COVID-19 SCIENCE
Is one death unacceptable?
By Dr Juergen Ude | February 13th 2021
Victoria, Australia has made it clear that the current level of deaths, including just one death, mainly from age care are unacceptable.
All deaths must be accepted. We all die. Deaths saved now, will occur later. Deaths not saved now will mean less deaths later. No one disputes that if we can save a life now then we must try, but at what human cost?
Figure 1 is a Hybrid SPC Chart for total registered monthly deaths in Victoria. The chart shows underlying changes in the current average and outliers.
Figure 1 Hybrid SPC Chart for Victorian Registered deaths by month till January 2021
Victoria’s deaths have not been influenced by monthly registered deaths.
In Victoria, August had the worst month of Covid-19 deaths, with approx. 450 reported deaths. The registered deaths for August are shown at the black line. As is clear, the alleged Covid-19 deaths are not reflected by registered deaths. The 450 alleged deaths due to Covid19 are nothing relative to the monthly total deaths normally accounted. Unlike some other countries, such as the USA and the UK, Victoria’s alleged Covid-19 deaths made no difference to total deaths. It thus makes no sense to say one death unacceptable, when 450 alleged deaths had no effect on total deaths. Did Victorians suffer for an unrealistic target of zero deaths?
The word alleged was used several times. Covid-19 deaths are not scientifically defined. A Covid-19 death does not mean that a person died with it. ‘Dying from’ has been conflated with ‘dying with’ the SARS CoV-2 virus, which is unscientific and misleading. Hence the 450 people that died may not have died because of the virus, just with it. That would explain no effect on the total registered deaths.
The Hybrid SPC chart also shows that from 2016 onwards there have been an extra 400 deaths monthly. That is a total of 4800 deaths each year and almost 20000 extra deaths since the beginning of 2016.
Why was this increase not deemed unacceptable and why was this not investigated? If it has not been noticed, then Why Not - if one death is unacceptable?