If I remember right, Utah is anomalously low in average age of population, which makes the increased numbers that much worse. they might even be the lowest in USA. I'll check.
If I remember right, Utah is anomalously low in average age of population, which makes the increased numbers that much worse. they might even be the lowest in USA. I'll check.
Figure 2 (the 8 most populous states) almost suggest a difference between red and blue states.
However, California also looks like it had higher “died suddenly” rates before COVID. Just spitballing: I wonder if there are regional differences in use of descriptors or hyperbole. I could imagine CA making everything, including obituaries more dramatic and hyperbolic.
The vaxx vs. death certificate analysis is so important to this situation. Perhaps it would be useful for everyone reading this to send it to their state legislators with a request they sponsor legislation requiring investigations and data release. Once one state passes a law, it makes news and other legislators can sponsor the same law without having to find someone to write it.
If I remember right, Utah is anomalously low in average age of population, which makes the increased numbers that much worse. they might even be the lowest in USA. I'll check.
I was right aobut Utah.
Median age is 45.0 in Maine as the oldest
Texas is 35.2 at second to last
Then, way below that as an outlier in the distribution is Utah at 31.5
So that list is especially concerning.
David and Jerri below have noted the California anomaly in Fig.2.
We have had similarly confounding EACM in BC, and likely for the same reasons. Not the "Climate Catastrophe [TM]" but the fentanyl surge.
This allowed our government and public health bureaucrats to discount the Vaxx deaths and subsume the drug deaths into the plandemic.
This is a multi-pronged assault on the citizenry and society:
the Chinese support of the drug chemical warfare should be evident;
the globalist assault on nation states through the WHO pandemic regulations is becoming obvious;
the subversion of currency via central banks, inflation, and the onset of CBDC's;
and the invasion of western nations through "open border" immigration policies.
Any idea what's going on in California? It's the only state you show that doesn't have the sharp distinction between pre- and post-2021.
Figure 2 (the 8 most populous states) almost suggest a difference between red and blue states.
However, California also looks like it had higher “died suddenly” rates before COVID. Just spitballing: I wonder if there are regional differences in use of descriptors or hyperbole. I could imagine CA making everything, including obituaries more dramatic and hyperbolic.
The vaxx vs. death certificate analysis is so important to this situation. Perhaps it would be useful for everyone reading this to send it to their state legislators with a request they sponsor legislation requiring investigations and data release. Once one state passes a law, it makes news and other legislators can sponsor the same law without having to find someone to write it.
Did you search peacefully?