You know that thing that crops up, where we ask each other how many people we know of that died from/with covid, and how many died having had a Covid jab.
Professor Mark Skidmore has taken this a step further; asking 3000 people in the US the same question.
He wasn’t making a direct comparison between the two categories of fatality, but he produced an estimate of 264,000 fatalities post-vaccine; ie fatalities that were attributed to the vaccine.
How Many People Died from the Covid-19 Inoculations?
An Estimate Based on a Survey of the United States Population*
Working Paper
Mark Skidmore
Abstract
This paper examines the potential fatalities and injuries from the Covid-19 inoculation using an
online “Covid-19 Health Experiences Survey” administered to a representative sample of the
United States (US) population. The sample is composed of 3,000 respondents balanced on age,
gender, and income to the extent possible. The survey was administered in December 2021,
collecting information regarding respondents’ experiences with the Covid-19 illness and the
Covid-19 inoculation as well as Covid-19 health experiences within respondents’ social circles.
The survey also collected respondent socioeconomic information. Assuming all the responses
represent a causal relationship between recorded deaths and the inoculations, I estimate that
about 308,000 people may have died from the Covid-19 inoculation in the US. Removing deaths
that might have happened regardless of the inoculation yields an estimate of 264,000 fatalities. I
also analyze the factors that influence the likelihoods of being inoculated, experiencing an
adverse event, and knowing someone who was injured by the Covid-19 inoculation.
The direct comparison would be fascinating, but the prof. is probably right not to make it (so I’m going to wrongly do it anyway 
), because you would need to consider how people think about Covid vs how they think about the vaccine. Covid deaths are officially designated, whereas vaccine deaths will probably not be so-labelled in peoples’ minds unless there is perceived reason for suspicion.
At the date of the close of the data collection, the official count for US covid deaths was 832,865 according to Worldometer.
The official count of vaccine deaths is - nine (!), so whatever biases might be present in people’s view of a ‘vaccine death’, a tally in the hundreds of thousands is significant.
At the very least it surely confirms the CDC count is a lie.
What about the comparison. 833,000 ‘covid deaths’ vs 264,000 ‘vaccine deaths’ - what does it mean?
Well the 264,000 will not all be genuine vaccine-induced deaths of course.
But the official ‘Covid deaths’ are subject to significant overcounting due to the widely criticized PCR test using a cycles threshold designed to catch fragments of viral DNA. And how much Covid caused the death isn’t even evaluated. Whereas the vaccine benefits from an embargo on all the avenues that suggest the vaccine causes deaths. If you could adjust for these unquantifiable biases, it’s easy to imagine the two numbers being thrown together, into the same ballpark.
The evidence from studies indicates (suggests/overwhelmingly shows) that early treatment would reduce the covid deaths considerably.
Pinch of salt required rather than a slide rule - but it’s interesting.
