Is the death *rate* higher today than pre-covid? If so, why? And why no investigations?

"USAToday" has been a total propaganda outlet for the biden regime since even before Porridgebrain was installed.  Thus I was surprised to see an opinion piece in that rag that was contra to the regime's Narrative.  It's titled  "More young Americans are dying, and not from COVID. Why aren't we searching for answers?"  by Dr. Pierre Kory and Mary Beth Pfeiffer.  (I've extensively edited it below.)

Life insurance companies are reporting that a higher percentage of people are dying today than in the years before covid hit.  More significantly, while the Chyna virus killed mostly older Americans, these new deaths are killing people under 50.

The Mainstream Media has totally ignored this, because if most Americans don't know it's happening, there's no push for the regime to investigate. And sure enough, the regime isn't:  It's totally uninterested--not even enough to determine whether the reportedly unusually high deaths among young people are true.

Because biden *ordered* virtually all Americans to take the ineffective, experimental jab, it's no surprise that the regime wouldn't want to investigate claims that the jab might be causing excess deaths among young Americans.  And we've learned that the CDC--the agency officially charged with monitoring deaths and causes--is totally political.  That is, they lie to protect the biden regime.

But life insurance companies have no reason to lie about deaths.  So if they claim younger Americans are dying at a greater rate than normal, that should set off alarms.

To understand how death rates are compared, you need to know that insurance companies are comparing the *rate* (percentage) of deaths today to the percentage *before covid.* That's the "expected rate," and unless something odd is going on, death rates today should be essentially identical to the pre-virus baseline.  But they're not.

Companies say that in the last quarter of 2022, the death *rate* among those 35 to 44 years old was a stunning 34% higher than the pre-covid rate.  This trend also shows up in other working-age groups.

And it's not just one company:  The "Society of Actuaries" reports the same thing.

The FDA approved the Pfizer "vaccine" for emergency use" in December of 2020.  By February of 2021 millions of Americans had taken the jab.
 
By the fall of 2021--as deaths from covid dropped sharply--the death rate among those 35 to 44 was *twice the pre-covid rate.*  In two other prime working-age groups the death rate was 79% higher than pre-covid.  These are staggering numbers.

If you paid attention you may recall that the CEO of a large life insurance company said in the third quarter of 2021 his company saw a 40% increase in death rates in those ages 18 to 64--which would be consistent with other reports later of *twice the pre-covid rate,* since people under 30 almost never died from covid.

During a press conference in January of 2022 OneAmerica CEO Scott Davison said “We're seeing the highest death rates we have seen in the history of this business–and not just at OneAmerica.  “The data is consistent across every player in our business.”

Admittedly some of these excess deaths were still due to covid.  But what percentage?  We don't know--and if the CDC knows, they're not saying.  How many people died within a month or six weeks after taking the jab?  Again the CDC may know, but isn't saying.  The only source civilians have is the woeful VAERS system, which was voluntary and estimated to under-report deaths by factors of 20 to 100, depending on the study.

In any case, by the 4th quarter of 2022--with most Americans having taken the vaccine--the death rate had fallen to "just" 34% higher.  So it's possible that the rate *doubling* in the end of 2021 was largely due to immediate adverse reactions to the vax, while the 34% higher rate by Q4 of 2022 was due to long-term effects.

We don't know.  The regime could easily investigate, but refuses to.  All we know is that deaths in Q4 of last year were a staggering 34% above the baseline (pre-covid) rate.

And this isn’t just happening in the U.S, but in every country that has a huge percentage of vaxxed people.  In Australia in 2022--with the number of covid deaths sharply down--12% more people died than expected.  A third of those were not attributable to COVID.  It's a huge anomaly.

What's causing this wave of excess deaths?  USAtoday claims it's "global warming," or maybe lockdowns caused people to delay health care.  But a figure known to life insurance companies--but ignored by the CDC--may shed some light on the cause:

Companies that offer group life insurance have to tell insurers how many of their employees are in blue-collar versus white-collar jobs, since the latter are slightly safer.  But data from insurers for the fall of 2021 show a surprise: excess death rates among white-collar workers--those whose education, income and access to health care would predict better health outcomes--were actually higher than for blue-collar workers.   And the ratio of excess death *rates* in the two groups was 19% to 14%--a statistically signficant difference.

What could account for this totally unexpected reversal?

We would expect that having more income (on average), a higher percentage of white-collar workers would have taken the jab.  I can't find any figures on this from the CDC, but it shouldn't be hard to survey 1,000 or so of each group to find out if this is indeed the case.  

If a greater percentage of white-collar workers took the jab by, say, April of 2021, that would suggest that the jab is causing the excess deaths.

An honest government would direct its health agencies to examine data from insurance companies to either confirm or reject these claims.  But the biden regime isn't doing that.

You may well wonder why.

Source.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2023/08/11/more-americans-dying-than-before-pandemic-covid-deaths/70542423007/