The State of Things Pandemic – Week 12 2024
This is the much anticipated ‘Houston We Have a Problem (Part 3 of 3)’ article.
A summary of excess mortality in the United States: A comprehensive analysis for Week 12 of 2024 – marking the 212th week of the SARS-CoV-2 Pandemic. This article provides an in-depth examination of various factors contributing to increased mortality rates, including an assessment of the primary causes. Despite facing challenges in visibility due to varying degrees of allowance and dissemination across platforms like Apple, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Facebook, this analysis strives to present an unbiased, evidence-based perspective on this excess mortality.
Week 12 2024 Highlights:
Cancer is now the third largest excess death category, behind ‘unknown’ and ‘uncommon’ death causes
Covid is down to 576 deaths per week, even with over-attribution
We are in what I call the ‘Spring Lull’ where pull forward effect does a little whipsaw each year and makes everything look peachy, when it is not.
True US Excess Mortality = 5.6% for Week 12 2024
Chart of the Week: Sudden Cardiac Death Ages 0-54 = 66.3% or 21-sigma excess, which began 12 days after the rollout of the shots 14 Dec 2020 and has not abated in the least. 125,000 dead younger persons - and the government/media are silent.
In order to avoid duplication of work and the difficulty of transferring/updating the critical images and supporting documentation links - I have elected to keep this article in a single location, as opposed to holding full copies on both Wordpress and Substack.
The Ethical Skeptic, “The State of Things Pandemic”; The Ethical Skeptic, WordPress, 21 Feb 2024; Web, https://theethicalskeptic.com/?p=77176
Every time you reveal how many of the deaths are being wrongly and criminally hidden under other “vague causes” I’m turning red in the face. I’m sick and tired of the hospitals and CDC purposefully “recategorizing” deaths to suit their own narrative and I think it’s like calling women “chest feeders”. Nothing is the truth anymore, it truly is 1984.
Anecdotal:
I had to go for an MRI or two (surgery for moi), and I had some chats.
I receive care from the top two hospitals in the Midwest, one of them is top of the nation. I live fairly close to their flagship hospital.
I got confirmation from MRI department at multiple sites: colon cancer is through the roof and they're seeing it in the young at stage 3 and stage 4.
The colon cancer MRIs have increased to the level these hospitals have now specific blocked off times exclusively for MRI of lower intestines (neoplasms).
I fear the worst is on deck.
Thanks for all of your work TES even in the face of so much personal loss.