as chips.Re covid 19, developed in a Virology laboratory, I recall reading a journal written by the renowned historian Niall Ferguson that Xi Jinping, Head of the People's Republic of China, stopped all domestic flights out of Wuhan as soon as the leak was broadcast, but allowed international flights to continue.I have always wondered what prompted this Head of state to knowingly allow this virus to spread its harm to human misery worldwide.

Denis I. Fox ● 515d

Janice there is plenty of money being sunk into the NHS it just very badly managed, some people are earning fortunes whilst others deserve more. The billions we invest through are taxes should be more equitably distributed. It also hasn’t modernised and moved with the times accommodating societies demographics, modern technology and the like. It’s needs a massive shakeup which will never happen so private it is for those that can afford it.

Jayne Thorburn ● 515d

Many left a the NHS after Covid and less wanting join, cannot blame them but we have to pay those that remain.

Janice Evans ● 515d

Don’t simplify the issue Covid hit the world no country was prepared for what is most likely to have been a virusmanufactured in the wuhan lab. The NHS has got so big throwing hundred of billions at it won’t solve the problem. There is a reason why no other country offer free healthcare. Standards have dropped every week there seems to be another story about poor standard of care. Waiting lists are ridiculous. There are plenty of staff the issue is not the right skills in the right places at the right time. Plus staff demanding ridiculous pay rises without any accountability for performance. Poor management, dated technology and consultants demanding crazy fees. I know they prescribe paracetamol as standard. Society deserves better on every front, wastage and theft is massive because there is no accountability. We have to pay more the private sector manages much better because they are accountable. The challenge being how we pay more a blank cheque doesn’t work.

Jayne Thorburn ● 515d

We weren't prepared despite risk assessments for an expected sometime pandemic due to the ideology of reducing the size of the state.  Had we had more PPE with clearer specifications to start with then we would have been in a better position.  Destroying what we did eventually get in PPE and selling off expensive beds for £10 as was reported doesn't seem to be a most efficient way to deal with wastage either. With regard to aspirin I doubt if many doctors actually prescribe this on prescription nowadays and if they do it will be because they know that the patient cannot get it for themselves.  That is likely to be a problem of the lack of social care. When someone goes into a care home they are likely to have to have to have their drugs in a cassette for easy dispensing which has become more important due to the overall lack of staffing.https://committees.parliament.uk/committee/127/public-accounts-committee/news/171306/4-billion-of-unusable-ppe-bought-in-first-year-of-pandemic-will-be-burnt-to-generate-power/#:~:text=%E2%80%9CThe%20story%20of%20PPE%20purchasing,the%20lack%20of%20basic%20PPE.

Philippa Bond ● 515d

Yes, the 'vaccines' covered everything - cancer, heart attacks, strokes, liver failure - the lot..I did warn people, but they wouldn't have it..

Michael Brown ● 515d

Health insurance data shows 73% increase in people seeking cancer treatment in Switzerland since 2020.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 515d

Agree there is a lot of wastage, but think we would probably been happy to pay them any amount during Covid,

Janice Evans ● 515d

I couldnt agree more Jayne.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 515d

The issues with the NHS has nothing to do with money, it’s all about wastage, lack of modern technology, mis management. We the taxpayer have been pouring billions into the NHS yet we don’t demand performance improvements hence people vote to go private. Until we as a society demand from all the staff employed by us the taxpayer in the NHS better services, better standards, more efficiency nothing will ever improve regardless of the money poured into it. No politician has the courage to reform it radically with some services being dropped, payment for procedures and some medicines e.g. paracetamol which costs nothing 50p but the NHS pays £10 it’s mad. Bed blocking needs to get sorted and all hospitals should be working 24 /7. Consultants who operate in both the private and NHS should have their fees cut. I could go on but money will not solve the NHS. The NHS staff and management have destroyed it.

Jayne Thorburn ● 516d

Fear not for the NHS, Motormouth Wes Streeting is going to fix it after 13 years of Tory miss rule.

Denis I. Fox ● 516d

They have it all worked out to their own advantage.

Janice Evans ● 516d

It's exactly the same treatment you just pay to get it done quick.

Janice Evans ● 516d

Indeed. My friend sadly required an operation for breast cancer  many years ago and used private health insurance to have it done at a private hospital, the operation was not successful, her consultant at the private hospital advised her to seek treatment on the NHS and told her he would perform the  next op himself for her - on the NHS !

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 516d

..and when the private sector gets into a tangle with your treatment, they send you to the NHS!

