Death in those under 75 has inverse correlation to COVID lethality
Inexplicable Inverse Correlation of Death to Lethality
In those under age 75, weekly percentage excess deaths never hit 40% in 2020, but after vaccines rolled out, weekly percentage excess deaths reached over 60% — using 2015 to 2019 as the baseline.
It took “vaccines” in order to get excess deaths to reach that high, because COVID itself could not cause that much death on its own, as is evidenced by the 2020 data prior to vaccines.
When excess winter deaths during the decade of 2010 to 2020 were examined in England and Wales (Jones, 2021), peak excess winter mortality in various age groups was:
Age 15 to 44: 10.9% maximum excess winter mortality
Age 45 to 64: 15.5% maximum excess winter mortality
Age 65 to 74: 18.7% maximum excess winter mortality
A crude average of the age group spanning from 15 to 64 would be 13.2% excess mortality, and triple that number would be approximately 40%. A tripling of the excess for the age 65 to 74 group would be approximately 60%.
While those levels of excess death were never seen during COVID without vaccines, after vaccines rolled out, levels reached even higher. Here are those “triple-max” rates in a graph:
Even more concerning is the inverse relationship of COVID lethality to excess death: as COVID grows weaker, excess deaths grow larger.
There are four broad levels of fatality risk for COVID variants, and when variants are represented as multiples of the lethality of Omicron variant (the weakest COVID variant), then they come out like this:
Wuhan1 (wild-type): 3.8
Alpha variant: 7.7
Delta variant: 3.2
Omicron variant (benchmark): 1.0
Expected excesses in death would rise for Alpha variant but then drop by more than half with each new variant Alpha —> Delta —> Omicron. Here are the beginning and ending dates used in order to represent dominance of each of these 4 strains or variants of COVID:
But when the average weekly excess death for those time periods is examined, the pattern of excess death in those under age 75 looks nothing like what was expected. This indicates that something else, besides COVID, was killing people under age 75 in the USA.
Here is a composite graph with age 15 to 64 on the left and age 65 to 74 on the right, and inside each graph the actual level of weekly excess death is at left while a scaled expectation is depicted on the right:
The body count was highest during Delta variant, even though the infection fatality rate for Delta variant was equivalent to seasonal flu. The body count was so high because the excess death remained so high for so long: 12-weeks of “triple-max” excess death — see (Jones, 2021) below to discover the maximum expected excess seasonal death rates by age groups.
Average weekly death counts for age 15 to 64 are about 13,600 deaths per week. In 12 weeks, 163,000 deaths are expected in this age group. But during the 12-week “triple-max” death surge during Delta variant, 254,000 deaths were seen — 56% higher death than expected among working-age Americans.
Twelve weeks of deaths running 56% higher than average?
Average weekly death counts for age 65 to 74 are about 10,700 deaths per week. In 12 weeks, 128,000 deaths are expected in this age group. But during the 12-week “triple-max” death surge during Delta variant, 196,000 deaths were seen — 53% higher death than expected among those aged 65 to 74.
Twelve weeks of deaths running 53% higher than average?
That’s 160,000 unexpected (excess) deaths in just those two age groups in just 3 months — at a time when the dominant COVID variant (Delta) was not any more lethal than seasonal flu.
Most disturbingly, the highest-ever average excess weekly death among 65 to 74 year-olds was during the weakest-ever COVID variant: Omicron. Omicron is approximately as deadly as the common cold — i.e., not even half as deadly as flu.
This is strong indication that something else besides COVID, most likely the vaccine, was creating the excess deaths — or at least 90% of the excess, anyway.
COVID “might” be responsible for 10% of the excess mortality during Omicron, but that means that 90% of the excess death came from “something else.” The most likely explanation is that, ever since Dec 2021, the vaccine is responsible for at least 90% of all of the excess deaths which have occurred.
Indeed, given the almost 60-fold increase in annual death reports to the VAERS system which was found during 2021, it is most likely that COVID “vaccines” are responsible for up to 90% of all of the excess deaths which occurred for the entire year of 2021:
Reference
[Excess seasonal death by age] — Jones RP. Excess Winter Mortality (EWM) as a Dynamic Forensic Tool: Where, When, Which Conditions, Gender, Ethnicity and Age. Int J Environ Res Public Health. 2021 Feb 23;18(4):2161. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18042161. PMID: 33672133; PMCID: PMC7926905. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7926905/
[P-scores by age group using five-year average baseline] — OWID. https://ourworldindata.org/excess-mortality-covid
[National Vital Statistics Report #70] — CDC. National Center for Health Statistics. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/nvsr/nvsr70/nvsr70-08-508.pdf
[VAERS reports; toggled to USA only] — OpenVAERS. https://openvaers.com/covid-data