Well assuming you can trust the total death numbers, there was a material increase.

Now there are problems with this, in that the data was intentionally polluted, and we know for example that other causes (e.g. ODs) wildly spiked. So you have take that out. And the 14,000 or so alleged "Covid deaths" that the CDC admits were suicides and accidents (neither of which had anything to do with Covid, obviously.) And there is undoubtedly more.

Then there's the better question, which is "how much of this really was a novel virus, and how much of it was flu that was intentionally ditched?" I don't believe for one second there is no flu in the nation in the middle of the winter. Nope. I mean seriously -- 24 TOTAL influenza cases last week across the entire nation?

I'm not buying that in the middle of ****ing July.

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