BREAKING: I have the latest monthly death registrations from the Irish government's reporting office:

Let's do another quick thread to expose the scam.

I'm now increasingly confident that there were just below 24,000 deaths in the first nine months of 2020 (based on the historic pattern of late registrations).

This is consistent with published death notices - there were 23,700 death notices.

So we get the following picture for total deaths each year.

The second chart is the same as the first, but it excludes the 1,800 "Covid-related deaths", i.e. it pretends they didn't happen.

Hmm. It's almost as if the first chart is more in line with the trend of prior years?

Now let's do the same exercise, but instead of looking at total deaths, we'll look at deaths per 1,000 people.

Do you see it yet?

Now let's do a very crude age adjustment (since the number of people aged 85+ has increased by 25% in five years).

Wow - the first chart sees 2020 landing almost perfectly on the trendline.

The second chart, which assumes that the Covid deaths didn't happen?

Eh, not so much.

Does any of this matter? I guess not. Narrative trumps information. Fear trumps reasoning.

Maybe it will change, some day.