Double Double

MAINE, MINNESOTA, NEVADA, NEW HAMPSHIRE, NEW MEXICO, WASHINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA & WISCONSIN - All Cause Mortality Data in the Context of the Covid Timeline

I’m a former public employee that did not want to put an experimental drug into my body just to keep my job. That experience has probably scarred me for life. I am now looking at public institutions, state by state, to see if there is any potential (official) evidence of harm caused by those coerced covid vaccinations.

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Since it has occurred to me that it is really, really nice to have official monthly data in order to compare events to the timeline of Covid, I am going to keep giving you that from state to state as I find it … a continuation of what I started here.

One of my long-time readers, the astute David Shohl, made this insightful comment on my last post “Ghost Bomb”:

“That’s a lot of sleuthing, resulting in a remarkable blue state pattern. I notice there’s also a small rise (not really a spike) in most of the graphs near the end of 2022/early 2023, but I’m not sure what to make of it, if anything.”

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This comment gave me the push I needed to investigate this additional spike/bump that I had been noticing myself for some time now. Many of my past graphs have this little feature at the end of 2022 and sometimes spilling over into early 2023.

But honestly, any potential blips up at that time of the year are often hard to distinguish from the normal seasonal wave pattern that is to be expected on these graphs - higher in winter to lower in summer. That was the way it was well before Covid.

But what I had been seeing, and David independently identified, looked to be more than those normal winter peaks.

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Anything of note happen in this little window of the pandemic?

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COVID bivalent booster vaccines ("updated boosters") roll out across the United States

September 12, 2022

“On August 31, the United States (US) Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authorized Pfizer and Moderna's new bivalent COVID booster vaccines, also described as "updated boosters." The FDA amended Emergency Use Authorizations to authorize the Pfizer and Moderna bivalent vaccines for persons aged 12 years and older and 18 years and older, respectively. The bivalent vaccines "add Omicron BA.4 and BA.5 spike protein components to the current vaccine composition, helping to restore protection that has waned since previous vaccination by targeting variants that are more transmissible and immune-evading." Bivalent/ updated booster vaccines are anticipated to be available later this fall for younger ages.”

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And did anybody want them?

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Our World in Data

Total COVID-19 vaccine doses administered (United States)

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*between September 1st and December 14th of 2022, 50 million doses were administered, the majority presumably the bivalent. That is just a three and a half month period.

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*as a point of contrast, after the full approval of the the Moderna vaccine on January 31st of 2022, it would take a full five months to reach 50 million doses administered.

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…it would seem that the public was a little more excited about the “double dip” version of the vaccine than the full approval of a formerly EUA product.

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CDC Wonder: State / Month / All Cause Mortality

*for a tutorial on how to use this database to get these results, see this

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Maine

Minnesota

Nevada

New Hampshire

New Mexico

Washington

West Virginia

Wisconsin

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*in case you have forgotten …

Pandemic Milestones:

January 20, 2020

-First covid case in the U.S.

December 11, 2020

-Pfizer Emergency Use Authorization

December 18, 2020

-Moderna Emergency Use Authorization

August 23, 2021

-Pfizer full FDA approval

December 2021 / January 2022

-CDC and FDA revise booster recommendations

-Rapid booster uptake

January 31, 2022

-Moderna full FDA approval

August 31, 2022

-FDA authorized Pfizer and Moderna's new bivalent COVID booster vaccines

April 10, 2023

-Biden declares the end of the pandemic

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