Peter Evans ● 516d

There always HAS been private healthcare.  You make it sound as if it is something new. The point about the cost of training is well made.  Private medicine in this country should be made to pay the full cost of training of its medical and other staff - the training of which is borne entirely by the public sector and by the NHS.  Also the private sector should provide FULL services - including FULL emergency care, FULL emergency services and FULL surgical backup when things go wrong - at present the NHS acts as the last resort in many cases together with care in the community (District Nurses, Rehabilitation etc).Lack of adequate Govt funding over more than a decade MAKES the NHS fail which is why the free-marketeers see profit.Staff leave because of their working conditions - there are many vacancies creating more stress on those who do remain who end up working far more hours than their shift hours. What happened to all that money promised to the NHS and for all the hospitals that are falling apart?

Philippa Bond ● 516d

In the 21st century there is a role for both NHS and private. The NHS is an institution which we all love but we also accept it needs reform. The wastage is shocking the cost to taxpayers is huge but it isn’t delivering. Young people’s expectations are not realistic they don’t get the cost of training which is huge……if they want jam today then they need to trade the jam for tomorrow (pensions). Simple.

Jayne Thorburn ● 516d

Uncontained immigration, an ageing population, covid, lockdowns, strikes, highly trained staff leaving for better wages abroad, poor management; these problems have led to the rise of privatisation. Dentistry is almost there.The good news is that more and more people will go private, leaving room for those who cannot afford it to get quicker access to the legendary Aneurin Bevin's NHS, free at the point of delivery.

Denis I. Fox ● 516d

"Just look at the number of adverts there are for private healthcare" Thats because many people are switching to private health care so they can get things done. Because the NHS whatever reason you care to choose is failing people.

Julian Pavey ● 517d

It is an ideological attack on the NHS by those who want to profit from a private system. Just look at the number of adverts there are for private healthcare!  A lot of MPs have interests in private healthcare companies or companies with connections with them.  Here's the situation in 2014: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/selling-nhs-profit-full-list-4646154And who has forgotten Jeremy Hunt having to apologise in parliament because a private company he was or perhaps still is on the board of had filed correspondence and test results between hospitals and GPs in a storage facility instead of sending it out? https://www.independent.co.uk/news/health/nhs-documents-jeremy-hunt-delayed-telling-patients-mislaid-confidential-sbs-nao-report-a7https://www.digitalhealth.net/2017/02/half-million-nhs-records-lost/There is a difference of opinion over whether this was a problem for any of the patients. However it seems that the NAO counted over 1700 cases of potential harm. Be proactive - always question, follow up and chase up and never ever believe that no news is good news in this regard.  You or yours could be the next victim. 

Philippa Bond ● 517d

Our daughters pal is trying to be a GP, she appreciates that the training is heavily subsided by the taxpayer. She also knows that when she qualifies her earnings will improve dramatically. 35% payrise is totally unrealistic. Whilst the basic wage doesn’t sound great there are additional payment to add like overtime not forgetting the very generous pension scheme. I understand younger people don’t think about pension but they will age and be grateful. The private sector in the other hand has to fund their pensions out of earnings. There is too much waste in the NHS, get smart tech then there will be funds to pay more.

Jayne Thorburn ● 517d

We are very low down on the bed:person ration.  There is a great shortage of medical staff.  Pay and working conditions are not at all good creating a great deal of stress and even poorer working conditions for staff. Many new hospitals have been promised but very little achieved and there are hospitals with propped up ceilings and leaking sewage pipes.Govt ministers should be talking to the striking doctors - half the medical workforce - instead of making up reasons for not doing so eg not talking to them because they are striking.  https://www.bma.org.uk/advice-and-support/nhs-delivery-and-workforce/pressures/nhs-hospital-beds-data-analysis

Philippa Bond ● 517d

Although we are all aware a lot of what goes on is to bring down the Conservative Government, workers should have a livable wage.

Janice Evans ● 517d

It is not being rationed at all.The long waiting lists are a result of the excessive number of beds taken up by covid struck patients, long lockdowns during the pandemic, and greedy medical consultants and their like urged by their Unions wanting to bring down the conservative government.

Denis I. Fox ● 518d

Not surprised with them going on strike.

Janice Evans ● 518d

Just look at the waiting lists for the NHS now and how many people never managed to get onto them or never got onto them in time.  Healthcare is being rationed.

Philippa Bond ● 518d

Deaths of newborn babies hit 15 year high.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 518d

...discusses the latest Excess Deaths stats. Quite shocking, particularly the stats relating to young lives..

