Americans saw a 40 percent higher death rate in people aged 18 to 64 during last two quarters of 2021 compared to the same period the previous year. "We're seeing right now the highest death rates we've ever seen in the history of this business," Scott Davison, the CEO of life insurance and retirement company OneAmerica, said in January last year.
For context, the first COVID-19 vaccine to get an emergency authorization from the Food and Drug Administration was Pfizer's on December 11, 2020. It's safe to say that the massive spike in excess deaths happened months after the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines.
Dowd said an industry report came out in August last year from the Society of Actuaries showing that companies saw over 40 percent more claims from group life policyholders in 2021. Group life insurance policies are a type of life insurance that covers an entire group of people under one contract. Typically, these policies cover employees of a company. (Related: Trail of death: Latest actuarial data connects excess deaths to covid vaccine mandates.)
"That happened in 2021, and the general U.S. population saw 32 percent excess mortality. So, 40 versus 32, eight points higher in this group life policyholder subset of our population. What you need to know about that is that does not happen. It's usually the other way around," Dowd said.
The Society of Actuaries noted that group life policyholders die at one-third the rate of the general American population in recent years – but that flipped in 2021.
Dowd blamed the mass vaccination program and vaccine mandates for it. He added that the excess mortality in the said age group is still running around 23 to 25 percent, particularly among millennials. He told Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson that the country's employed population has experienced the worst health outcomes following the vaccine rollout.
Employed disability rate also up
There were about 30 million disabled people in America prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, and this went up to 33.2 million by September 2022 – with 1.7 million of them employed. Dowd noted that employed disability rate increased by 31 percent.
It was not normal as employed individuals are supposed to be the healthiest in the population because they get to work and have access to the best health care available. Dowd called for an investigation to figure out why these things are happening.
"This is a sad and cruel joke on humanity. And these crimes have been perpetrated by sick and evil people," Vandersteel said.
Dowd agreed, adding that people need to go to jail for it. The financial analyst said their data, which is based on conservative numbers, shows an estimated 300,000 excess deaths in America directly related to COVID-19 vaccines.
His group estimates that the total damage caused by COVID-19 vaccines in 2022 alone was $150 billion, including $5.2 billion in lost wages. Dowd also noted that the worktime lost is worth around $89 billion to the U.S. economy.
These figures, he said, were reflected in the loss of worktime data over the past two years.
Of course, some sectors thrived over that same period. Dowd said Pfizer earned $7.1 billion and Moderna $4.4 billion for a total of $11.5 billion in vaccine revenues last year.
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