Those under 40 over twice as likely to die in the year following the jab?

Comparison with Year 2 after getting jabbed

Note: This analysis uses Medicare death data presented by Steve Kirsch here. Steve did a great job showing how the effect of seasonality indicates COVID jabs causing harm.

Second note: While danger in those under 40 still appears “present,” it is less “clear” on subsequent sensitivity analysis performed here. While benefit of COVID jabs in the young can still be ruled out as inconsistent with death data, the statistical “proof of harm” using only time series data (like here) may require about 50% more data than what is contained in the Medicare data dump.

While there may have been good reason for elderly people to take a gamble and get injected with something experimental, there was never a good reason for young people to take the COVID jab.

In the Medicare death data shared by Steve Kirsch, there were 461 deaths among people under age 40. Most interesting is the timing of their deaths though. When tracked over time, 321 of them died within that first year after taking the jab, and the remaining 140 of them died in the second year.

But that means that the death risk for them in the first year following the jab was more than double. One would expect roughly equal death risk from one year to the next though. Here are the notes showing how the disproportionately-early deaths are statistically significant:

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Cell M4 contains the lower bound of a 99% confidence interval around the proportion dying in the first year, and it fails to cross the “equal-split” proportion of 0.50. This means that the increase in death in the first year (actually, the first 367.5 days) was statistically significant at alpha = 0.01 (1%).

While we only see the deaths in the data table (survivor data is absent), you can still arrive at conclusions just by examining the distribution of the deaths. The analysis performed here — showing death more than twice as likely in the first year following jabs — could have been performed by any data scientist, such as those working for the CDC.

Evidence suggests that COVID jabs are very dangerous to take into your body, while getting COVID itself was never very dangerous for the young.