Analysis of ONS data on Deaths suggests the Covid-19 Vaccination Campaign has been an Unmitigated Disaster |

Analysis of ONS data on Deaths suggests the Covid-19 Vaccination Campaign has been an Unmitigated Disaster

Mon 11:03 am +01:00, 22 Nov 2021

posted by Weaver

The following is an analysis of data published by the Office for National Statistics on the number of deaths in 2021 compared to the five-year average. It suggests the Covid-19 injection campaign has been an unmitigated disaster.

All-Cause Mortality

Children 12-15.

By Chris Littlewood

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average. The Jab Roll out start I have for 12-15 years is from the 20/9/21

After the jab start date deaths are now 47% above 2020 & worryingly 26% above the 5 year average. The data shows the statistics up to the current week published by ONS.

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

These figures do not paint a picture of our children in this age group doing well. Since the jab start, more are dying than last year. A lot more are dying compared to the 5 year average & it’s getting worse.

Children 16-18

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 16-19 years is from the 01/8/21

After the jab start date deaths are now 39% above 2020 & worryingly 16% above the 5 year average.

The data shows the statistics up to the current week published by ONS.

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

These figures do not paint a picture of our children in this age group doing well. Since the jab start, more are dying than last year. A lot more are dying compared to the 5 year average.

Adults 20-24

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 18-24 years is from the 18/6/21

After the jab start date deaths are now 27% above 2020 & worryingly 10% above the 5 year average.

The data shows the statistics up to the current week published by ONS.

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

These figures do not paint a picture of young Adults in this age group doing well. Since the jab start, more are dying than last year.

A lot more are dying compared to the 5 year average.

Adults 25-29

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 25-29 years is from the 08/6/21

After the jab start date deaths are now 15% above 2020 & 6% above the 5 year average.

The data shows the statistics up to the current week published by ONS

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

These figures do not paint a picture of Adults in this age group doing well.

Since the jab start, more are dying than last year.

More are dying compared to the 5 year average.

Adults 30-34

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 30-34 years is from the 26/5/21

After the jab start date, deaths are now 20% above 2020 & and 12% above the 5 year average.

The data shows the statistics up to the current week published by ONS.

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

These figures do not paint a picture of Adults in this age group doing well.

Since the jab start, more are dying than last year.

More are dying compared to the 5 year average.

Adults 35-39

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 35-39 years is from the 20/5/21

After the jab start date, deaths are now 11% above 2020 & 13% above the 5 year average.

The data shows the statistics up to the current week published by ONS.

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative

These figures do not paint a picture of Adults in this age group doing well.

Since the jab start, more are dying than last year.

More are dying compared to the 5 year average.

Adults 40-44

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 40-44 years is from the 30/4/21

After the jab start date deaths are now 10% above 2020 & 17% above the 5 year average.

The data shows the statistics up to the current week published by ONS

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

These figures do not paint a picture of Adults in this age group in this age group doing well.

Since the jab start, more are dying than last year.

More are dying compared to the 5 year average.

Adults 45-49

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 45-49 years is from the 13/4/21

After the jab start date deaths are now 1% below 2020, but 5% above the 5 year average.

The data shows the statistics up to the current week published by ONS.

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

Since the jab start, fewer Adults are dying than last year, but more are dying compared to the 5 year average.

Adults 50-54

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 50-54 years is from the 17/3/21

After the jab start date deaths are now 2% below 2020, but 7% above the 5 year average.

The data shows the statistics up to the current week published by ONS.

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

Since the jab start, fewer Adults are dying than last year, but more are dying compared to the 5 year average.

Adults 55-59

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 55-59 years is from the 06/3/21

After the jab start date deaths now 3% below 2020, but 11% above the 5 year average.

The data shows the statistics up to the current week published by ONS.

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

Since the jab start, fewer Adults are than last year, but more are dying compared to the 5 year average.

Adults 60-64

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 60-64 years is from the 01/3/21

After the jab start date deaths are now 2% below 2020, but 11% above the 5 year average.

The data show the statistics up to the current week published by ONS.

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

Since the jab start, fewer Adults are dying less than last year, but more are dying compared to the 5 year average.

Adults 65-69

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 65-69 years is from the 15/2/21

After the jab start date deaths now 4% below 2020, there is 0% difference the 5 year average.

The data show the statistics up to the current week published by ONS.

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

Since the jab start, fewer Adults are dying less than last year and there is currently no difference compared to the 5 year average.

This is the only age group with no extra deaths compared to the 5 year average

Adults 70-74

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 70-74 years is from the 18/1/21

After the jab start date deaths now 2% below 2020, but 10% above the 5 year average.

The data shows the statistics up to the current week published by ONS.

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

Since the jab start, fewer Adults are dying less than last year, but more are dying compared to the 5 year average.

Adults 75-79

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 75-79 years is from the 18/1/21

After the jab start date deaths now 2% below 2020, but 11% above the 5 year average. The data shows the statistics up to the current week published by ONS.

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

Since the jab start, fewer Adults are dying less than last year, but more are dying compared to the 5 year average.

Adults 80-84

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 80-84 years is from the 18/1/21

After the jab start date deaths are now 7% below 2020, but 4% above the 5 year average.

The data shows the statistics up to the current week published by ONS.

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

Since the jab start, fewer Adults are dying less than last year, but more are dying compared to the 5 year average.

Adults 85-89

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 85-89 years is from the 18/1/21

After the jab start date deaths are now 8% below 2020, but 1% above the 5 year average.

The data shows the statistics up to the current week published by ONS.

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

Since the jab start, fewer Adults are dying less than last year, but more are dying compared to the 5 year average.

Adults 90+

I have used ONS Mortality statistics that compare current, last year & the 5 year average.

The Jab Roll out start I have for 90+ years is from the 18/1/21

After the jab start date deaths are now 8% below 2020, but 3% above the 5 year average.

The data shows the statistics up to the current week published by ONS.

The 1st graph shows the cumulative deaths against the 5 year average in the same weeks since the jab start.

The second graph shows cumulative growth since the jab start and its progression against the 5 year average yearly cumulative.

Since the jab start, fewer Adults are dying less than last year, but more are dying compared to the 5 year average.

2020 v 2021

An important point to consider when looking at these statistics is in 2020 COVID-19 Deaths where predominantly caused by the Alpha Variant.

in 2021 the vast amount of COVID Deaths have been caused the the dominant Delta Variant.

The UK Governments own SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern Technical Briefing 15 on 11th June 2021 states that the Delta case fatality rate was 20 times less than the Alpha Variant.

Delta is 20 X Less Lethal

After 111 Million injections administered in 2021 in an attempt to protect a population from a Virus that is 20 times less deadly than it was in 2020. Surely the above data can only be viewed as an unmitigated disaster.

BECAUSE MORE PEOPLE ARE DYING.