Author Topic: Major Life Insurance CEO Admits 40% Increase in Death in American Workforce (Read 1266 times)

DigitalLogos · « **Reply #5 on:** January 12, 2022, 08:32:57 AM »

Quote from: Matthew on January 12, 2022, 03:43:20 AM

Everyone loves to brag about how their "vax and booster" made their case mild -- but I didn't get a single jab and I was fine. And yes, I certainly had the so-called Omicron. Lots of family members took the various quick tests from the grocery store, doctors office, etc. and according to the symptoms, etc. I certainly had it. But it was nothing I didn't experience before. No big deal. Just your usual "bug" that one gets in this valley of tears every once in a while. You know, having to get sick thanks to Original Sin.

I made a point of telling my boss when I called in after a "positive" test the other day (I'm required to take one through work if sick; I'm not convinced by the "tainted" swabs BS) that it is mild and the worst part are the muscle aches. Only thing left is a bit of phlegm and a slight cough, yet I'm expected to be off the rest of the week per protocols. No jab here, just rest, vitamins C, D, Zinc and Elderberry, with some ibuprofen.

Yeti · « **Reply #6 on:** January 12, 2022, 09:10:52 AM »

Quote from: Ladislaus on January 12, 2022, 08:28:23 AM

I'll try to find it, but the other day I found a graph from the CDC itself showing that non-COVID (it was labelled as such) deaths among younger people (forget the exact age range) are running double compared to last year. It's probably higher than that because they falsely label many deaths as COVID-related. Evidently heart attacks and strokes are common among the youth now.

I think the only really useful information is total number of deaths. That's the one that's hardest to tamper with. They can lie about what killed someone, but it's a lot harder to lie about whether someone is alive or dead. So I would assume that for young people the number of deaths should be roughly the same this year as last year and previous years, and I would attribute the excess number of deaths this year entirely to the injections, since that's really the only significant thing that has changed in terms of causes of death in this year over previous years.

Any idea when the mortality statistics of 2021 will be released? Have they been released already?

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