EUROSTAT EXCESS DEATHS: FEB 2024

‘And there’s no use in trying, to deal with the dying, but I cannot explain that in lines…’

HEADLINES:

• Ireland is showing 9.4% excess mortality per EUROSTAT for February 2024

• Ireland has excess mortality in ALL 25 months since February 2022

• 8 out of the last 12 months, Ireland has had excess mortality > 10%.

• Ireland is way above EU average for the last 12 months

• Since July 2021 Ireland has excess mortality in 31 out of 32 months

• Please compare the lack of excess mortality in 2020 (Scamdemic Year) below to the excess mortality since

SUMMARY:

Usually the first graph I reproduce on these Eurostat excess mortality reports, is an interactive graph taken from the Eurostat website comparing the rates for Ireland and the EU average.

Well, the figures are ready as you can see by the press release above, but the graph hasn’t been updated as of writing this.

Maybe it’s because for the EU as a whole, this auld ‘excess mortality problem’ seems to disappearing with a few individual countries continuing to bear the brunt of it.

Of course, Ireland is near top of the class as usual but the EU average is negative for February 2024 and is below 5% for 10 of the last 12 months, with no period exceeding 10%.

Eurostat no longer publicises these figures widely and I anticipate they will cease to compile and publish them in the near future, declaring the ‘Pandemic’ over and asking us all to move on.

The negative EU average is due to more than half of EU countries having negative excess deaths for the period.

This ‘pull forward effect’ where negative excess deaths follows a period of high excess mortality, seems to be bypassing Ireland as we hit second place, with just below 10% excess mortality behind The Netherlands on 12.5%, for the period.

The EU will soon say there is nothing more to see here and the crime scene will be slowly erased from our collective memories.

A ‘memory hole’ is what Orwell called it.

It’s happening already.

The rest of Europe can look after itself but the lack of any interest shown in the election posturing on a local and European level in Ireland is sickening and depressing.

All sorts of shapers giving out about a variety of legitimate areas of interest but ignoring the big elephant wrapped in the death shroud on the kitchen table.

We are experiencing a democide since January 2021 which coincides with the roll out of the Covid 19 mRNA vaccine program.

The dying moved up to ‘warp speed’ around July 2021 and in the period since we have experienced 17500 excess deaths apprx with monthly excess mortality in every month except January 2022.

If these candidates don’t accept the vaccine as the cause, that’s fine and can be debated another day, but to ignore the scale of the continuing dying is a scandal which once again could not be perpetrated without the acquiescence of the mainstream media.

They are complicit in the crime so it goes without saying they won’t broach the subject.

The tents are being folded up, heads lowered and there seems to be a general consensus not only within ‘Official Ireland’ but also with those holding political aspirations, including some on ‘our’ side, to ‘say nothing and keep the head down’.

Globally, it seems the ultimate distraction is being stirred up in the ‘Holy Land’ and one could envisage Tanaiste Martin’s response if you compared the deaths of ‘a few old Irish people’ to our foreign ‘brethren’ along the following lines of :

‘Where’s your humanity?……’

In such a climate, the voices of the Irish dead, injured and bereaved won’t be heard for the deafening silence.

Viva la revolution.

‘Meet the new boss, same as the old boss….’