Britain faces 'prolonged period' of excess deaths due to collateral effects of lockdown

Everyone with a brain saw this coming. Disgusting.

All varieties of infectious diseases are playing catch up. No surprise given that the Fauci method of extreme lockdowns and restrictions was implemented by numerous public health authorities in several countries.

theguardian.com

Fourth child dies in UK after contracting Strep A infection

https://www.theguardian.com/profile/andrew-gregory

Health Security Agency confirms that child in Ealing, west London, has died from bacterial infection

Link:www.theguardian.com/science/2022/dec/0...

1. The Daily Mail is a comic here, like the National Enquirer in the US, no one takes it serious but they specialize in attention gripping headlines.

2. The vast vast majority of Britons supported the restrictions for the overall good, kinda like war times.

Also don’t pretend you give a sh!t about excessive deaths now.

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla told the BBC last December that he had “no doubt in my mind that the benefits, completely, are in favor” of vaccinating 5- to 11-year-olds for Covid-19. Almost a year later, those comments have reportedly landed him in trouble with a UK pharma watchdog.

Children’s advocacy group UsForThem filed a complaint with the UK’s Prescription Medicines Code of Practice Authority (PMCPA) last year accusing Bourla of making “disgracefully misleading” statements during the BBC interview, including one that “Covid in schools is thriving.” At the time, UK regulators had not yet cleared the vaccine for the 5 to 11 age group, though the vaccine did have a positive opinion from the EMA’s human medicines committee.

On Saturday, the Telegraph reported that PMCPA upheld some of those accusations, including that Bourla violated a British pharmaceutical code of practice by misleading the public and making unsubstantiated claims.

telegraph.co.uk

Pfizer’s CEO rapped by regulator for making ‘misleading’ statements about children’s vaccines

Dr Bourla claimed youngsters aged five to 11 benefited from vaccination but the pharmaceutical watchdog said the remarks misled the public

Link:www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/11/26/pf...

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Pfizer CEO under fire from UK watchdog over vaccine comments — report

Nicole DeFeudis

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla told the BBC last December that he had “no doubt in my mind that the benefits, completely, are in favor” of vaccinating 5- to 11-year-olds for Covid-19. Almost a year later, those comments have report...

Link:endpts.com/pfizer-ceo-under-fire-from-...

“Reputable” Uhm, ok…😂 I suppose that you think zerohedge is also “reputable.”

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Chris Witty is one of the unhealthiest looking people I have ever seen.

1. Did you read the first line of my first post? And are you denying Whitty said what he said just because it was published on a tabloid? In case you are a subscriber of The Times:

thetimes.co.uk

Chris Whitty warns of high death rates due to Covid delays

Chris Smyth, Whitehall Editor

Britain is in for a “prolonged period” of high death rates because people stayed away from the NHS during the pandemic or could not get treatment, the chief medical officer for England has warned.Sir Chris Whitty, along with...

Link:www.thetimes.co.uk/article/whitty-warn...

2. Good for them. Now they can die happily for the overall good. Or watch their loved ones die for the overall good. Isn't that what you like?

Pretend? Now? I have warned about this on the relevant threads (the big one that was deleted and then the vaccine thread) since March 2020.

Now go ahead and keep trying. I'll help.

Trump supporter? No.
Right winger? No.

Antivaxxer? No.

Covid denier? No.

What else?

I'm sorry you are illiterate.
Try reading it again.

Here is an interesting, concise and objective presentation of excess mortality over the last couple of years (Australian source using OECD data):

Australia and NZ have had a horrible 2022 whereas Sweden took the "hit" in 2020 (mainly because of botched handling of retirement home covid similar to NY under Cuomo) and is doing incredible now.

Is this even about lockdowns, though? He said the excess deaths will be caused from people who stayed away from hospitals, or couldn't get appointments due to covid. The first is an issue of risk perception among the population and the second deals with healthcare rationing. I don't see what either really have to do with "lockdown", a word that has become essentially meaningless in the past two years.