When you look at excess deaths this year on the west coast they are like 12x more in Oregon than last year at this time, 6x ish in Washington than last year at this time, and almost 2.7x more in California than last year around this time

To put that in perspective, That’s multitudes more ON TOP OF round 1 of covid deaths which was a black swan event (1200% more, 600% more, and 270% more)…when we had no vaccines, no monoclonal antibodies, nobody knew anything about it or what to treat it with, where if they put you on a vent it was 80% died to now it’s 28%.

All west coast states are heavily vaxed like the east coast states but the east coast states aren’t experiencing the same thing. In fact their excess death cases are below last years

What is the explanation for this? Fukushima came to my mind as well.

It isn’t all covid because of it was the hospitals would have collapsed and they have tent triage everywhere

If this excess death continues on the west coast it will collapse. It is not sustainable for a working age population

It’s about as doomy as it gets