From Reader Tim..

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Greetings from Brittany,

This is a message for CrystalRiver in reply to his post on 12/20/21 entitled:

If We Are Going To Look At Death Totals From "Illness"; Might Be Nice To Know an Average (so they can't use numbers to scare us)

I have the official death stats (INSEE) for France for the past 5 years (month by month) as I have been doing the same sort of data analysis that you are asking for. For the 3 years preceding last year's C0vid pandemic, there were around 600,000 deaths recorded each year. Last year saw an increase of about 43,000 more deaths than usual. This can be partly attributed to refusal of health services to the elderly, freeing up hospital beds for C0vid patients or the tubing of patients without understanding the underlying negative effects. Allopathic medicine at it's finest !!! So, many premature deaths of the elderly.

This year sees about the same number of deaths as in 2020 despite the v@xxes, but still waiting on November and December death counts. In 2020 these two months saw excess deaths of 10,000 / month, so the yearly number of deaths could drop by 20,000 compared to last year. We'll have to wait until February for the full year stats.

As I have been saying here, the veil is lifting faster and faster on the inefficiency of the v@xxes. The newest revelations come in professional sports where the NBA has 40+ v@xxed players missing games since the beginning of December and 3 games cancelled yesterday because the teams couldn't field a minimum of 8 players. Not to mention the NFL where 120+ players were in C0vid protocols for yesterday's games and 3 teams with with 20+ confined players and their matches displaced to today and tomorrow to be able to put a team on the field.

I have many more docs to share. If you wish, we can continue via email:
lessons.in.discernment.gp@gmail.com

In Europe the C@bal puppets are slowly tightening the screws with mandatory v@xxes planned for March and fines up to 1400€ / refusal.

May the Force be with All,

Tim