Thank you, Maria. I will take a look at this more closely as soon as I can. But as you may know, I already published a piece on the all-cause data, in which I suggested that the CDC could in fact be fudging those numbers. Specifically, I think it is possible the 2020 data were inflated. So, I would not be at all surprised to hear that they've done it again. And yes, I could see them using an algorithm to make the adjustments. They are absolutely that corrupt.
Maria, voting. These many dead are voters who can be counted on by the left for generations to come. So many dead people voted in the last election in particular, it's time-honored corruption even pushed JFK over the top. You can be sure if this administration is covering up deaths from these shots, that's mostly democrat voters. The other deaths can work in their favor as well this November. A two-fer!
Are you using "Predicted" or "Unweighted" CDC all-cause deaths? They are both listed in the data file, and "Predicted" can be revised downward. The prediction is an attempt to make up for state-reporting lags, but can overcompensate. That doesn't mean the CDC is being nefarious with that data.
Interesting. The all cause mortality data from 2020 was riddled with issues. Initially, the all cause mortality in 2020 was lower than 2019 (I believe it was first listed as ~2.8 million while 2019 was 2.9 million) but then the CDC said that the data did not include January (why would it not have?) and there were other corrections needed so the number went up to around 3.3 million.
There was an article written in early 2021, where the writer had been following all cause mortality for months and thought the final number may have been fudged. I think the article mentioned that the CDC has contracted out the mortality figures for the pandemic to a third party so the CDC is not technically responsible. I wish I could find the article so you could contact the author. There was an article from Denis Rancourt about mortality so he might know something about possible issues with the 2020 figures.
Thank you, Maria. I will take a look at this more closely as soon as I can. But as you may know, I already published a piece on the all-cause data, in which I suggested that the CDC could in fact be fudging those numbers. Specifically, I think it is possible the 2020 data were inflated. So, I would not be at all surprised to hear that they've done it again. And yes, I could see them using an algorithm to make the adjustments. They are absolutely that corrupt.
For data in general it looks like the powers that be have moved from ignoring the data to "misinterpreting" the data to falsifying the data.
State and local data is harder to falsify at least for now.
There seems to be a lot of fudging…err…’correcting’ of numbers lately 🤓
How amazing to find a read in which I chortle and belly laugh as I read about covid...nice work with the numbers, too! Subscribed:)
Isn't it amazing how wonderful life becomes when you first learn to understand statistics?
Interesting, thanks! I'll see if I can see similar in the UK data
Maria, voting. These many dead are voters who can be counted on by the left for generations to come. So many dead people voted in the last election in particular, it's time-honored corruption even pushed JFK over the top. You can be sure if this administration is covering up deaths from these shots, that's mostly democrat voters. The other deaths can work in their favor as well this November. A two-fer!
Are you using "Predicted" or "Unweighted" CDC all-cause deaths? They are both listed in the data file, and "Predicted" can be revised downward. The prediction is an attempt to make up for state-reporting lags, but can overcompensate. That doesn't mean the CDC is being nefarious with that data.
Thanks. I love you! With your vigilance, I feel you will be part of the 500 million survivors and will be able to protect your children too.
Whoa!
Interesting. The all cause mortality data from 2020 was riddled with issues. Initially, the all cause mortality in 2020 was lower than 2019 (I believe it was first listed as ~2.8 million while 2019 was 2.9 million) but then the CDC said that the data did not include January (why would it not have?) and there were other corrections needed so the number went up to around 3.3 million.
There was an article written in early 2021, where the writer had been following all cause mortality for months and thought the final number may have been fudged. I think the article mentioned that the CDC has contracted out the mortality figures for the pandemic to a third party so the CDC is not technically responsible. I wish I could find the article so you could contact the author. There was an article from Denis Rancourt about mortality so he might know something about possible issues with the 2020 figures.