Michael Brown ● 519d

I thought that Andrew Bridgen was very brave at the time of the vast vaccine roll out, to speak his mind and say he considered it "a bigger inhumanity to man than the Holocaust", a statement his party considered worthy of him losing the whip and ultimate suspension from the conservative party.He has recently spoken to a sparse Commons giving statistical evidence to support his theory on the great harm the vaccines did to our population.If in time, collated statistical evidence shows what age groups suffered most, and why, it is hoped lessons will be learnt the next time China, or any other country unleashes a deadly virus onto the world.

Denis I. Fox ● 522d

https://www.facebook.com/1703266385/posts/pfbid02bZiKNiRYQH1qcJya9hUh63XQiyjZ2dFVaG2L4a2Lm9EfdRFbAEBP25RWqCkSxyxNl/

Michael Brown ● 523d

MP Andrew Bridgens bravery is a shining light in this dreadful matter of rising and seemingly unstoppable excess deaths.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 526d

Andrew Bridgen MP will be presenting a Backbench Business application to the Committee tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon at 4:15 pm, and is grateful to all of the MPs who have supported his application for a three hour debate on excess deaths in the House of Commons. Not one Labour MP is attending.

Michael Brown ● 526d

The point being it's hard to prove someone may have a weakened heart after having Covid.

Janice Evans ● 545d

Excess deaths can be any cause, suddenly it's said deaths from heart attacks so are more dying from heart attacks since Covid.

Janice Evans ● 545d

Cardiologist, Dr. Aseem Malhotra, compiled data on the deaths and injuries, and he DID take into account whether people had received a Covid vaccine or not; and the data shows that the vaccines are doing far more harm than any perceived good. It all fits in with the excess deaths, but the government refuses to look into it..

Michael Brown ● 545d

“people are dying of heart attacks but are the numbers any higher than preCovid”That’s what excess deaths are.Expect silence on here, name calling or appeals to authority

Bryan Turner ● 545d

people are dying of heart attacks but are the numbers any higher than preCovid.  Life in general is more stressful which I believe is often the caseafter a pandemic. I have heard of 2 sudden unexpected deaths from heart attacks one age 38 and the other in his 60s but I have no idea if they had been vaccinated they could still be dying of Covid as some are not evenaware they have it.

Janice Evans ● 545d

Where's Whitty with the nightly death chart?

Michael Brown ● 545d

Yes, many of us know.

Chris Blackwell ● 546d

And so many of the dying are young - young mothers & fathers, simply dropping dead, largely through cardiac issues; and those who cared so much a few years back, so much so, it was worth locking everyone up and destroying the economy and society as a whole, no longer care - but they never cared in the first place, as many of us know..

Michael Brown ● 546d

Week 45 UK Excess Deaths - WORSE THAN WW2In WW2 (1939-1945) 67,100 UK civilians were killed.Already in 2023 (so far) UK Excess Deaths = 71,562.Excess Deaths60,905 (England and Wales)6,698 (Scotland)2,959 (Northern Ireland)https://x.com/dksdata/status/1727001764812247311?s=46&t=07257LL0Q_oXpPKj-Hm7bA

Bryan Turner ● 546d

I thought we were supposed to follow “The Science” but now it’s absolute twaddle?

Bryan Turner ● 546d

Mr Greenleigh, don't be a Dick all your life..

Michael Brown ● 546d

Imagine all that energy into researching absolute twaddle, when you could put it into much more.. The CW's of w4

Dick Greenleigh ● 546d

One death was huge news 2 or 3 years back - COVID CLAIMS ANOTHER LIFEDidn't smack of an agenda at all..

Michael Brown ● 547d

Could it be that significant and unexplained excess deaths should be the most important news item rather than what currently being reported e.g. foreign wars and “Singer settles Spanish tax fraud case with €7.5m fine”?

Bryan Turner ● 547d

"Very little comment of the injuries and murders en masse from Local Forum Cabal.."Don't know how you can claim that, given that you and your Caballero colleague are constantly commenting, even bringing back an old thread five days after the last post.

Richard Greenhough ● 547d

Were you black balled by any chance Michael 😉

Janice Evans ● 547d

Very little comment of the injuries and murders en masse from Local Forum Cabal..

Michael Brown ● 547d

Everyone who took this stuff has my deepest empathy. I just want it to stop now, recognise the damage and allow doctors to study how we can treat any damage caused.The problem is our establishment simply don't want to recognise this.

Bryan Turner ● 547d

Must admit I get stressed out more but then it's difficult to get anything done like general maintenance of the home etc., a lot of the older buildersretired during Covid.  It's just hard work now to get the simplest of jobs done.

Janice Evans ● 547d

....that manifest on average 3 days after vaccination?

Bryan Turner ● 547d

More like symptoms of life in general.

