[The Daily Expose]: On the 17th February we released an article titled ‘INVESTIGATION: 110K Deaths? NHS Data shows only 3000 people have died of COVID-19’. But by the 21st February fullfact.org had decided to carry out one of their notorious fact checks on our work.
As per usual they concluded that what we said isn’t true because Full Fact say it isn’t.
Here’s our response to their claims –
‘Readers have asked us about a widely shared blog which falsely claims that “only 3,000 people have died of Covid-19”. This is based on a misreading of statistics from NHS England.’
We’d like to point out there is a difference between dying of something and dying with something but here’s what we actually said – ‘Of the 74,249 deaths occurring in people who have tested positive for “Covid”, 71,138 died from pre-existing conditions. Only 3,111 died with no known pre-existing conditions.’
Full Fact then went on to state –
‘The most recent data available, up to 5 February, shows that 107,044 people have so far died of Covid in England and Wales.‘
No it doesn’t. The Office of National Statistics do not use the term “died of Covid” at any point within the data they present, what they actually state is that “of those we have processed so far, the number involving the coronavirus (COVID-19)”.
“Died of” and allegedly “involving” are two completely different things.
Full fact then had the cheek to say the following –
This means that the disease was the underlying cause of each individual death, in the opinion of a doctor. In 2020, 71,110 deaths with Covid as the underlying cause were recorded in England alone.
This is a lie. For starters the ONS state that only 90% of cases have been found to list Covid as the underlying cause where the coronavirus (COVID-19) was mentioned on the death certificate, in the opinion of a doctor.
But here in lies the problem. Many people will not know that the Government changed the guidelines on certifying deaths back at the start of the alleged Covid pandemic, and these are the guidelines that have been used to certify Covid deaths –
‘Medical practitioners are required to certify causes of death “to the best of their knowledge and belief”.
Without diagnostic proof, if appropriate and to avoid delay, medical practitioners can circle ‘2’ in the MCCD (“information from post-mortem may be available later”) or tick Box B on the reverse of the MCCD for ante-mortem investigations.
For example, if before death the patient had symptoms typical of COVID19 infection, but the test result has not been received, it would be satisfactory to give ‘COVID-19’ as the cause of death, tick Box B and then share the test result when it becomes available. In the circumstances of there being no swab, it is satisfactory to apply clinical judgement’
Here’s what Full Fact had to say next –
The blog, published on a site called The Daily Expose, looked at NHS data on deaths following a positive Covid test in English hospitals up to 3 February 2021.This records 74,249 deaths. It also records that 71,138 of these people had at least one “pre-existing condition”. These include diabetes, dementia, kidney disease, asthma and many other things.
First of all you cannot test positive for Covid. Covid-19 is a disease which allegedly results from the supposed novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. You can only test positive, allegedly, for SARS-CoV-2. We don’t even need to go into the absolute sham of the PCR test that has been used to create a casedemic to ‘fact check’ the “Fact Checkers” on this one.
The blog wrongly concludes that these conditions were therefore the cause of all these deaths—leaving just 3,111 deaths “that may actually be due to Covid-19”.
This is a mistake, because pre-existing conditions are not always the cause of someone’s death. This is a mistake because we did not state this....<<<Read The Full Article Here>>>...
