Mr. Expert is here again. Lookout!
You understand that most 80+ yo people have a verifiable cause of death right? If "all" deaths were reported to vaers, it would be truly worthless.. with nearly everyone vaccinated, right? Every death would be reported.
"Well , that's what they're supposed to do" says Mr. Expert!
Then what, you think someone is going to investigate every death like its NCIS? Doctors, ME's etc know how to determine causes of death.
The fact is that vaccine event reporting guidelines are generally time guidance limited (7 days, 2 weeks, its varies by event and vaccine a little). Deaths are generally reported if they occur subsequent to one of the specifics (an allergic reaction, syncope, etc that might vary by vaccine, a few do have odd side effects). Deaths of people 3 moths or 3 years after a tetanus booster are not reported, sorry.
The notion that ALL deaths would be reported is laughable since the lady at costco or a school or wherever, jabbing arms, is not in consultation with the the recipients doctor (if any) or the coroner or doctor signing the death certificate. By your logic a passenger crushed in a car crash with vaccine card in his wallet should be reported to vaers by the doctor who declared him dead?
So therefore, per "Mr. Expert" I hereby declare that all deaths of vaccinated people (ie most people) are hereby in the vaers database.
Now, how does that change anything?
Doctors report cases they *know about* and have a *plausible connection* to vaccination.