Regarding your mention of utilising funeral data, I still manage the website for our local funeral operator. They are the only operator for a large swath of northern rural NSW so their data should be fairly accurate. I have had to extract ages from the funeral descriptions so I can output a Month/Year array by age since mid 2017. Following are the yearly totals;
2018 : 234
2019 : 279
2020 : 261
2021 : 260
2022 : 308
2023 : 316
2024 : 184 (to end of June)
So this year is shaping up to be even worse. When I sort by age bands, the signal is not so clear, the increase seem to be across all ages.
Hi Hot Beer, that's useful data. I imagine rural northern NSW is an area not so highly vaccinated, apart from the oldest population and those in nursing homes. Data by age would be interesting. It seems in your data 2021 is not an outlier. 2019 was a bad flu season especially up north eg Qld. 2022 definitely see the effect of covid and/or other things.
I won't say which towns they cover but we are more inland than where you are probably thinking. I am not sure of the full vaccination coverage but I remember that the council had large LED display signs up by the road entering town which were displaying the current rate and it was over 90%. This maybe different to the full coverage rate as younger age categories were included.
Thanks Andrew. It’s all becoming quite pathetic now. This new show, which I found on the Facebook page of Napier Park Funerals (Bendigo), complements Dr Nick Coatsworth’s ‘Do You Want to Live Forever’ series I think. I’ll be tuning in.
I was looking at a recent clip with Ed Dowd on Andrew Bridgen’s Facebook page, where Dowd states: “UK children 1 through 14 appear to be dying at an excess death rate of 22%.” Absolutely chilling.
Great, easy-to-read, compilation. How nice it is to laugh about all this nonsense at times – and you made me laugh out loud with your suggestion we might do better getting health advice from an economist. I hadn’t heard the story about Lena’s vitamin C post. As you say, a clear sign that something was very wrong.
Thanks Andrew.
Regarding your mention of utilising funeral data, I still manage the website for our local funeral operator. They are the only operator for a large swath of northern rural NSW so their data should be fairly accurate. I have had to extract ages from the funeral descriptions so I can output a Month/Year array by age since mid 2017. Following are the yearly totals;
2018 : 234
2019 : 279
2020 : 261
2021 : 260
2022 : 308
2023 : 316
2024 : 184 (to end of June)
So this year is shaping up to be even worse. When I sort by age bands, the signal is not so clear, the increase seem to be across all ages.
Hi Hot Beer, that's useful data. I imagine rural northern NSW is an area not so highly vaccinated, apart from the oldest population and those in nursing homes. Data by age would be interesting. It seems in your data 2021 is not an outlier. 2019 was a bad flu season especially up north eg Qld. 2022 definitely see the effect of covid and/or other things.
I won't say which towns they cover but we are more inland than where you are probably thinking. I am not sure of the full vaccination coverage but I remember that the council had large LED display signs up by the road entering town which were displaying the current rate and it was over 90%. This maybe different to the full coverage rate as younger age categories were included.
Great write-up, thank you. And yet Germany is stepping up its mRNA vaccine program: https://open.substack.com/pub/pandauncut/p/germany-creating-capacity-to-produce?r=20pd6j&utm_medium=ios
🇦🇺⚰️ Journalist Ray Martin on the concept of ‘peak death’
A new normal?
Trailer: 3 and a half minutes - https://youtu.be/5dzfNzln8EM?si=pIe635yaUdMFvH5r
OMG. I can't believe they feel the need to make a show like this. Thanks for pointing it out Dave. I might lead my next article with it.
Thanks Andrew. It’s all becoming quite pathetic now. This new show, which I found on the Facebook page of Napier Park Funerals (Bendigo), complements Dr Nick Coatsworth’s ‘Do You Want to Live Forever’ series I think. I’ll be tuning in.
I was looking at a recent clip with Ed Dowd on Andrew Bridgen’s Facebook page, where Dowd states: “UK children 1 through 14 appear to be dying at an excess death rate of 22%.” Absolutely chilling.
I look forward to reading your next article.
Great write-up Andrew, looks like the anaesthetics may have taken an edge off more than just the pain through your operation!
Great, easy-to-read, compilation. How nice it is to laugh about all this nonsense at times – and you made me laugh out loud with your suggestion we might do better getting health advice from an economist. I hadn’t heard the story about Lena’s vitamin C post. As you say, a clear sign that something was very wrong.
Oh my goodness “no evidence AZ causes bloodclots” that’s outrageous these people just make it up don’t they.
History won’t treat them well.
I’m getting my friend to make a video out of that clip, I’ll drop it here when he’s done!