Pandemic optimism, excess deaths pessimism

Must be a DIED VACCINATED line on charts or it's skewed!
Again, have people with long covid been vaccinated?
Again, are these tests that they're giving people when they come to a hospital for other things truly tests for active or some indication of a bit of covid virus that will be with us forever?
These tests were not valid in the first place, they were a way to get what is called a pandemic happening and to me it revels the insidious political intent to create division socially, emotionally and politically. To my mind they are criminals including the patties paid to be provincial health officials and the premiers that allow the corrupt content of mandates of any sort to continue in their province !

Man you American don't buy fear man what you dread on it will manifest.

Time to get a rumble account to to be able to spread the truth there and talk without censorship. I would watch you on both platforms when when YouTube yanks your video I can still watch it on Rumble.

Dr. John, when you say people are dying, would you please designate who these people are? For example, are they people who have had the “vaccine” or those who have not had the “vaccine”?
Thank you so much.

The reason that Canada's numbers are so erratic is its all based on political science and not actual science! …

Part of the reason COVID deaths are still higher is the lack of proper treatment. It doesn't need to be deadlier than the flu given the current variant severity.

To the antivaxers in the comment section.. Stop spreading misinformation.. Get vaccinated.

So if COVID accounts for only a little over half of these excess deaths, what may be driving the rest? There are a range of possible explanations, several stemming from the indirect effects of the pandemic.

The first possibility is that some deaths may follow weeks or months after recovery from a severe COVID infection and therefore not be registered as a COVID death. Research has shown that people who have recovered from COVID have had a higher risk of heart disease, for example, and deaths from other causes.

But these studies were based on infections earlier in the pandemic and found that ill health and death were more common in people who were very sick when they had COVID. Whether the same risk applies now with the generally milder acute illness is doubtful.

Another possibility may relate to the secondary effects of COVID control measures, especially lockdowns. Lockdowns were associated with deterioration in health, especially mental health, and healthy behaviour such as exercising and eating well. These negative effects were most marked in vulnerable groups such as older people and those who are severely obese.

There is no evidence that lockdowns early in the pandemic were associated with excess deaths in countries which initially avoided large numbers of COVID infections, such as Australia and New Zealand. But one issue that remains a concern is that the pandemic has reduced activity levels, especially in older people. We know people who do less physical activity have a higher risk of death over time.

There are also concerns that older people are not returning to socialising, and that a resulting lack of social connection may be affecting their health and therefore mortality.

While lockdowns do have consequences for public health, in the early days of the pandemic the benefits in reducing COVID transmission over the negative effects were clear. However, once most people had been vaccinated, the harms of such strict measures started to outweigh the benefits, in my view.

A further possibility may be the impact of the pandemic on healthcare services. There’s plenty of evidence that the pandemic delayed necessary non-COVID medical care for many people. Early in the pandemic this would have been due to the large number of COVID cases requiring hospital care, but more recently this has primarily been exacerbated by staff having to self-isolate.

Evidence shows that delays in accessing healthcare are associated with increased mortality. A recent study in the English National Health Service found people who had to wait in the emergency room for more than five hours were more likely to die compared to people who were seen within the first five hours. As waits got longer, the risk of death increased

NIH writes on its website Ivermectin is an effective therapeutic….

For two years we knew this. It was suppressed.

The people responsible are MASSMURDERERS. People need to hang for this.

There. I said it.

Things have calmed down with c19. I know because I have an autoimmune condition with a suppressed immune response. I have had every variant since day 1. It goes quiet now until autumn when the vaccines start again and the shedding starts again!
But I’m not allowed to mention that because doctors told me vaccines don’t shed. How do they know? They know nothing about the ingredients, how the jabs affect the immune system, what contraindications may be present. They are paid to shut people up!

I still haven't had covid.

Those shots are doing exactly what they were designed to do.

I may have missed it, but what is the data difference in vaccinated people who get long covid vs non-vaccinated? Could it be the vaccination is making it worse for those susceptible to long covid?