Australian Provisional 2022 All-Cause Mortality for Weeks 1-34 is trending slightly downwards for all groups except Women aged 45-74. Annual Excess Deaths Stand at 17.0% (18,671 for the Year to Date).

Age stratified outcomes are seen: worse for older persons. Once early 2022 data is removed it is clear that excess mortality is still increasing in all but the 0-44 group.

Australian Bureau of Statistics has just released provisional all-cause mortality data for 2022 up to 28 August 2022 (weeks 1 to 34). They summarize that excess deaths for the year (1 Jan to 31 August) stand at 17%, and August deaths have dropped to 12.4% above the historical average.

The excess deaths cannot be explained by Covid-19 infection deaths! There were far more excess deaths than there were Covid-19 attributed deaths. Many of the deaths reported were with rather than from Covid-19.

Evaluation and presentation of mortality data

My presented figures provided below use downloaded data from weeks 1 to 34, for the week starting 3rd January up to the week ending 28 August 2022. This will make my figures and % just slightly different from the 1st January to August 31st summary as presented by ABS.

Overall deaths by week show a slight downward overall trending in excess deaths in the latest data. While the August excess deaths at 12.4% is lower than the average excess deaths for YTD, it is likely too early to be reassured that the excess death trending is reversing. This lack of reassurance will become more apparent as I break the deaths down and examine them further by age and gender.

As a passing note, there was mass Covid-19 vaccination from the end of 2021 and into the first weeks of 2022. It is conceivable that the big spike in excess deaths in the first weeks of the year could have been related to the jab uptake. However, even though jab uptake slowed as the year progressed, excess deaths continued and showed patterns of repeated spikes and dips. Some of these may be delayed medium-term reactions to the jabs.

I have not been able to find anything to explain that apparent large spike in doses in November 2022, as it is not reflected in the initial protocol and booster dose data, nor the % of people jabbed. Perhaps it is a correction for past total number of doses delivered?

Overall deaths by gender and age group

Men have more excess deaths (10,115) than women (8,531), and their overall excess deaths stand at 18.2% vs. women’s 16.5% above baseline average.

Once broken down by age only young men (0-44) and very old men (85+) have fewer total excess deaths than women. Men are disproportionately dying in excess from whatever is killing Australians.

Patterns of death over time by age-group

While deaths in the youngest age group of 0-44 are dropping there are still spikes in the older age groups, with the 45-64 showing upward trending and the 75-84 showing a new distinct spike in week 34.

The apparent downward trending is deceptive due to the very big excess mortality spike early in 2022.

Weeks 8 - 34 show generally upward trending excess mortality

If I cut out the weeks 1 to 7 to take out the big spike in excess mortality in the first weeks of 2022, possibly related to the big vaccine push at the end of 2021 and into early 2022, it becomes apparent that the overall excess mortality is again trending upwards.

The by age excess mortality trending is stable in the 75-84 group, and still upwards in all other groups except the 0 - 44 group. It is highly abnormal to have such sustained and even increasing excess mortality. This would indicate that the cause of these excess deaths is still in effect; the assault is ongoing!

Breakdown by gender and age.

Examining the whole year to date data, only the youngest 0-44 group has overall excess mortality within historically normal levels (ie low single digit % points).

Only males aged 0-44 have overall very slight negative excess deaths of -0.2%. All other groups have positive excess deaths.

Rates of excess deaths among men increase with age, with YTD for weeks 1-34 standing at an astounding and heart rending 24.9% for 75 - 84, and 25% for 85+.

Young women 0-44 show a slight overall excess of 1.7%. This is within typical variation and unremarkable (for now). With 9.6% excess deaths for 45-64 and 14.1% for women aged 65-74, the overall excess mortality trend for women aged 45-75 is upwards. This trending showing worsening outcomes particularly for middle aged and young seniors is very concerning, as it clearly reflects worsening health outcomes.

Accruing deaths among people who should be in the prime of their lives, at their most productive, active in raising families and supporting their own parents, and contributing to society and community life! These deaths will be only the tip of the iceberg of disability and poor health that has been set in motion.

Senior women show devastating excess mortality at 19.8% for the 75 - 84 and 18.3% for the 85+ groups! The lower % in the oldest group may reflect that the most vulnerable have already prematurely died.

Cause of Death Data

ABS provides preliminary cause of death data. In particular they identify that deaths from dementia and diabetes have risen well above typical levels.

Other causes of death discussed in the report including cerebrovascular diseases, cancer, influenza and pneumonia illness were lower than typical. COD is preliminary and excludes coroner certified deaths.

There is no reassurance in this data! The democide continues uninterrupted, and it is getting worse! This is a result of the jabs! We deceive ourselves if we refuse to acknowledge this! Why haven’t the jabs been halted, and banned? Why isn’t this making headline news? Perhaps it is beginning to. Australian cardiologist is finally speaking out and asking for a ban on mRNA vaccines. Even though his claim that Covid-19 infection is worse than the jab is false, and is his push for non-mRNA productsis misplaced at least the publication of this article indicates that the dialogue is changing.

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