Updated— August 1, 2022
Back in April of 2022, the CDC (Center for Disease Control) released its findings for the death rates for 2020 compared to 2021 [1]. The data presents some points of interest for those doing the research.
Overall Death Rates
The CDC released its U.S. provisional death rates for 2021, at 3.46 million. Bringing the dreaded disease of Covid into the numbers, the death rate in 2021 exceeded the death rate in 2020. It actually exceeds it by 80,000 more deaths.
What It Means?
In 2020, the disease had just come into our country. States, businesses, schools, and countries worldwide shut down in efforts to curb their deaths. By 2021, the “vaccines” (CDC changed definition of vaccine in 2021 [2]) began to become prevalent, first for the elderly, then dropping down into younger age brackets, until any age (practically) can now take the “vaccine” with boosters. More people died in 2021 of covid-19 than in 2020, when the disease was initially discovered and where it seems to have spread more rapidly [3].
Ages
Alongside that information, the CDC has enumerated each specific age bracket and their deaths. Deaths for those under the age of 24 almost tripled from 757 deaths in 2020 when there was no “vaccine” to 2,027 deaths in 2021 when there was a “vaccine.” These deaths all involved covid. Important to note is that the increase in deaths between the two years is a statistical tie.
Is Vaccine Still Not Approved- Only EUA Available?
There is still an incredible cloud around whether or not the “Comirnaty” FDA approved formulation is available in the US. There appear to be quite a few discrepancies in the COVID vaccine narrative that might be cause for alarm if you have taken the “vaccine.”
Notes:
- ^https://theworldview.com/#!news_broadcasts/homosexualized-animated-movie-lightyear-made-86-million-nigerian-muslims-kill-3-catholics-and-kidnap-30-cdc-vaccinated-death-rate-2021-exceeded-unvaccinated-death-rate-2020 (go back ↩)
- ^Yes, the CDC changed its definition of vaccine to be ‘more transparent’. (1659). Retrieved from https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/yes-the-cdc-changed-its-definition-of-vaccine-to-be-more-transparent/ar-AATtAJ2 (go back ↩)
- ^https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/71/wr/mm7117e1.htm#T1_down (go back ↩)
