Scotland Government Data: https://www.nrscotland.gov.uk/files//statistics/vital-events/monthly-mortality/monthly-mortality-march-23-report.pdf 20-24 year old – 15% higher than the usual death rate. BREAKING: 🇳🇿 New Zealand records highest death increase in more than 100 years https://t.co/2PTAAzBOXU — TexasLindsay™ (@TexasLindsay) May 9, 2023 h/t JADR
In hindsight, Sweden probably had the best medium-term Covid approach pic.twitter.com/yLRu5vH5Qo — Andreas Steno Larsen (@AndreasSteno) March 4, 2023 Thanks to all the eurocrats who are killing Europe. h/t STRONGMAN SHELFORD
Unexplained excess mortality is becoming a permanent feature of life in almost every Western nation, yet governments, the elites, and the media refuse to investigate why. Watch The Mark Steyn Show's vaccine special at SteynOnline: https://t.co/I3VzJNvDTE pic.twitter.com/Zhh308nk0G — Mark Steyn …
Pfizer lied, COVID Vaccinated Germans developed AIDS, & then 1 million died in less than a year according to Secret German Government Data pic.twitter.com/cZgPcM0Nnh — Janey (@_janey_j) January 28, 2023
ROME — Pope Francis is urging Christians to spend less on Christmas this year and to send the savings to the people of Ukraine. “There is so much suffering in Ukraine, so much, so much!” the pontiff told the crowds …
'Something Flipped in 2021 by 8 points': Ed Dowd "Excess mortality has shifted so much – it's pretty phenomenal" Healthy policyholders (exposed to vax mandates) suffered 40% excess mortality in '21, the general population (less exposed) saw a 31.7% excess …
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‘The reasons for the now high excess mortality have not been finally clarified. It seems clear that the high number of corona deaths, currently around 1000/week, contributes. Mortality of those who have had corona infection is also increased. Relaxation doesn’t …
The breakdown of Excess Death Percentages is below, it could only be described as terrifying..Full Clip Below pic.twitter.com/Uj2Q41Zpsx — Veritas Vox (@veritas__vox) September 20, 2022 In full… h/t A Deplorable Neanderthal
Insurance CEO, Todd Cal@ender who underwrites morbidity risk makes the following assessment of the rates right now: Excess mortality 84% Excess disease 1100% Expected excess increase to 5000% Disturbing 😳 pic.twitter.com/yc0MPiuNqF — Kat A 🌸 (@SaiKate108) September 6, 2022
They can’t predict past 2 years as most of us will have died from hyperthermia in the winter #dontpayuk https://t.co/noZOcPsrIX — Connor Atkins (@ThePopeAtkins) August 31, 2022
by Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders In 2020 & 2021, we published a very well-received series of articles related to a longer-term pattern we called the Excess Phase Peak pattern. At that time, we highlighted the five (5) components of the Excess …
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Remember "excess savings will create a consumption boom"? https://t.co/t0fNOKZurD — Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) March 31, 2022
“Excess mortality rate of ages 25 to 44 experienced an 84% increase in excess mortality, the worse ever in history. 61,000 excess deaths between ages 25 to 44 more than Vietnam War. The governments through mandates have killed people.” – …
The song remains the same. No more excess liquidity for you @CathieDWood . She will continue to get taken to the “WOOD SHED” #crypto will get destroyed. Instead get real (assets) in your portfolio. @leadlagreport @TgMacro @TommyThornton @GuyAdami @DavidBCollum @RiskReversal …
I agree Mr. Politano. That people couldn’t spend much money on services during the pandemic led to more demand for goods, leading to supply chain issues. Let’s see whether this trend shifts. — Kaya Özyürek (@KayaOzyurek) January 17, 2022 Not …
by Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders Over the past few months, I’ve been interviewed in podcasts and on Kitco where I’ve discussed the US and global market setups and trends based on my unique understanding of Technical Analysis and price patterns. Even though I’ve …
by Lance Roberts Since the “Financial Crisis,” the hope was that inflating asset prices would trickle down into economic growth. Unfortunately, after a decade of monetary interventions and artificially suppressed interest rates, the wealth gap has exploded. More problematic is the …
by Martin Armstrong Most employers provide vacation and sick leave. However, most employers do not allow sick days to roll over from one year to the next. The norm is to often cap at a certain number of days or hours. …
credit spreads blowing out again pic.twitter.com/cz97yAUrKb — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) December 7, 2018 https://twitter.com/TeddyVallee/status/1071082524418433027 pic.twitter.com/mpIa0ODpTV — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) December 7, 2018 remember: when stocks get ahead of credit – that is when stocks puke pic.twitter.com/hVM8mdhPyP — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) December 7, 2018 …
Authored by Lance Roberts via RealInvestmentAdvice.com, “Only those that risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go.” – T.S. Eliot I was reminded of that quote recently as I was reading a great piece by Tim Duy: “Federal …
up 0.5% from the previous quarter https://twitter.com/wsjcentralbanks/status/997428085724237824?s=11 Household Debt Now Well in Excess of Pre-2008 Debt Crisis Levels Remember how it went in 2008? Markets positively drowning in credit. Subprime for miles, increased credit card limits for all. Boom times. …
Firms are taking advantage of the low interest rates and 9 years of expansion. An elongate business cycle is a situation where being cautious hurts. If a firm decided to take less risk a few years ago because management thought …
by FS Listen to this podcast on our site by clicking here or subscribe on iTunes here. “Many retirees and pre-retirees worry about market losses derailing their retirement yet pursue aggressive investment strategies,” notes a recent comprehensive survey by MassMutual. Financial Sense Newshour’s …
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics I experienced a real eye-opener this past week. The lease on my fiance’s Audi A3 terminates soon. I was scanning the “pre-owned” inventory at the two largest Audi dealers in Denver expecting to see some good …
