CDC reports 94% of those dying with Covid had average of 3.8 comorbidities

Let's be clear: the VAST majority of people dying with Covid on their death certificate are older and already suffering from multiple health conditions.

The NHS used to detail comorbidities in their data that's released to the public, but stopped that around the end of May last year, probably when they realised it wasn't going to help their fear campaign amongst the healthy population. This is the last data I captured, from 19th May 2020, which showed that almost 95% of those dying in hospital had a pre-existing condition:

So it's no surprise that, across the pond, the CDC is finding much the same. However, they're a bit more transparent, stating that in 94% of deaths recorded with Covid-19 on the death certificate, there were an average of 3.8 comorbidities:

In the UK these days, it's hard to even find data broken down by age. NHS England is still doing this and their data up to 27th March shows over 92% of those dying are over 60, with almost 54% over 80.

The same data shows that less than 1% of the people who have died in the last year have been under 40 and, if we assume the percentages for PECs in the chart from May 2020, around 80% of those had comorbidities.

So is this really a pandemic we need to worry about?

The truth is, there just aren't that many people suffering or dying from Covid-19. UK government figures up to 27th March show:

That means 93.6% of the UK population hasn't even had a positive test. Of the 6.35% that have, well, we know how unreliable the testing is:

"The only test for live virus is viral culture. PCR and lateral flow tests do not distinguish live virus. No test of infection or infectiousness is currently available for routine use."

- (BMJ, Dec 2020)

"These PCR tests are so highly sensitive that even very healthy and non-infectious people may test positive."

- (Christian Drosten, Germany’s leading coronavirus expert, speaking about PCR tests in relation to the MURS virus in a German business magazine in 2014)

Applying the CDC and UK government data results, of the 0.22% of the population that has died in the last year, around 94% had multiple comorbidities and around 92% were over 60.

And for that, they've imposed lockdowns, social distancing and face-nappies. They've shut businesses, ruined lives and livelihoods and caused unknown damage to the mental and physical health of previously perfectly healthy people. They're rolling out a completely unnecessary mass-vaccination schedule, which can only do damage to the immune systems of the non-vulnerable. And now they're planning to use a vaccine passporting system to discriminate against those who don't want to inject themselves with experimental biological agents that don't complete their trial phases until the end of 2022.

In the UK alone, these experimental agents have already resulted in 116,632 Yellow Card reports, listing 404,525 separate adverse reactions and 594 deaths. Given that the government itself estimates that only 10% of serious reactions are reported to the Yellow Card scheme, those figures aren't looking good at all.

From a public health perspective, there is absolutely no reason for restrictions or vaccinations for the vast majority of the population, who are young and/or healthy enough to fight off SARS-CoV-2 as they have done with other coronaviruses.

Which leaves the question: given that all this can't possibly be about health, what is it about?