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Arsenio Toledo – Natural News July 14, 2022

The latest data from the United Kingdom’s Office for National Statistics (ONS) has raised a lot of questions due to the sudden appearance of over 8,750 excess deaths from causes other than the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19), with many questioning whether the vaccines caused these deaths.

According to the ONS, the government received reports of 10,357 registered deaths in the week ending on July 1. This represents 1,128 – or 12.2 percent – more deaths above the five-year average. Of these deaths, only 332 were registered with COVID-19 as a contributory cause and 212 were registered with COVID-19 as the underlying cause. The remaining 916 excess deaths were not officially attributed to COVID-19.

This brings the total non-COVID-19 excess deaths in England and Wales in the 10 weeks since the recent coronavirus spike in late April to 8,756 deaths. (Related: European Union FINALLY admits COVID-19 vaccines DESTROY your immune system.)

Experts who have noticed this spike in excess deaths have called for an urgent investigation to figure out what is causing this alarming trend.

The experts have also noted that there is a strong correlation between the rise in deaths and the beginning of the rollout of COVID-19 vaccine doses during the government’s spring booster campaign among people over the age of 75 in England. They believe this connection needs to be investigated.

But the British government has yet to signal an intent to conduct investigation or even offer any kind of explanation regarding the high rate of excess deaths. The total number of non-COVID-19 excess deaths in the U.K. is decreasing, meaning that the current wave – likely due to the vaccines – is easing.

ONS data shows over 200,000 deaths allegedly due to COVID-19

The latest data from the United Kingdom’s Office for National Statistics (ONS) has raised a lot of questions due to the sudden appearance of over 8,750 excess deaths from causes other than the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19), with many questioning whether the vaccines caused these deaths.

According to the ONS, the government received reports of 10,357 registered deaths in the week ending on July 1. This represents 1,128 – or 12.2 percent – more deaths above the five-year average. Of these deaths, only 332 were registered with COVID-19 as a contributory cause and 212 were registered with COVID-19 as the underlying cause. The remaining 916 excess deaths were not officially attributed to COVID-19.

This brings the total non-COVID-19 excess deaths in England and Wales in the 10 weeks since the recent coronavirus spike in late April to 8,756 deaths. (Related: European Union FINALLY admits COVID-19 vaccines DESTROY your immune system.)

Experts who have noticed this spike in excess deaths have called for an urgent investigation to figure out what is causing this alarming trend.

The experts have also noted that there is a strong correlation between the rise in deaths and the beginning of the rollout of COVID-19 vaccine doses during the government’s spring booster campaign among people over the age of 75 in England. They believe this connection needs to be investigated.

But the British government has yet to signal an intent to conduct investigation or even offer any kind of explanation regarding the high rate of excess deaths. The total number of non-COVID-19 excess deaths in the U.K. is decreasing, meaning that the current wave – likely due to the vaccines – is easing.


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Sources include:

LifeSiteNews.com

ONS.gov.uk

Independent.co.uk

NYTimes.com

Brighteon.com

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