A new fully peer-reviewed and published paper which finds strong
linkage between covid vaccination and excess deaths, I give the
website and a lengthy excerpt from the lower part. Notice, toward the
end of the excerpt, the authors condemn the official "safety signal"
threshold as something impossible to trigger, i.e., it was used to
conceal vaccine-deaths linkage, instead of reporting it. You can be
sure that the same strategy has been used everywhere, and in NZ too.
https://www.cureus.com/articles/149410-estimation-of-excess-mortality-in-germany-during-2020-2022#!/
Excerpt:
As is visible in Figure 8, the obvious hypothesis of a decrease in
excess mortality with an increasing number of vaccinated persons is
not correct. During periods when many persons were vaccinated, excess
mortality seems to have increased more strongly compared to the same
periods in the previous pandemic year. During the first and second
vaccination periods in spring and summer 2021, an increase in
cumulative excess mortality is observed, while the year before a
decrease was observed. During the period of the third vaccination,
parallel to the increase in vaccinations, an increase in cumulative
excess mortality can be observed that starts earlier than in the year
before. And in 2022, when large parts of the population have been
vaccinated, the cumulative number of excess deaths showed a further
increase, which even exceeds the previous pandemic year without
vaccinations. There seem to be negative long-term effects either of
the SARS-CoV-2 infections, COVID-19 measures, the COVID-19
vaccination, or most probably a combination of these.
To further explore the short-term relationship between vaccinations
and excess mortality, the courses of the number of vaccinated persons
and the number of excess deaths per month are shown in Figure 9.
Inspecting the numbers of vaccinations and excess deaths per month
confirms the above impression: Other than in the year before, during
the months with a high number of the first, second, and third
vaccinations, also a high number of excess deaths was observed. The
temporal relationship between the courses of vaccinations and excess
deaths is especially pronounced for the third vaccination. In
September and October 2021, the initial small increase in the number
of third vaccinations was accompanied by a comparably small increase
in excess deaths. In November and December 2021, the number of third vaccinations increased sharply, accompanied by a comparably sharp
increase in excess deaths. In January 2022, the number of third
vaccinations decreased sharply, accompanied by a comparably sharp
decrease in the number of excess deaths.
Taken together, in 2021, with the beginning of the COVID-19
vaccination campaign, a higher excess mortality is observed than in
the previous year in the months when large numbers of persons were
vaccinated. In 2022, when large parts of the population were fully or
even triple vaccinated, excess mortality is constantly increasing from
spring onward, reaching a maximum of 28% in December. Such an
observation is difficult to reconcile with the assumption that
COVID-19 vaccinations are highly effective against COVID-19 deaths.
Either the vaccinations are not as successful as expected, or the
vaccinations successfully prevent COVID-19 deaths, but there are
suddenly other factors than COVID-19 that lead to an increasing number
of unexpected deaths in 2021 and 2022.
Regarding the latter possibility, it is interesting to consider the
course of excess mortality in the different age groups shown in Figure
4. The mortality wave at the turn of the year from 2020 to 2021 is characterized by a strong age dependency, which follows the
age-dependent risk of COVID-19: excess mortality is higher in older
people and is completely absent in the age groups below 30 years. This
pattern is substantially changing from April 2021 onward at the time
when more and more people were vaccinated. Suddenly, excess mortality
appears that is no longer dependent on age and even observed in young
age groups. This speaks against the possibility that COVID-19 was the underlying cause. Further observe that in the younger age groups,
where vaccination started later, excess mortality also starts later.
From the perspective of pharmacovigilance, the simultaneous onset of
excess mortality and vaccinations represents a safety signal. Safety
signals such as the observation of a temporal relationship between the administration of vaccines and the occurrence of adverse events do not necessarily imply a causal relationship since there may be potential
third variables that influence both the course of vaccinations and the
course of excess deaths. Thus, a safety signal does not indicate a
causal relationship between a side effect and a drug but is only a
hypothesis that calls for further assessment.
In fact, in a study by a research team led by Schirmacher [28], out of
35 bodies found unexpectedly dead at home with unclear causes of death
within 20 days following COVID vaccination, autopsies revealed causes
of death due to pre-existing illnesses in only 10 cases. From the
remaining 25 cases, in three cases, it was concluded from the
autopsies that vaccination-induced myocarditis was the likely cause of
death, and in two cases, it was concluded that vaccination-induced
myocarditis was possibly the cause of death. As shown in Supplementary
Table 1 published by Schwab et al. [28], vaccination was the cause of
death in further cases as well.
Given the temporal relationship between the increase in vaccinations
and excess mortality, it seems surprising that a respective safety
signal has not been detected in the pharmacovigilance by the Paul-Ehrlich-Institut (PEI), which is responsible for the safety
monitoring of drugs in Germany. A closer inspection of the methods
used by the PEI to monitor possibly deadly side effects of the
COVID-19 vaccinations [29] reveals that a flawed safety analysis is
used that will not indicate a safety signal even if a vaccine causes
extremely large numbers of unexpected deaths.
The PEI uses a so-called observed-versus-expected analysis where the
number of deaths that have been reported to the PEI with a suspected
connection to a COVID-19 vaccination is compared to the expected
number of all-cause deaths in the vaccinated group. If the number of
reported suspected vaccine-related deaths is not significantly higher
than the number of expected all-cause deaths (including cancer, heart
disease, stroke, etc.), the PEI concludes that there is no safety
problem. Such a safety analysis is profoundly flawed since the
occurrence of safety signals is essentially impossible. Thus, it is
not surprising that a safety signal has not been detected in the pharmacovigilance by the PEI.
...
Taken together, one would expect that vaccinating large parts of the
population should have reduced excess mortality. The contrary is
observed: both excess mortality and the number of stillbirths
increased with increased vaccinations. In all age groups below 80
years, excess mortality was higher in the second year and in
particular much higher in the third year of the pandemic, where large
parts of the population were vaccinated. These observations are
surprising and further more detailed investigations from different
scientific fields are strongly recommended to rule out that these
safety signals occur due to the existence of unknown side effects of
the COVID-19 vaccines.
Conclusions: This study used the state-of-the-art method of actuarial
science to estimate the expected number of all-cause deaths and the
increase in all-cause mortality for the pandemic years 2020 to 2022 in
Germany. In 2020, the observed number of deaths was extremely close to
the expected number, but in 2021, the observed number of deaths was
far above the expected number in the order of twice the empirical
standard deviation, and in 2022, above the expected number even more
than four times the empirical standard deviation. The analysis of the age-dependent monthly excess mortality showed that high excess
mortality starting from spring 2021 is responsible for the excess
mortality in 2021 and 2022. An analysis of the number of stillbirths
revealed a similar mortality pattern than observed for the age group
between 15 and 80 years.
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