Dr. Mike Yeadon Comments on "Insurance Industry Execs ‘Alarmed’ by Surge in Deaths Among Young People — But Stop Short of Blaming COVID Shots" by Mike Capuzzo

"Unless you’re like the medical professionals, who are “completely baffled”...you will regard this as proof that these injections are doing exactly what they intended to do."

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Nov 11, 2023

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By Dr. Michael Yeadon November 7, 2023

I recall Ed Dowd saying that the one place where he was sure it wouldn’t be possible to hide the effect of the (intentionally harmful: my words) covid injections was the insurance industry.

That is a truly huge sector. Very large sums are paid in life premiums and policies are payable under various circumstances. If the insurance company pays out less in legitimate claims than it receives in premiums, they have a business. If not, they go bust.

This would constitute a monumental problem. Individuals cannot hedge personally against the worst outcomes in life, and an inability to secure a hedge in the form of affordable insurance policies will be devastating to the entire way our societies and economies function.

What we’re seeing now is a very large (more than 20%) increase in claims related to deaths while insured (presumably mostly through their employers’ group life plans) on behalf of young adults. Now, people in this category die only rarely. But the payouts can be large, being a multiple of their salary in most cases.

Look at the tragic scale of the increase in claims resulting from the increase in deaths in young people. Unless you’re like the medical professionals, who are “completely baffled” as to what might be causing this excess in deaths, you will regard this as proof that these injections are doing exactly what they intended to do.

Finally, I would argue that this is eminently shareable with normies. Perhaps present them with the facts and ask their opinion as to what it might mean. If they say “It’s covid, obviously”, tell them that deaths in young people have increased the most in those in employment. These typically are the most healthy individuals. Unfortunately many were pressured to get jabbed.

If they cannot refute the evidence, state that politely and leave them to think about it. While many people are very resistant to persuasion, I do think this evidence is compelling.

I see no way out of concluding what we know to be true.

Best wishes and good luck in helping those you care about join us in our awful realisation.

Mike