the excess deaths started mid-November 2020, prior to vaccine roll-out. I was surprised that only two of the different disease breakdowns, cancer and diabetes, displayed excess deaths. They rest showed lower than normal deaths during that period. If these were vaccine injuries, I would have expected thrombotic events to be preeminent. Wouldn't they show up on the Ischemic heart disease chart? Something's not adding up here...
In looking at an official data source for Australian excess deaths,
https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/health/causes-death/provisional-mortality-statistics/latest- release [Note: don't allow a space after the last hyphen to break the link]
the excess deaths started mid-November 2020, prior to vaccine roll-out. I was surprised that only two of the different disease breakdowns, cancer and diabetes, displayed excess deaths. They rest showed lower than normal deaths during that period. If these were vaccine injuries, I would have expected thrombotic events to be preeminent. Wouldn't they show up on the Ischemic heart disease chart? Something's not adding up here...