CiggyTardust
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No, and I'm not a statistician so take my opinion with a grain of salt. I've just heard Peat cite the publication but whether or not it's solid, I don't know.Upon closer examination (of the 2015-2020 graph in my post) it says that the results for 2020 are provisional. Any hard statistics?
One explanation for increased mortality could be Fauci's directive to hospitals in April 2020 to treat people a cross the US with Remdesevir--a drug that killed 54% of patients in the trial funded by his own NIH in Africa just two years prior. Remdesevir was pulled from the trial because it causes kidney and liver failure. So if ICUs across the country were treating critically ill patients with such a toxic drug, that alone could account for any excess mortality that was found. I for one think the whole thing is horsesh*t and don't believe a word coming out of the medical industrial complex.