Omicron
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Freeforester
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Maybe, but I wouldn’t want to continue down that path, were I on it, see 16:30-18:00 if you don't need the educational bit:
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Morkai
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So no evidence?
Freeforester
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Deaths below average in new sign that Covid crisis is coming to an end
Deaths 7.8pc under five-year average, as experts suggest virus will settle into a seasonal pattern that will cause 'much less disruption'By Sarah Knapton, SCIENCE EDITOR 18 January 2022 • 5:50pm
Deaths are below average for this time of year, figures show, in the latest sign that the pandemic is coming to an end.
New figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that deaths in England and Wales were 7.8 per cent below the five-year average for the week ending Jan 7.
The fall remains even though the ONS has removed 2020 from its five-year average figure because the first year of the pandemic was so extreme.
When 2021 was also removed, there were just 87 more deaths than expected, which experts said was "nothing unusual", arguing that the 922 Covid deaths reported that week were being offset by fewer deaths from traditional winter killers such as flu.
The ONS figures also show that the virus was not the primary cause of death in nearly a quarter of the registered Covid deaths.
Prof Andrew Hayward, a member of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage), said he expected the virus to settle into a seasonal pattern that will cause "much less disruption".
"We may still get quite big winters of infection but not the sort of level where we can justify wholesale societal closedown," Prof Hayward told Times Radio. "So I think it is genuinely an optimistic picture."
For the UK as a whole, deaths were down 8.3 per cent, with 1,255 fewer people dying than would normally be expected for the first week of January.
Commenting on social media, Stuart Macdonald, of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, said: "Nothing especially unusual about death numbers this week, despite over 900 deaths with Covid. It is likely that there were fewer deaths from typical winter killers (like flu), offsetting the Covid deaths."
On Monday, Sajid Javid, the Health Secretary, said he was cautiously optimistic that Covid restrictions could be "substantially reduced" next week.
The ONS said it often sees high death registrations in the first two weeks of January as register offices deal with a backlog.
Deaths involving Covid have remained low throughout the latest wave of cases, with the vaccine rollout playing a major role.
Dr David Nabarro, the World Health Organisation's special envoy on Covid, told BBC Breakfast the situation in the UK "gives us grounds for hope" but continued to urge caution.
"The goal that we're all aiming for is a situation where this virus is present, but life is organised so that it is not disrupted," he said. "We also need to be humble – this virus is continuing to evolve and we're never quite sure that we know exactly where it's going to go next."
Freeforester
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Interesting study from Ontario, with some stark findings:
But of course, if authors Fauci and co say it works, it must be true, they’re ‘the science’, after all…
But of course, if authors Fauci and co say it works, it must be true, they’re ‘the science’, after all…
timbrayford
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Well so they say, but not in the case of Jethro
Bavarianbrit
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I propose the stats in future only state how many per day did not get the lurgy.
Time appears to have come to just get on and live with the facts of life/death IMO. Sad when it hits family but heyho retirement is unsurvivable.
Time appears to have come to just get on and live with the facts of life/death IMO. Sad when it hits family but heyho retirement is unsurvivable.
saddler
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THIS about sums it up....
What was it, something like £40Billion spent, and the extra death toll was circa 17000 or so, with the average age of said deaths at 82 1/2 years of age = so dying past the average age of life expectancy
I wonder which MSM agency will pick this up first??
Anyone? Nope = WHY is it that ALL the REAL NEWS on this for the last couple of years of this nonsense was via online platforms and YouTube commentators especially - with a special mention to the SKYNews Australia folk
Good to see Austria has just gone to their planned program of FULL MANDATED VACCINES though...!
Morkai
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The only other place I seen this was a clip from GB news where a FOI request was put into the ONS.
One other piece of suppressed data is the emerging stats regarding the priongenesis effect of both adenovirus and mRNA technologies.
It is fast looking like the "cure" we were all told to take for the disease that is fatal to very few may actually have far greater and long-reaching impacts for our populations.
Specifically, the Yellowcard data in the UK shows a 2.6x increase in Parkinsons [and/or related pathology] in those that had the AstraZeneca jab vs mRNA:
...but the mRNA technology also has the capacity to cause priongenesis via a different mechanism:
It is fast looking like the "cure" we were all told to take for the disease that is fatal to very few may actually have far greater and long-reaching impacts for our populations.
Specifically, the Yellowcard data in the UK shows a 2.6x increase in Parkinsons [and/or related pathology] in those that had the AstraZeneca jab vs mRNA:
...but the mRNA technology also has the capacity to cause priongenesis via a different mechanism:
How many cancer deaths...heart...? Is there anyone still trying to justify the dispproportionate response that cost so much more than the stated disease?
We're back to normal from 6am tomorrow, full pubs, restaurants, nightclubs and stadiums.
www.irishtimes.com
‘Time to be ourselves again’: Taoiseach confirms end to almost all Covid-19 restrictions
Most limitations to lift from 6am Saturday as Ireland has ‘weathered the Omicron storm’
mchughcb
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Whoa. That's pretty reckless. Omicron is out there. Last thing you need on your conscience is to find you spread it to a triple vaccinated person at the age of 96 and they died of a strokeWe're back to normal from 6am tomorrow, full pubs, restaurants, nightclubs and stadiums.
‘Time to be ourselves again’: Taoiseach confirms end to almost all Covid-19 restrictions
Most limitations to lift from 6am Saturday as Ireland has ‘weathered the Omicron storm’
mchughcb
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Luckily your mindset for the last 2 years still prevails and there are people still clinging to old health ways of locking down and locking out and hoping it all goes away because even one death from Covid is too much.We're back to normal from 6am tomorrow, full pubs, restaurants, nightclubs and stadiums.
‘Time to be ourselves again’: Taoiseach confirms end to almost all Covid-19 restrictions
Most limitations to lift from 6am Saturday as Ireland has ‘weathered the Omicron storm’
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