Covid-19 - The Lies and the Fraud by Terence Smart (best e book reader .txt) 📖

The year 2020 is on the far right which you can see is no greater than other years.

The next graph is the number of deaths per 1000 people over the same period.

This data was updated on January 12 by Johan Hellstrom Clinical Exercise Physiologist

( https://nitter.fdn.fr/jhnhellstrom )

The little line on the right edge is the dire Covid-19 pandemic.

There was no "pandemic" in 2020 - both the general mortality and the mortality rate per 1000 people of the population remained within the usual statistics of all the previous years, in which everyone lived peacefully for themselves without any lockdowns, general quarantines, closed borders, medical masks with gloves, etc.

Once again, just in case, I want to remind you that data for Sweden, which introduced practically no binding restrictions - only recommendations. And now a very interesting table in which mortality data for the period from 2010 to 2020 for all Scandinavian countries, normalized for the period from 2010 to 2019.

Below the last ten years all cause deaths in Scandinavian countries Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland.

Do you see any significant changes in 2020? Me neither.

Now to the question that Sweden had a much higher mortality rate in the first half of last year compared to neighboring Norway. It's true. As it turned out, yes, people died more often during the rapid spread of infection in Sweden, but these were elderly people who reached the age at which in these countries the inevitable end of life usually comes at 80+.

This research shows that all-cause mortality during the epidemic was largely unchanged from the previous four years in Norway and Sweden, two countries that used very different strategies to deal with the epidemic.

https://hippy-end.livejournal.com/3918359.html

Below are the all cause death figures for Spain from the last 33 years. As you can see there was 17 years that had more deaths than 2020. Now how can that be if there was a true pandemic?

The Below information is from:

https://dailyexpose.co.uk/2021/01/30/investigation-100k-covid-deaths/

On the 26th January 2021, authorities announced that the UK had surpassed 100,000 deaths due to Covid-19. We’ve told you time and time again that this number is hugely misleading due to the fact when they started the count in 2020 they initially counted anybody who they suspected had symptoms of Covid. Symptoms that are common with all respiratory diseases that have been around for our entire lives.

Then once they could start testing, with the controversial PCR test they were counting anybody who died within 45 days of a positive test. Then they revised that to 28 days. Then right at the start of the third lockdown they changed those parameters to within 60 days of a positive test. Meaning even if the person was to tragically die in a car accident, if they had received a positive test result for SARS-CoV-2 within the set time frame they have been and are added to the Covid death statistics.

So that number of 100,000 Covid deaths just doesn’t add up to us. But you’re not just going to take our word for it. So we decided to take a look at official Office of National Statistics data for Deaths in 2020 compared to previous years, and this is what we found…

The authorities would have you believe the number is because of “Covid-19”. But if we take a look at hospital data for the month of April 2020 and compare it with previous years we can start to join the dots as to why there was such an astronomical increase.

In 2017, April-June there were on average a total of 91,724 beds occupied which equated to 89.1% occupancy.

In 2018, April-June there were on average a total of 91,056 beds occupied which equated to 89.8% occupancy.

In 2019, April-June there were on average a total of 91,730 beds occupied which equated to 90.3% occupancy.

In 2020, April-June there were on average a total of 58,005 beds occupied which equated to 62% occupancy.

In 2018 – April – 1,984,369 attended A&E

In 2019 – April – 2,112,165 attended A&E

In 2020 – April – 916,581 attended A&E

There were 30% less hospital beds occupied in April – June 2020 compared with the previous three years. And the number attending A&E in April 2020 was 57% down on the previous year. That explains why there was such an astronomical increase in deaths occurring at home and in care homes in April 2020, it was because they were not being treated for their illnesses in hospital. Not because of Covid-19, but because of lockdown. Because the authorities message to “stay at home and protect the NHS” hit too hard and the general public did just that, they stayed at home and they protected the NHS by not using it.

Which brings us to cause of deaths. We can see that apart from April every other month has been in line, if not below the previous five-year average on number of deaths. We’ve evaluated that the April deaths are not due to Covid-19 but due to the draconian lockdown and fear of using the NHS. But we’re being told thousands upon thousands are dying from Covid-19. We’ve been told that number had now surpassed 100,000. But what about other causes of deaths?

In December 2020 the data shows us that 10,973 supposedly died from Covid-19, the leading cause of death, apparently. Compare that to the previous 5-year average and that number is of course zero. The 2nd leading cause of death in December 2020 was Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, with 5281 deaths. But the previous five-year average for December shows 28,198 deaths due to Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. That’s a big drop.

But as we go down the “league” table the same pattern occurs. Heart disease deaths in December 2020, 4,635 – December five-year average, 21,997. Chronic lower respiratory disease deaths in December 2020, 1,790 – December five-year average, 13,384. Influenza and pneumonia deaths December 2020, 1,190 – December five-year average, 11,295.

Are we really to believe that we’ve managed to cure dementia, heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, bronchus and lung disease, lower respiratory disease, colon disease, influenza and pneumonia, and prostate disease? Because that’s what the data is showing us. Or could it be that the deaths being labelled as Covid-19 are actually deaths due to dementia, heart disease, influenza and so on? But they are being labelled as Covid-19 due to the fact that they might have received an unreliable, positive test result for SARS-CoV-2 in the last 28, 45 or 60 days. Whichever number of days the authorities need to use to justify their dictatorial tyranny at the time.

