A new study estimates that 17 million people have been killed by covid injections so far, and the risk of death is highest in older age groups
By Rhoda Wilson on September 23, 2023
Last week a study that examined all-cause mortality in 17 Southern Hemisphere and equatorial nations was published by Correlation. It found that there is a definite causal link between many peaks in all-cause mortality and rapid covid injection rollouts.
The study quantified the fatal toxicity risk per injection and estimated that the covid vaccines have killed 17 million people worldwide. This means that the covid injections have killed 1 in 470 people – in less than 3 years.
Additionally, the study revealed that the risk of death is not equal across all age groups but increases with age. The fatal toxicity risk per injection is exceedingly large in the most elderly, the authors noted. Consequentially, governments should immediately end the policy of prioritising elderly people for covid-19 injections.
Correlation is a Canadian not-for-profit corporation which has the aim of conducting independent research on topics that are of public interest. On 17 September, two of Correlation’s researchers, Denis G. Rancourt and Joseph Hickey, together with two other researchers, Marine Baudin and Jérémie Mercier, published their study ‘Covid-19 vaccine-associated mortality in the Southern Hemisphere’.
On his Substack page, Rancourt has highlighted some parts of the study. You can read his highlights HERE.
The graphs below for each of the 17 countries, taken from the study (Figure 2), show the all-cause mortality (blue line), the 1-year backward moving average of the all-cause mortality (red line) and the vaccines administered according to Our World in Data (orange line). The 11 March 2020 pandemic declaration date is shown by a vertical grey line in each panel.
The researchers pointed out that in 9 of the 17 countries, there is no detectable excess mortality until the vaccines are rolled out (Australia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Paraguay, Philippines, Singapore, Suriname, Thailand, Uruguay).
In the other 8 of the 17 countries, a new regime of higher mortality was initiated after 11 March 2020 and before any covid-19 vaccine administration (Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, South Africa).
In all 17 countries, vaccination is associated with a regime of high mortality, and there is no association in time between covid-19 vaccination and proportionate reduction in all-cause mortality.
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