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<blockquote data-quote="zubenelgenubi" data-source="post: 5022703" data-attributes="member: 63706">Whose count are you referring to? The CDC&#039;s report of all cause deaths last year is almost the exact amount of deaths they claim are due to covid higher than an independent stats company claims the all cause death count was. I have seen nothing to explain this discrepancy. If the independent numbers are correct, it&#039;s possible the CDC is double counting the supposed covid deaths. While at the same time the CDC has openly admitted that as of summer time 2020, 94% of covid deaths had comorbidities, and they are asking the FDA to revoke emergency use authorization for both the rapid antigen tests and the PCR tests, due to up to 90% false positive rates. On the low end you have 6% of deaths caused by nothing but covid, confirmed with tests that are up to 90% false positive, bringing the lowest possible number to less than 1% of the total claimed covid deaths. A court in Lisbon came to that conclusion for their country&#039;s covid death count, only 1% of the claimed deaths were actually caused by covid. Now, having that as a starting point, you think it&#039;s creative to say that the vaccine may end up killing more people than the virus. The trick is, we will never know for sure, but It&#039;s not that much of a stretch to make that claim.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zubenelgenubi, post: 5022703, member: 63706"] Whose count are you referring to? The CDC's report of all cause deaths last year is almost the exact amount of deaths they claim are due to covid higher than an independent stats company claims the all cause death count was. I have seen nothing to explain this discrepancy. If the independent numbers are correct, it's possible the CDC is double counting the supposed covid deaths. While at the same time the CDC has openly admitted that as of summer time 2020, 94% of covid deaths had comorbidities, and they are asking the FDA to revoke emergency use authorization for both the rapid antigen tests and the PCR tests, due to up to 90% false positive rates. On the low end you have 6% of deaths caused by nothing but covid, confirmed with tests that are up to 90% false positive, bringing the lowest possible number to less than 1% of the total claimed covid deaths. A court in Lisbon came to that conclusion for their country's covid death count, only 1% of the claimed deaths were actually caused by covid. Now, having that as a starting point, you think it's creative to say that the vaccine may end up killing more people than the virus. The trick is, we [I]will[/I] never know for sure, but It's not that much of a stretch to make that claim. [/QUOTE]

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