In a recent post, I showed how a Professor who was making a point about vaccination rates and excess deaths was using the wrong denominator. By dividing excess deaths by population, rather than by expected deaths, he was necessarily biasing the results. A state with a high death rate, would always look to have a higher % of deaths compared to population than a state with a lower death rate. Please read this post if this is not clear.
I literally live on Party Triathlon Island and have disdain for the other groups. One, because they are lazy, the other because they are physically incapable of having fun. Ironically, I see more obvious vaxx injuries on Triathlon Island, because they were so active before and now, they look aged and unfit. This winter on both of those islands should be interesting.
Good point, age is such a huge factor with covid death. I'm not sure if injury from the genetic injection effects some groups more than others.... I imagine it would negatively affected those with pre-existing conditions just as covid does.
I literally live on Party Triathlon Island and have disdain for the other groups. One, because they are lazy, the other because they are physically incapable of having fun. Ironically, I see more obvious vaxx injuries on Triathlon Island, because they were so active before and now, they look aged and unfit. This winter on both of those islands should be interesting.
I think the excess deaths come from the jabs, not so much the virus. I did not reread the previous article so I may be off base.
Good point, age is such a huge factor with covid death. I'm not sure if injury from the genetic injection effects some groups more than others.... I imagine it would negatively affected those with pre-existing conditions just as covid does.