After one of his subscribers donated time and money to obtain the data from the UK Office for National Statistics, Joel Smalley has analysed the data for England and Wales of deaths by date and age at time of death.
The ONS claims that deaths are registered and recorded by them within a week or so of the event occurring.
This allows us to make a direct comparison between the deaths that actually occurred with the deaths the ONS report in their weekly bulletins, which rather inconveniently do not separate the data between the two countries.
Yes, more than a year of artefact in the registration-data data and evidently a whole load of deaths that has indeed occurred but is yet to be reported.
The current registration-date data anomalies represent nothing more than catching up with deaths that occurred a long time ago, possibly over a year.
Evidently, there were 679 excess deaths for "Epidemic" covid for spring to autumn 2020; 803 for the same for autumn 2020 to spring 2021; and a prolonged period of 1,023 cumulative excess deaths in the "Post-jab" era between summer 2021 and mid-winter 2022.
3 There was little covid death at that time, even by the most liberal of determination - "Covid-19 mentioned on the death certificate".
https://expose-news.com/2023/09/19/ons-deaths-are-delayed-by-up-to-a-year/
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