In the 68 weeks from 13 Dec 2020 to 27 Mar 2022 which included COVID jabs, the average weekly percent excess death among those in the 15-64 age group (“working age”) in the USA was 47% higher than the 39 “COVID-only” weeks from 15 Mar 2020 to 6 Dec 2020:
A statistical test was performed using an assumption that data were normally distributed, and it led to a one-tailed p-value of 0.000002 — meaning that the random chance to find this high of an increase in average excess death after COVID shots rolled out, assuming COVID shots don’t harm you, was 2-in-a-million.
Roughly speaking, according to known data, it is about half a million times more likely that COVID shots harm you, than that they do not harm you.
Other interpretations of data would have to find another explanation for the increase, but no robust (stands up to scrutiny) alternative interpretations have presented themselves.
For instance, critics and detractors may claim that availability of COVID jabs led to relaxing of other mitigation measures like 6-foot social distancing, and heavy use of cloth masks. But those measures proved useless in controlling the spread of COVID-19.
Only if they had worked in the first place could they serve as an excuse.
Another potential claim is that COVID variants in late 2021 were more deadly than wild-type COVID, but that is also false.
The only available explanation which stands up to scrutiny — for the 47% increase in excess death in 2021 compared to 2020 — is the experimental COVID shot.
Reference
[weekly percent excess death by age] — OWID. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/excess-mortality-p-scores-average-baseline-by-age