EXCESS DEATHS: how much longer can this horror story be suppressed. Decent people need helpI. Introduction Over the past year, the world has been grappling with the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. While official death tolls provide a grim outlook on the impact of the virus, there is another, more alarming statistic that has largely been overlooked: excess deaths. Excess deaths refer to the number of deaths that exceed what would be expected based on historical data. These deaths are not limited to just those directly caused by COVID-19, but also include deaths from other causes that may have been exacerbated by the pandemic. The suppression of this data is a disservice to the public, who deserve to know the full extent of the crisis we are facing.

II. The Reality of Excess Deaths As countries around the world struggle to contain the spread of the virus, excess deaths have become a grim reality. In the United States alone, there have been over 400,000 excess deaths since the start of the pandemic. These deaths are not just numbers on a page – they represent real people who have lost their lives prematurely. Many of these deaths could have been prevented if proper measures had been put in place to protect vulnerable populations. The suppression of this data only serves to downplay the severity of the crisis and prevent us from taking the necessary steps to address it.

III. The Emotional Toll Beyond the staggering numbers, excess deaths have taken a toll on the emotional well-being of countless families who have lost loved ones. The inability to properly grieve and mourn due to restrictions on gatherings has only added to the pain and suffering of those left behind. The suppression of this data further adds insult to injury, denying families the recognition and acknowledgment of their loss. Decent people deserve better than to have their grief minimized and ignored.

IV. The Importance of Transparency Transparency is crucial in times of crisis, yet the suppression of excess death data sends a dangerous message that the true extent of the pandemic can be hidden from the public. This lack of transparency not only erodes trust in government institutions but also hinders our ability to effectively respond to the crisis. Without accurate data, we cannot hope to implement targeted interventions to protect those most at risk. The longer this data is suppressed, the longer we will be in the dark about the true impact of the pandemic.

V. The Need for Action Decent people everywhere must demand transparency and accountability from their leaders. It is not enough to simply accept the official death tolls at face value; we must push for the release of excess death data to fully understand the scale of the crisis we are facing. By shining a light on these grim statistics, we can honor the lives lost and ensure that their deaths were not in vain. It is time for us to come together as a global community and demand the truth about excess deaths. Only then can we begin to heal and move forward from this collective tragedy.

VI. Conclusion The suppression of excess death data is a disservice to the public and a betrayal of the trust placed in our leaders. Decent people deserve to know the full extent of the crisis we are facing, not have it hidden from view. It is time for us to demand transparency and accountability from those in power. Together, we can shine a light on the true impact of the pandemic and ensure that no more lives are needlessly lost. The horror story of excess deaths must be brought into the light – for the sake of all decent people who need help.

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