Thread for Sudden Unexplained Deaths

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by Marshall Bennett

60% of the murders in South Chicago go unsolved.

Not surprising, gang culture, and people being afraid of retaliation for ratting someone out. No one helps the police with information.

[classhandicapper]

Originally Posted by 46zilzal

correlation NEVER HAS BEEN, nor EVER will be, cause and effect

That's correct, but if the non covid excess death numbers are up (and they are in many countries that used mRNA vaccines heavily) there has to be a cause somewhere.

So what is it?

To find that cause, you actually have to TRY to find it. They don't seem to be trying very hard. You have to do more than the standard autopsy but no one is doing that in the suspcious cases. Imo that's because they know the vaccines can cause heart and clotting issues, but they want to stick to their story that it only happens in very rare cases so it must be Covid or random.

I think someone (Germany?) did a more detailed study and concluded the vaccine accounted for fairly significant portion of the suspicious ones. It made its way to at least one or two respectable publications, but certainly not CNN, MSNBC, ABC, CBS, NBC, NY Times and the usual bought and paid for suspects.

From today

"In Switzerland, excess deaths since February have been confined exclusively to people over 65, who are also the only ones who have received mRNA boosters."

[Tom]

56 goes by the Fauci method.....Shut up and get jabbed. You aren't as smart as me.

[ElKabong]

Originally Posted by Tom

Well, if sudden deaths were historically at 12/100,000 and then rose to 67/100,000 in 2021 and 89/100,000, then it is no longer random variationand there is an assignable cause for the increase.

If the rate remained the same, there is not a lot to indicate anything new is causing the deaths.

You did take a science course at some point, didn't you?

The data can't be denied. The mfgr's need to be sued, seriously. Oh wait... they covered their ass with waivers.

Follow the $

[46zilzal]

A repug standard: WHO can we blame?

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by 46zilzal

A repug standard: WHO can we blame?

You have got to be kidding, has the Biden administration owned any of their failures, did Obama? I don't think a day went by that he didn't blame George Bush for something. No one blames things on the other party without proof more than Democrats and many are a real stretch. Paul Pelosi, attacked, anyone?

[jimmyb]

And we’re still being encouraged to get boosted. You know, because they’ll prevent death.

[PaceAdvantage]

Ellen DeGeneres' famed DJ tWitch dead at 40

https://www.foxnews.com/entertainmen...twitch-dead-40

Hopefully, it was from a fall, suicide or drug OD...because it certainly isn't from the COVID vaccines...definitely can rule that out, thankfully.

[46zilzal]

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6565486/
quote: Objective
We estimated YLL and productivity loss from SUD in working age adults and compared it with leading causes of death in the United States.

Methods:
We screened all out of hospital deaths among people 20–64 in Wake County, North Carolina from 2013 to 2015 to adjudicate SUDs. We extrapolated Wake County incidence to estimate the age and sex standardized rate of SUD in the United States. YLL was calculated based on the remaining life expectancy of the victims. Incorporating market and housekeeping value estimated the present value of lifetime productivity loss due to SUD.

Results:
SUD incidence rates in the US adults 20–64 were 49.3 (95%CI: 41.2–58.3) and 21.7 (95%CI: 16.5–27.8) per 100000 among men and women, respectively. SUD resulted in the loss of 2 million years of life, accounting for 10.0% of YLL from all causes of death. Among natural causes of death, YLL from SUD was only lower than that from all cancers combined and heart disease. Lifetime productivity loss due to SUD was about $51 billion, exceeding productivity loss from any individual cancer.

[46zilzal]

https://openheart.bmj.com/content/3/1/e000321

quote: Results Following adjudication, 190 sudden unexpected deaths including 122 men and 68 women were identified. Estimated incidence was 32.1 per 100 000 person-years overall: 42.7 among men and 22.4 among women. The majority of victims were white, unmarried men over age 55 years, with unwitnessed deaths at home. Hypertension and dyslipidaemia were common in men and women. African-American women dying from sudden unexpected death were over-represented. Women who were under age 55 years with coronary disease accounted for over half of female participants with coronary artery disease.

Conclusions The overall estimated incidence of sudden unexpected death may account for approximately 10% of all deaths classified as ‘natural’. Women have a lower estimated incidence of sudden unexpected death than men. However, we found no major differences in age or comorbidities between men and women. African-Americans and young women with coronary disease are at risk for sudden unexpected death.

[46zilzal]

https://openheart.bmj.com/content/3/1/e000321

quote: Results Following adjudication, 190 sudden unexpected deaths including 122 men and 68 women were identified. Estimated incidence was 32.1 per 100 000 person-years overall: 42.7 among men and 22.4 among women. The majority of victims were white, unmarried men over age 55 years, with unwitnessed deaths at home. Hypertension and dyslipidaemia were common in men and women. African-American women dying from sudden unexpected death were over-represented. Women who were under age 55 years with coronary disease accounted for over half of female participants with coronary artery disease.

Conclusions The overall estimated incidence of sudden unexpected death may account for approximately 10% of all deaths classified as ‘natural’. Women have a lower estimated incidence of sudden unexpected death than men. However, we found no major differences in age or comorbidities between men and women. African-Americans and young women with coronary disease are at risk for sudden unexpected death.

https://news.rice.edu/news/2021/dash...plained-deaths

Since last year, the Journal of the American Medical Association and other publications have warned that official counts are underestimating the number of deaths associated with the pandemic. Ongoing studies indicate the number of people who would not have died in any other year has been undercounted by 20% to 36%.

“This is not a normal year,” Mulligan said. “You get rid of COVID deaths, and we are still well above the average.”

[PaceAdvantage]

somebody is all riled up...

Hey, remember that guy on here? Stillriledup? Wonder what happened to him...bet he's still here...LOL

And still riled.

[Tom]

Originally Posted by 46zilzal

A repug standard: WHO can we blame?

Yeah, just like all the hubbub we did at Nuremburg.
Just itching to blame someone.

You twit.

Going by number of murdered people, Fauci is in good company.....Hitler, Stalin, the Mount Rushmore of murdering savages.

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by jimmyb

And we’re still being encouraged to get boosted. You know, because they’ll prevent death.

They even have commercials here on broadcast TV implying jabs prevent people from spreading Covid.

[Tom]

Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage

somebody is all riled up...

Hey, remember that guy on here? Stillriledup? Wonder what happened to him...bet he's still here...LOL

And still riled.

He posts tons of stuff that has nothing to do with the topic,...remind you of anyone?