Janice Evans ● 547d

Why are people still defending this crap?Post-Vaccination Syndrome: A Descriptive Analysis of Reported Symptoms and Patient Experiences After Covid-19 Immunisation https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.11.09.23298266v1.full.pdfYale Listen to Immune, Symptom and Treatment Experiences Now (LISTEN) Study (online)https://medicine.yale.edu/ycci/listen-study/LISTEN study, approved by Yale University Institutional Review BoardIntroductionA chronic post-vaccination syndrome (PVS) after covid-19 vaccination has been reported but has yet to be well characterised.A chronic syndrome with symptoms that begin soon after vaccinationMethodsPeople who joined, May 2022 to July 2023N = 241 individuals, (211 from the US)aged 18 and older,who self-reported PVS after covid-19 vaccination,Deep immune profiling is used for some individualsResultsMedian age of participants, 46 yearsAmong participants with PVS127 (55%) had received BNT162b2 [Pfizer-BioNTech]86 (37%) received the mRNA-1273 [Moderna]Time from index vaccination to symptom onsetMedian time, 3 days (IQR: 1 day to 8 days). Time from vaccination to symptom survey completion595 days (IQR: 417 to 661 days)Median Euro-QoL visual analogue scale score was 50 (IQR: 39 to 70). The five most common symptomsExercise intolerance (71%)Excessive fatigue (69%)Numbness (63%)Brain fog (63%)Neuropathy (63%)In the week before survey completion(Experienced at least once in the week)Feeling unease (93%)Fearfulness (82%)Overwhelmed by worries (81%)Feelings of helplessness (80%)Anxiety (76%)Depression (76%)Hopelessness (72%)Worthlessness (49%)Concerns related to living situations and food security were also prominent. Symptom Severity When asked to quantify symptom severity on their worst days,(0 representing a trivial illness and 100 unbearable condition)Participants reported a median severity of 80Interventions to treat their conditionParticipants reported a median of 20 (IQR: 13 to 30). Oral steroids, 116 (48% participants)Gabapentin, 61 (25%)Low-dose naltrexone, 48 (20%)I, 44 (18%)Propranolol, 27 (11%)Bronchodilators, 26 (11%)More than 500 additional treatments were reported by participantsLimiting exercise or exertionQuitting alcohol or caffeineHydration and increasing salt intakeIntermittent fasting ConclusionsIn this study, individuals who reported PVS after covid-19 vaccination had low health status, high symptom burden, and high psychosocial stress,despite trying many treatments.

Bryan Turner ● 547d

You think that the specific definition of a word is more important than a substantial increase in excess deaths during a “vaccine rollout”?Is democide really that different to genocide?

Bryan Turner ● 551d

Nope. Just pointing out that your Caballero colleague likes to use big words without understanding their meaning.

Richard Greenhough ● 552d

So no comment on the actual contents of my post?

Bryan Turner ● 552d

I guess you know all about Cabals, being a part of the CW4 one.

Richard Greenhough ● 552d

As for your genocide claim - it's very much about religion. The ruling cabal is a cult, and they don't kill their own - not in this way anyway..

Michael Brown ● 552d

Still nothing from you about all the excess deaths, particularly in the young. Instead you resort to an unsubstantiated holocaust claim; but I challenge you to prove me wrong. You won't be able to though, as you well know..

Michael Brown ● 552d

If you cannot even understand what genocide means, then why should any of your statements and so-called "evidence" be taken seriously ? Oh, sorry, I forgot - you are a Holocaust denier, aren't you ?

Richard Greenhough ● 552d

You are only demonstrating your own ignorance by criticising a term used to describe all the deaths but ignoring the actual deaths themselves and the pile of evidence that proves what killed all these people..

Michael Brown ● 552d

Just carry on showing your profound ignorance, why don't you ?"The definition contained in Article II of the Convention describes genocide as a crime committed with the intent to destroy a national, ethnic, racial or religious group, in whole or in part. It does not include political groups or so called “cultural genocide”."

Richard Greenhough ● 552d

Millions of people across the globe have dropped dead after taking the 'vaccine', and the deaths continue; and not just in the odd concentration camp..

Michael Brown ● 552d

"Genocide, and probably the worst case in history.."What a stupid statement. You really don't have even a basic grasp of history, do you ?

Richard Greenhough ● 552d

Yet during the Covid scam, every single alleged Covid death was rammed down our throats every single day. Just how much proof do people need to show that the government doesn't give a shit about our health. All the evidence shows that the Covid 'vaccines' are responsible for all these excess deaths, and the government knows this, yet they continue to push the vaccines. Genocide, and probably the worst case in history..

Michael Brown ● 552d