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Dutch government is withholding on excess mortality data.

On December 1, 2021, the House of Representatives unanimously adopted the Omtzigt motion about an independent academic study into the current excess mortality.
National Bureau of Statistics (CBS) reported an excess mortality of 800 to 900 people per week,
while the Health Institute (RIVM) only counted around 300 deaths per week as a result of Covid-19.

The scholars consider it irresponsible that the parliamentarians' request has not yet been complied with. The situation is urgent.
In the course of December, the excess mortality rose even further, to about 1,200 people per week, according to figures from the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS)

Due to the tightened lockdowns, one should have expected falling mortality rates.
As a reminder, the Netherlands entered a partial lockdown on November 13th,
followed by an evening lockdown on November 28th,
and then finally a tough lockdown since December 19th.

komentārs, Nov 11: Nīderlandē šobrīd ir visaugstākais Covid saslimšanas gadījumu vilnis kopš pandēmijas sākuma, bet zemākais nāves gadījumu skaits [ar kovid vai ne?] tāda viļņa laikā. Kopumā savakcinēti apmēram tie paši 70%, vecuma grupās virs 60 vakcinēti - 87-90%. Vakcīnas palīdz, gribi vai ne.

Belcome into the unknown my briends, ahahahaha. Palīdz jau palīdz. Kaut kurā virzienā viņas tur toč palīdz.


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[info]formica
2022-01-09 10:14 (saite)
"Consider the following figures- US Total deaths by year per CDC:

2013: 2,596,993
2014: 2,626,418
2015: 2,712,630
2016: 2,744,248
2017: 2,813,503
2018: 2,839,205
2019: 2,855,000
2020: as of 11/14 total deaths= 2,512,880

At present the US is experiencing a 1.12% increase in overall mortality rates for 2020- not good- pandemicky numbers to be sure.

However, last year, 2019, there was also a 1.12% increase. Did we miss a pandemic in 2019?

But wait it’s even "scarier"- 2018 saw a 1.22% increase in mortality rates, 2017 saw a 1.24% increase, 2016 1.27% increase, 2015 1.27% increase, 2014 1.29% increase- all exceeding 2020’s increase in mortality rate- so does this mean we have had pandemics for the last 7 years?

Does this indicate non-stop pandemics every year for the last 7 years and we just weren’t paying attention and didn’t have an 'honest" media to keep us pinned to our beds in a proper state of fear?

For 20 straight years there were decreases in mortality rates and then in 2009 this changed- since then we have had an increase in mortality rates. Why is that? Could this point to the 2008 economic recession as being the leading indicator rather than some supernatural viral entity?"

https://www.jhunewsletter.com/article/2020/11/a-closer-look-at-u-s-deaths-due-to-covid-19

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