We’ll let you decide the answer to that, but we know what we’d put our money on.

So as you can see, 100,000 deaths due to Covid-19… pull the other one, they are lying to us and have caused thousands upon thousands of unnecessary deaths due to enforcing draconian lockdowns and spreading fear throughout an extremely gullible and trusting nation.

This won’t end until we all say it does.

(You can find the official ONS data here)

https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/deaths/datasets/monthlymortalityanalysisenglandandwales

https://dailyexpose.co.uk/2021/01/30/investigation-100k-covid-deaths/

The media and government might say more people died in 2020 than previous years but you need to look at the growing population because the U.K population in 1971 was 13 million less than in 2020. When you look at deaths per million over the past 50 years in the U.K, 2020 is way below most years before 2008. So where is the deadly pandemic?

The information below is from the article: Lies, Damned Lies and Statistics: Manufacturing the Crisis

https://architectsforsocialhousing.co.uk/2021/01/27/lies-damned-lies-and-statistics-manufacturing-the-crisis/

On 12 January, the Head of Mortality Analysis at the Office for National Statistics revealed that mortality rate in the UK in 2020, during a civilization-threatening pandemic necessitating our transition into a biosecurity state, had been the worst since . . . 2008. This is based on what the ONS calls its ‘age-standardized mortality rates’, which take account of both increases in population numbers and the ageing of the population, both of which increase the actual number of deaths. Just as we can’t compare the number of deaths in the UK to those in Germany or the USA to get an accurate comparison of their mortality rates, so we have to adjust to increases in the UK population. In 2008, when the population of England and Wales was 54.84 million, there were 509,090 deaths, compared with 608,002 deaths in 2020, nearly 100,000 more, when the population is 59.83 million, 5 million more. But the overall ageing of the UK population also means that more people can be expected to die in any given year.

Fortunately, following a freedom of information request, on 12 January the Office for National Statistics published a report on ‘Annual number of deaths, crude and age-standardised mortality rates, deaths registered in England and Wales, 1838 to 2019 (final) and 2020 (provisional)’. This shows that the age-standardised mortality rate in 2020 of 1,043.5 deaths per 100,000 of the population was surpassed not only in 2008 (with 1,091.9 deaths per 100,000), but also in 2007 (1,091.8), in 2006 (1,104.3), in 2005 (1,043.8), 2004 (1,163.0), 2003 (1,232.1), 2002 (1,231.3), 2001 (1,236.2) and 2000 (1,266.4).

https://architectsforsocialhousing.co.uk/2021/01/27/lies-damned-lies-and-statistics-manufacturing-the-crisis/

So where is this deadly pandemic if more people per 100,000 died in 2008 and every year before the than 2020. That’s why we are being lied to.

Testimony from Shelly Tasker ex NHS Health Care Assistant:

“When it was decided that our country would go into a second lockdown in November, I was astonished. There was no evidence to support this measure – even less than the first time round! So, I did something ‘bad’. I took a screenshot of an email from the NHS Head Office, that showed the number of cases in Cornwall, and I shared it on social media. I was subsequently reported and then invited by my superiors to discuss it. What could I do? I couldn’t deny
it as it had my name on it. There was a “Cornwall Freedom Rally” the next day and I decided to
reveal these numbers to the people, believing this should be public information, if they were being lied to in order put them in a state of fear. But I felt compelled to tell the truth - our county, Cornwall [population 565,000], was shutting down and being locked up for a further month due to 3 people in hospital with covid-19! Yes, 3 people. More were going to die from
not accessing their treatment/ medications, and what about the businesses that would close and never be able to re-open again? Peoples’ livelihoods that they worked so hard to build ruined. Within 24 hours a video recording of my talk went viral and it was receiving mixed reviews. LOTS of Hate, but an equal amount of support and love. Obviously from the media it was made out that I was a ‘conspiracy theorist” and telling lies. Two days later a spokesperson
for the NHS said that the numbers I had revealed were in fact correct. This was also publicized in “The Daily Mail”.

Below Information on U.K hospital bed data is from the website:

https://dailyexpose.co.uk/2021/01/02/england-nhs-data-support-dictatorship/

England – Does official NHS data support the Government’s Dictatorship?

We have been told time and time again by the authorities that we must give up our freedoms in order to “protect the NHS” or stop our Hospitals becoming overwhelmed. But a trend has appeared in the form of hundreds of videos of Doctors of Nurses carrying out silly dance routines. If the hospitals are overwhelmed, then how exactly do they find the time? Or are they trying to show us that we’re being lied to?

Statistics for bed occupancy in NHS hospitals in England show that as of 22nd December 2020, show that there are 76,193 ‘General and Acute’ hospital beds currently occupied

The data shows that the number of ‘General and Acute’ beds has remained around 76,000 for the whole of December. So let’s take a look at the data for December 2019.

The data shows that there were 93,342 occupied ‘General and Acute’ beds across NHS England throughout the