The ‘40% Death Rate Increase’ Story Is the Vaxx-Mortality Smoking Gun the Powers-That-Be Are Frantically Burying

Sometimes I give my peers in conservative media too much credit. When a story broke a couple of days ago that an insurance company reported a 40% increase in death claims recently, I didn’t drop everything to write up an article. I assumed it would get massive coverage on right-leaning outlets since it’s the smoking gun that only requires a little investigation and common sense to demonstrate the primary source of the increase is the vaccines.

When it popped the next day on The Gateway Pundit, I figured from there it would blossom. We got it up on The Liberty Daily from the story on Natural News, and I posted it to a couple of my other sites from American Greatness. That should have been enough for everyone to be talking about it on social media, then other conservative sites would pick it up. From there, corporate right-leaning outlets like Fox News and Breitbart would grab the story and we could begin the process of explaining to people that it’s not a coincidence the boost in non-Covid deaths started shortly after the vaccines were rolled out.

I was wrong. It didn’t blossom. Only a handful of outlets covered it. Steve Kirsch picked up on it and wrote an excellent list of “clues” that the death increase can be attributed in large part to the vaccines. Medical Kidnap posted something about it. The Economic Collapse Blog had an interesting take (article posted below). But other than that, my comprehensive feed of news outlets was not nearly as filled with articles about the bombshell claim as I had expected.

Let’s break it down briefly, then we’ll get into the details below. The CEO of a major Indiana life insurance company, OneAmerica, claimed last week that death claims are up by a whopping 40% among working-age people (18-64) since the Covid vaccines became widely adopted. This is a company with tons of data, having been in the business since 1877 and holding $74 billion in assets. CEO Scott Davison said that a 10% increase is a once-in-200-year occurrence, which means a 40% increase is essentially impossible without major mitigating circumstances, especially when we consider he said these are NOT Covid-related deaths for the most part.

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