Jessica Wildfire @jessicawildfire pens an article in response to an opinion piece in the NYT talking about the lowering of excess mortality.

Jessica points out the fallacy in the argument. Authorities are improving their numbers by comparing current deaths with the higher death years of 2020/2021/2022. Looking at real pre-pandemic death levels which is where we would normally be, excess deaths are still at least 6% higher.

Just because you want the pandemic to be over and try to hide the numbers, it is clear that it is still with us and still resulting in high levels of disablement through long covid and deaths, both directly and indirectly.

There’s been a huge increase in people reporting all kinds of physical and cognitive difficulties after mild Covid infections. The medical research tells us what’s happening.

So do our own eyes.

Covid remains just as deadly as ever. You should not want to get Covid. You should not want to give it to anyone.

"There’s been a huge increase in people reporting all kinds of physical and cognitive difficulties after mild Covid infections. The medical research tells us what’s happening.

So do our own eyes.

Covid remains just as deadly as ever. You should not want to get Covid. You should not want to give it to anyone."

#CovidIsNotOver
#CovidIsAirborne

Please wear a respirator. Isolate when sick. Keep your vaccinations up to date. Clean the air.

@auscovid19

https://ko-fi.com/post/The-Pandemic-Really-Is-Over-No-Seriously-We-Mean-U7U6NC3J5

The Pandemic Really Is Over, No Seriously, We Mean It This Time

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An excellent followup piece by Jessica after she got access to additional data from the CDC includes a number of very telling graphs on excess deaths by month.

https://ko-fi.com/post/Someones-Been-Cooking-Their-Covid-Books-X8X8NDH62

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Someone's Been Cooking Their Covid Books

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@pfred60 @jessicawildfire @auscovid19 the other problem I had with it is... ok, so we've got the same number of deaths now, great. Since people are still dying of COVID, what other causes have decreased, and why?

@kithrup @jessicawildfire @auscovid19 With the deaths of many elderly have reduced the number of people who will die of old age.

Going forward it looks like we will see increasing numbers dying of covid effected diseases such as alzheimers, heart attacks, strokes etc but hitting a younger demographic.