This post is updated with each new data release for the countries whose population outcomes I am following. New update is as of 4 October '26. Further updates are pending as marked.
Singapore is in the heading but missing in the details. Scrolled up n down several times but still can't find their stats. Could be am just so tired since its 5am AEST.
This is just PURE DEMOCIDE. Nothing else can explain all these needless excess deaths.
Singapore is in the heading but missing in the details. Scrolled up n down several times but still can't find their stats. Could be am just so tired since its 5am AEST.
Since 2024 stats agencies in the UK decided to use new modelling to calculate excess deaths rather than the 5 year average which of course the new method normalises the measurement. Here is a good overview of it all by Freedom Podcast.
NRS estimates that there will be a fall of almost 80,000 in the number of children aged 0-15 between 2022 and 2047. It’s also projecting a fall of more than 57,000 in people aged 16 to 29. While NRS does project an increase of more than 144,000 30- to 59-year-olds, it still leaves Scotland with more people of pension age than it's ever had before and a working-age population slightly smaller than it is today.
Sally, your work is unmatched.
Thanks for all you do.
Singapore is in the heading but missing in the details. Scrolled up n down several times but still can't find their stats. Could be am just so tired since its 5am AEST.
This is just PURE DEMOCIDE. Nothing else can explain all these needless excess deaths.
Cheers
Sally, your work is unmatched.
Thanks for all you do.
Singapore is in the heading but missing in the details. Scrolled up n down several times but still can't find their stats. Could be am just so tired since its 5am AEST.
Cheers
Will be updating Singapore in the next few days... I do have to update the pinned post. Next task. :)
Off topic apologies
This might interest you a bit? Scottish death statistics and how they are manipulated.
Scottish Cremations 2025
Record levels of cremations and over 60,000 deaths recorded in Scotland for the sixth year running.
https://biologyphenom.substack.com/p/scottish-cremations-2025
Since 2024 stats agencies in the UK decided to use new modelling to calculate excess deaths rather than the 5 year average which of course the new method normalises the measurement. Here is a good overview of it all by Freedom Podcast.
Temp 48hr link- https://streamable.com/etkoh0
https://www.nrscotland.gov.uk/latest-news/unprecedented-changes-in-scotland-s-population/
NRS estimates that there will be a fall of almost 80,000 in the number of children aged 0-15 between 2022 and 2047. It’s also projecting a fall of more than 57,000 in people aged 16 to 29. While NRS does project an increase of more than 144,000 30- to 59-year-olds, it still leaves Scotland with more people of pension age than it's ever had before and a working-age population slightly smaller than it is today.