American Life Expectancy Drops the Most Since WWII

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Randyfast — 7/29/2021 8:06:59 AM

We really need to stop talking about "deaths from covid". I would like to see PROOF that even one person has died from covid, unless he/she is already knocking on death's door!

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Almond — 7/23/2021 6:31:35 PM

A lot of us can reasonably expect to live to 120 in decent health even if we can no longer do everything. One reason is that, in our lifetime, we have seen improved dental care and awareness of nutrition. We can avoid many diseases that people used to die of. That portends dire statistics for much of the rest of the population who are dying even earlier than statistics predict. When I decided I was going to become a cancer patient in remission, I understood that I am a unique individual and not a statistic. Most of those studies apply to people who rely on MDs, not people like me.

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dgreen1064 — 7/23/2021 4:26:32 PM

If COVID-19 was not such a big deal, then why did we have the largest decrease in life expectancy in the last 50 years. Think about that sheeple. This was not a hoax. This was not the flu.

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dgreen1064 — 7/23/2021 4:24:42 PM

The Johns Hopkins university numbers confirm the CDC Data that Covid was indeed a massive killer in 2020. False positives Have nothing to do with the death rate from Covid. You can’t fake that there were 600,000 in excess mortality during the last 12 months over the average of the previous five years.

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mammywitch — 7/23/2021 7:20:48 AM

Red_Corvair--those 'asymptomatic cases' were most likely those who would have had a 'mild' case (if even that) of the crap to start with and just moved on like we do with the seasonal flu... Also, a lot of those deaths from drugs, etc... probably should be counted as effects from the damned lock ups!

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aminahyaquin — 7/23/2021 5:57:51 AM

Yes, and drug and alcohol related deaths are dramatically undercounted as a large proportion of traffic related deaths due to intoxication are not identified since drivers are no longer tested at the scene and many of the cadavers are not tested either.

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rom8350 — 7/22/2021 7:16:06 PM

I thought the death rate was about the same...

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mpk3149 — 7/22/2021 3:13:07 PM

Hispanics and blacks impacted most? In Utah hispanics and blacks had the lowest covid mortality rate of any groups. Most impacted were people of any group with HBP and diabetes. This is just a narrative being pushed by politicians. More race mongering. Politicians believe in divide and conquer.

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Red_Corvair — 7/22/2021 9:35:24 AM

It's wrong to say that 'covid' is 'the reason' why more people died in 2020 than any year before. We amply know now that the 'covid' catastrophic figures were somehow cooked in order to create that impression of 'unheard-of number of people dying from covid'. Like with the 'asymptomatic cases' (up to 90+% of false positive!), we know the use of the PCR test may be the culprit again. Many who died from co-morbidities such as cancer were counted as 'covid'. There is a huge number of deaths officially attributed to covid which should be in fact attributed to co-morbidities.

There is also a need to take into account all the deaths which were attributed to 'covid' but resulted from treatments that were wrong (like the well-known case of the use of ventilators) or policies that cost lives like that of sending elderly people who were sick in hospital back to care homes (supposedly to 'make room' for the expected covid cases) and who infected and caused the premature deaths of many other care home residents. Not to speak about the lock-downs themselves which may have cause more fatalities than covid itself.

Recently, a Lisbon judge ruled that only 0.9% of the official Portuguese figure of 'covid deaths' had really died 'from' covid, bringing down the official figure from about 17,000 to only 152! We knew that from the start in April 2020 though, when the Italian Health Institute published that among the first cases of 'covid deaths' they had access to the data to investigate, they found that only about 6% of these had died from 'covid', the others had died from multiple co-morbidities. The final figure the Italian authorities gave later was that about 12% of the first official number of 'covid deaths' only were supposed to have really died from covid. There is no reason why the same observation could not be made in every country around the world as it is perfectly well known that the methods to count the 'covid deaths' were rather lax everywhere, to say the least.