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Just to be clear: 2021 excess deaths are not comparing to 2020. It's comparing to 2015-2019. You actually highlight that 2021 should have lower deaths in Aus given the lockdown would also prevent the spread of flu too. Instead, it recorded high excess mortality, including (I will quote again):- Clearly, people who are intimate with Australian mortality statistics have spotted something unusual and commented on it. I mean...do you REALLY want to play whack-a-mole? Literally dozens of highly vaccinated countries are experiencing unexplained excess all-cause mortality rates.
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Ah, "the science" that gave us the high-carb food pyramid, and told us to eat a low-fat, low-salt, high-sugar diet. How'd that work out for everyone? It also told us that breakfast should be the biggest meal, scuppering most people's chances of actually practicing IF. I bet a few people might even be scratching their heads on my comments here, such is the brainwashing. Don'cha know, science only comes in syringe and pill format. Anything natural is pure quackery. Let man-made drugs be thy medicine at all times. Manage your symptoms via over-medication. Prevention isn't a thing. Lifestyle disease isn't a thing. We have no agency over our health. We bow before our pharma gods and hope they can help us via a pill/shot regimen.
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The entire home ownership society was a mistake
canbuywontbuy replied to TerryBoi's topic in House prices and the economy
First off, I read the entire article. Anyway, this is what I thought it would be: you vill own nichts and be glücklich. My prediction: we will see more and more articles like this. Owning a house is shit. Better to rent. We just need the government to be even bigger and look after renters even more. These lackeys who write this nonsense are telegraphing the future intentions of the establishment. -
Ah yes, of course - intermittent fasting too. I do this everyday by skipping breakfast (16 hour daily IFs). Give the digestive system a break, give the body more repair time. Every cell in your immune system has a vitamin D receptor, and vitamin D helps these cells communicate with one another better. It's an immunomodulator - it helps it work as it should (not over-react, like it can do with autoimmune issues, at the extreme end it will help prevent things like cytokine storms and coagulation cascades). So many autoimmune syndromes/diseases can be outright cured simply through vitamin D sufficiency, and keeping a reasonable check on one's health (eat a wholefood diet, be active). We've normalised obesity, type-2 diabetes, and a whole raft of autoimmune issues that are 100% directly caused by lifestyle, and can be 100% cured by lifestyle changes. However, in doing so, the sickcare industry will lose so much business. I will watch that video (with subtitles) later today when I have more time.
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In 30 years, that kid will grow up to be man....waiting on the south shores of the UK waiting for his human trafficker to get him the hell out of the UK.
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Without a doubt, regardless of what people believe, it's a fact that we can strengthen our terrain, and it's also a fact that the sickcare industry never ever talk about this in any meaningful way (certainly not on a par with how much they push pills and shots). A large majority of people eat junk, live sedentary lives, and are over-medicated. They live utterly unnatural and unhealthy lives. And that's how the sickcare industry want them to be. Vitamin D sufficiency, letting food be thy medicine, cleansing your blood/ridding toxins / strengthening the body through cardiovascular exercise, these are relegated to obscure web pages. Meanwhile, front and centre, get vaxxed, take these pills. Stay sick, stay weak. You have no control over your health, citizen. However, "we are here to help you" (run when you hear those words).
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I've noticed that too. It's funny that officially people are still dying with/from Covid around the world, yet the media long ago stopped making a distinction between vaccinated and unvaccinated deaths. An unvaccinated "Covid death" is highly welcome to the provax media, yet...they stopped reporting such deaths for well over a year now. Makes you think.
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I didn't realise that Australia and NZ are experiencing a different virus to the UK. Oh wait. That Australia and NZ are on the other side of the world to the UK is a distinction without a difference in relation to Covid. More info here:- https://www1.racgp.org.au/newsgp/clinical/why-are-more-people-dying-in-australia-many-questi Since April 2021, Australia have been experiencing a large number of "unspecificed" excess deaths (around 11%) ... and in 2021, Australia were locked down strictly throughout much of 2021 (far more locked down than the UK, Australia didn't open their borders until July 2022!). I mention Australia here since it's a great test case where you can't merely hand wave away excess deaths as "it's probably all Covid". No, it isn't.
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I know what you're hinting at, but my point was that if we see a higher number of very elderly people being picked off by a virus (or fill in blank), their death is brought forward under an extraordinary circumstance. The average age of Covid death is 82, two years above the average age of death. Again, believing the data given, they died with an average of 4 comorbidities. They weren't in good health (as many elderly aren't), and instead of dying this year, many died in 2020/2021. And instead of dying in 2023, many died in 2020/2021. We should be seeing a deficit this year and next (roughly). So far, we are seeing a stubborn excess.
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Let's say it's the virus and not the vaccines. Wouldn't governments be all over this? They'd be monitoring vaccine status of each death. If the vaccine status of each death suggested these shots protect against these kinds of deaths, wouldn't they be shouting that fact from the rooftops? Of course they would. However, they are doing the opposite. They are being very quiet, meanwhile they keep everything open and aren't even pushing the vaccines that hard any more. Therefore, I doubt it's the virus as the cause of these deaths. I don't believe they went heavy-handed with lockdowns for 2 years, then in the last year they've done nothing - with so many excess deaths.
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Also this rise in excess mortality is actually cushioned by tens of thousands of deaths brought forward by Covid itself. We would have expected to see a deficit in mortality (against 5 year average) by now (given average age of Covid death is 82). So this compounds your point that many people are dying in a "new way". This is an even bigger phenomena than the stats suggest.