Debi Evans and Cheryl Grainger with Ed DowdFinancial Website | twitterDowd is a former employee of BlackRock, the world's largest asset management company, and managed $14 billion in assets on Wall Street. Dowd used his skills in analyzing numbers to Rising excess mortality As infection numbers around the world surge, which appears to be closely linked to the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines, Doud lives on Maui and has been involved in aid efforts for his island neighbors after the devastating wildfires that destroyed Hawaiian villages. Lahaina August 2023. As Christmas 2023 approaches, he gives viewers an update on what life is like on Maui right now.
In his wonderful but terribly sad book, Cause unknownDowd has been investigating the “pandemic” of sudden death in the U.S. Over the course of 2021 and 2022, he noticed a pattern of sudden death among healthy athletes and otherwise healthy young people. His book presents many personal anecdotes and stories that have happened in this regard over the past 18 months.
So what has changed in 2021, and what has the insurance industry noticed?
In March 2022, Ed Dowd boldly claimed, “This is what we call democide, death by government.” Dowd and his team Finance Technologies I work without rest, Free The data will be analysed to examine the relationship between the COVID-19 vaccination rollout and deaths, disability and lost work days. His research has shed light on countries around the world, including the UK, where data is more readily available than in many other countries.
The interviews highlight four areas of data that are of concern.
- US Life Insurance Company Actuarial Tables
- Sickness absence rates in the UK National Health Service
- UK excess mortality
- UK PIP (UK Disability Payment Recipients Data)
Life insurance data shows a significant increase in excess deaths among younger working-age people starting in 2021. Why?
According to U.S. mortality data, excess deaths among Americans ages 25 to 44 in September 2021 were 70% higher than usual. Why?
Nonprofit reports Actuarial Society We found that in the final three months of 2022, the number of deaths among Americans ages 35 to 44 was 34% higher than expected. Why?
As of May 2023, the most recent month for which data is available, the death rate in this age group is 10% higher than expected. Why?
Why are there more deaths among white-collar workers than blue-collar workers?
Why are so many of our youngest members of society, including those under the age of five, getting sick? Why are so many of them dying unexpectedly?
So far, there doesn't seem to be a plausible explanation.
In the US, the Society of Actuaries has argued that COVID-19 cannot fully explain these deaths, despite many calling for an immediate halt and investigation into the dangers. Severe side effects and deaths from COVID-19 vaccines To deny causation, insurance companies are footing the never-ending bills generated by claims and payments resulting from the sudden rise in elderly mortality rates. Working AgeHow will insurers explain the unprecedented increase in life insurance claims in the third quarter of 2021 among people considered to be among the healthiest segments of society, and for how long can they afford to continue paying them? When will insurers pressure pharmaceutical companies to explain the cause?
Ed Dowd analyses detailed data on disability in the UK. Department for Work and Pensionsespecially, Personal Independence Benefits PIP is a welfare benefit paid to people who need help with extra living expenses because of a long-term physical or mental health condition or disability. In the UK, you can receive PIP even if you are working. It is a tax-free benefit and is not means-tested. PIP is paid at different rates depending on need. Those with the highest need receive £8,983 per year, which equates to £737.40 for four weeks.
For context on data quality, the road to applying for PIP is difficult and not for the faint of heart. The application form is detailed and lengthy. Many people who apply for PIP do not receive benefits and their application is rejected. teeth It can take up to 20 weeks for an application to be processed, and many people with disabilities don't apply because they are put off by the process. People who have been diagnosed with a terminal illness and have less than a year left to live are given priority for receiving PIP. Special Rules.
Standard deviation (SD) is a statistical expression that indicates how much each point on a distribution curve varies from the mean. 95% of the values in the graph are within 2 SDs. Values above 3 SDs are considered a signal (a valid indication of an abnormality). 3.8 SDs represents the chance of being struck by lightning in your lifetime. A score of 10 SDs indicates an event that is statistically less likely than normal. The exponential growth in PIP claims is what Dowd describes as “highly abnormal.”Black Swan Event“Why?” he asks.
Ed Dowd said that in order to rule out the COVID-19 vaccine as a cause without investigating its dangers, teeth Unless disproven, there is no significant connection between the two. But it is clear that unless the UK government urgently investigates, the disability benefits system is in danger of collapsing. The situation is similar in the US, where disability rates have soared from an annual population baseline of 29-30 million to 33.2 million. This means that there are 4.2 million more disabled people in the US than there were just two and a half years ago.
Why are health authorities silent? Is it a cover-up or are the data hidden in plain sight? Dowd warns that the COVID-19 pandemic will affect future generations for decades to come. Finally, as a macrotrends analyst, he shares his exclusive predictions for the global economy. How deep will the current recession go? How bad will it get and what actions should we take?
UK Column would like to thank Cheryl Grainger, Stephanie Sinclair and Stacey Asencio-Sutphen for making this interview possible.
