Real Covid Deaths may be 150,000 not nearly 1 Million as Fauci and Company Claimed!
Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Alexis Delapaz, a medical laboratory technician, was named Sailor of the Quarter in recognition of her work with the Navy Medicine Readiness Training Command Bremerton Laboratory as sailors continue efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19, Bremerton, Washington, June 11, 2021. (U.S. Navy photo by Douglas H. Stutz)
One of the world's largest newspaper has conducted an investigation of Britain's official COVID-19 count, finding evidence that the scope of the pandemic and the number of deaths have been significantly miscalculated.
The Mail on Sunday reported that British health chiefs have admitted that the numbers they have fed the government are only an approximation, provoking "fury" from top officials. And the PCR tests on which cases are based have proven to be inaccurate.
In the United States, the death figures have been complicated by the fact that the CDC has estimated that only about 6% of the recorded COVID-19 deaths were from COVID-19 only. The other fatalities had an average of more than two comorbidities, meaning serious underlying conditions such as heart disease and diabetes. Similarly, in Italy, a study found only 2.9% of the people with COVID-19 on their death certificate had no underlying conditions.
Last week, the CDC said it revised its data to reduce pediatric deaths from COVID-19 by nearly 24% due to a "coding logic error."
Earlier this year, White House coronavirus adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci admitted hospitalization data for children could also be misleading, acknowledging that many children were there for other reasons and later tested positive for the virus. CDC Director Rochelle Walensky, in an effort to make a case for vaccination, referred in an interview in January to a study that found more than 75% of COVID-19 deaths in fully vaccinated people had occurred among those with at least four risk factors.
Last month, the New York Times reported CDC officials admit they have withheld COVID-19 data broken down by age, race and vaccination status because the American people might misinterpret it.
'Fundamental flaws'
The Mail on Sunday cited an analysis from scientists at the University of Oxford and the charity Collateral Global that found "fundamental flaws" in the way COVID deaths are recorded.
In an examination of 800 responses to Freedom of Information requests made by members of the public to medical institutions, the researchers found 14 different terms that were used to describe a person who had died with COVID. The terms included "underlying Covid," "due to COVID," "involving COVID" and "died within either 28 or 60 days of a positive test."
The paper said some hospitals required a positive test to certify a COVID death, while others did not.
"Most shockingly, in care homes, deaths were certified by doctors making their inspection via a video call – and this was permitted due to emergency guidance introduced in April 2020," The Mail said.
As one of many examples, the paper cited the son of a woman who suffered dementia and a severe lung disease that limited her ability to breathe. When the woman died in April 2020, doctors recorded her cause of death as COVID-19, even though she never testing positive for the virus.
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