MSM Reports Study Showing Vax Fueled Rise in Excess Deaths

Has the dam broken?

Jun 07, 2024

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Most people believe MSM so please forward

ER Editor: The Telegraph report caused a stir given that the publication is widely read and picked up by other outlets.

Oliver May for News Uncut also picked up on this article —

Why link to Covid jabs and excess deaths in Telegraph will help awaken the masses

HOW many lives could have been saved if what many of us were shouting from the rooftops for the best part of four years was investigated and reported by the so-called mainstream media sooner than June 4, 2024?
On Tuesday, The Telegraph ran a story most of us thought would never see the light of day in a major newspaper:
‘Covid jabs could be partly to blame for the rise in excess deaths since the pandemic, scientists have suggested’.
It might sound crude, but it hardly takes a ‘scientist’ or a genius to suspect such a link; never before the rollout of the Covid jabs have we seen excess deaths in these horrific numbers. …
Why this story appearing in a mainstream newspaper is significant is that, for all the efforts by outlets such as News Uncut and the like, a good percentage of the British public will not be swayed unless a traditional source of media tells them so.

The Children’s Health Defense article below reports on that Dutch study, cited by The Telegraph, and a Norwegian one as reported by TrialSite News. The links are here:

Excess mortality across countries in the Western World since the COVID-19 pandemic: ‘Our World in Data’ estimates of January 2020 to December 2022

Surge of Cardiovascular Deaths in Norway Drives Overall Excess Mortality 2021-2022—‘Temporal Concordance’ with Mass mRNA COVID-19 Vaccination

Sonja Elijah picks up on the Dutch study here: