ABS Has Released Provisional Mortality Statistics as of 31 July 2022. Australia's Excess Deaths for 2022 Stand at 17.3% Above Baseline. Excess death rates are increasing in younger ages and in women.
ABS Has Released Provisional Mortality Statistics as of 31 July 2022. Australia's Excess Deaths for 2022 Stand at 17.3% Above Baseline. Excess death rates are increasing in younger ages and in women.
The sustained pattern of excess deaths is continuing in Australia. Add to this the worrying trend of increasing excess deaths in younger age-groups. 16,375 Australian's lost prematurely in 2022!
Anecdotal report--- the Australian and Canadian embassies have turned on their migration spigots, approving more immigrants from the Philippines (middle class and educated Filipinos) to replace the Suddenly Died Aussies and Canadians. Just ask your network if they know anyone whose visas got approved in the last year or so. Would be great to compare excess deaths in the target countries against approved immigration visas. Bet they'd track together in upward trends.
I told my friend the first, second, maybe third waves will all require vaccinated Filipinos to migrate overseas. But eventually they'll realize the cost of resettling immigrant workers who are jabbed will be more expensive than recruiting specifically unvaxed people.
That fourth wave, or whenever it happens, will really be the clincher. And instead of fake vaccination cards, people are going to be tripping over themselves PRETENDING to be unvaxed.
Australia is specifically looking at targeting Filipino health care workers for migration! Australian health care system is failing between not allowing unvaccinated persons to work (many left that field of profession) to dismal health and deaths depleting remaining works and combined with antiquated medical systems with inadequate funding and resources. All round bad news on Australian health care! Australia is a very beautiful country, but it is not a healthy well-functioning system at the moment! Government has its hand in every aspect of life and regulates everything! Taxes are very high! Living expenses are too! Don't get me wrong, quality of life there can be good if you have enough money and live in the right place. But it is not the dream that many believe it to be looking in with rose-tinted glasses from the outside. Many Australians want to leave, particularly youngsters who can't see what their future will be. I believe we all have to fight for our future where-ever we are.
Excellent reporting. Devastating news.
Anecdotal report--- the Australian and Canadian embassies have turned on their migration spigots, approving more immigrants from the Philippines (middle class and educated Filipinos) to replace the Suddenly Died Aussies and Canadians. Just ask your network if they know anyone whose visas got approved in the last year or so. Would be great to compare excess deaths in the target countries against approved immigration visas. Bet they'd track together in upward trends.
I told my friend the first, second, maybe third waves will all require vaccinated Filipinos to migrate overseas. But eventually they'll realize the cost of resettling immigrant workers who are jabbed will be more expensive than recruiting specifically unvaxed people.
That fourth wave, or whenever it happens, will really be the clincher. And instead of fake vaccination cards, people are going to be tripping over themselves PRETENDING to be unvaxed.
Oh how the tables will have turned by then.
Australia is specifically looking at targeting Filipino health care workers for migration! Australian health care system is failing between not allowing unvaccinated persons to work (many left that field of profession) to dismal health and deaths depleting remaining works and combined with antiquated medical systems with inadequate funding and resources. All round bad news on Australian health care! Australia is a very beautiful country, but it is not a healthy well-functioning system at the moment! Government has its hand in every aspect of life and regulates everything! Taxes are very high! Living expenses are too! Don't get me wrong, quality of life there can be good if you have enough money and live in the right place. But it is not the dream that many believe it to be looking in with rose-tinted glasses from the outside. Many Australians want to leave, particularly youngsters who can't see what their future will be. I believe we all have to fight for our future where-ever we are.
Thanks for breaking it down very clearly, Sally.