@shavixmir said
I'm not riled up. I'm just pointing out your ignorance.
As mentioned numerous times, excess deaths of over 10% are difficult to explain away, record numbers of people are dying in excess of past trends, there's no way to cover them up. So problematic is the elephant ion the room the ONS has been tasked to invent another system of calcing excess deaths, they're going to pull a number out of their butt, say we expect excess deaths this year to be 12% (for eg) then when excess deaths are 10%, the equivalent of a plane load of extra people going down every week, they can say excess deaths are going down, nothing to see here.
But the cover up of excess deaths needs more, there are still too many anecdotes of 'died suddenlys' so they have to start blaming as many different things as possible, lately we've heard runny eggs are causing heart disease.
Could the cover up be any more ludicrous? Yes it can, yes, yes shag doody, yes it can, yes. The latest cause of heart disease - car high beams, I shyte you fuggin not.