Excess deaths should drop over time due to the “dry tinder” effect where those most frail have their deaths pulled forward in time, leaving less possibility for high deaths later on. But after half of the USA got doubled-dosed with experimental COVID shots, there was a full year with over 500,000 excess deaths:
The excess deaths prior to the jab rollout were 362,803 when using the week ending on 12 Dec 2020 as the last week without those COVID shots. Taking just the end of March up to that crucial point in time (70% of a year), and then annualizing the excess death count, you get 512,000 excess deaths by that process of estimation.
But the actual total excess deaths for almost a full year prior to COVID shots were only 390,000 — due to the fact that the first few months of 2020 mysteriously had “negative” excess deaths in them:
In other words, the year after 52% had gotten fully-dosed was worse than the year prior to anyone being dosed — the COVID shots led to an increase in the rate of excess death, despite the fact that the “dry tinder” effect would have put downward pressure on excess deaths by then.
The shots were not just worse than COVID, they were worse than COVID by a lot.
The final 4 months of 2022 still had an annualized excess death rate equivalent to what was seen before COVID shots, even after the “dry tinder” effect had been working for more than 2.5 years to build up more downward pressure on it (and even after the circulating variant of COVID, Omicron, had become less lethal than flu).
Reference
Peterson-KFF Health System Tracker. https://www.healthsystemtracker.org/indicator/health-well-being/mortality-rate