Excess deaths, MP calls for urgent and thorough investigation

Hello and welcome to today's talk, Sunday, February 5. Now we want answers as to why more people are dying than usual. Excess

deaths

are high and we want to break down all the possibilities that could be causing these

excess

deaths

. This is Esther McVeigh in the British Parliament speaking on this matter, let's listen to it briefly. Public health. Mr President, the chief medical officer, recently warned that the current

excess

of uncovered deaths is partly due to patients not receiving statins or blood pressure. medications during the pandemic, but looking at the data on statins and open prescribing.net, which is based on monthly NHS prescriptions, there doesn't seem to be a drop, so where is the evidence and, if there isn't, what is causing this excess of deaths?

The minister is committed to an

urgent

and

thorough

investigation

into the matter, but we are seeing an increase in excess deaths in this country, but we are also seeing that in Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and across Europe, and there is a variety of factors. There is an increase, as we saw in December, in the number of people admitted with flu, Covid and other healthcare conditions, and this is not something that is only seen in this country, but also across Europe. Bridgette, well, Lester McVeigh seems a little taken aback. Based on that response, now the report where Chris Wishid, the chief medical officer, talks about this is in this technical review published in December and we looked at this in some detail at the time, so what we need to do now is check what it is. .

It's true? So the chief medical officer says the deaths are caused by excess deaths, of course, in part because statins and blood pressure medications are not available during the pandemic, so that's where he says it's true. Well, these are medications that regulate lipids. which are statin type drugs, so here we have January 19th here we have January 20th. So the beginning of the pandemic there, so this was prescribed before the pandemic, it was prescribed during the pandemic and there will probably be something until July 2022 we have a slight increase, so we can see quite clearly that the regulatory drugs of lipids, like statins, the actual absorption during the pandemic increased slightly, not decreased slightly, so that means the estimate Grows well in the main doctor's office is wrong, how can it? the medical director was wrong, he really asks for credibility, he was wrong, the data is there and it is the lipid lowering drugs now regarding hypertension and heart failure again, so we have January 20, 2020.

This is before the pandemic, this is during the pandemic until 2022 and again we see that there is also no reduction in hypertension medication, so the estimated values ​​are completely correct in what she says, there is no doubt about it now, um, let's see. Let's look at this in a little more detail, so Chris Witty's technical reports show that the data is inaccurate. So this

calls

into question the competence of the medical director. I mean no one is suggesting it's deliberately false, of course, but it should. He knew that he should have been able to verify that data before we included it in his technical report.

Is not acceptable. You know, these are people we implicitly trusted during the pandemic. The main medical office and the scientific director. Let's hope they are. they don't let us down um now um the data we just saw there is open prescribing led by the University of Oxford uh cholesterol medications did not go down during the pandemic there is evidence that blood pressure medications were not taken less frequently during the pandemic exists the evidence now an estimate they asked for an

urgent

and

thorough

investigation

and the minister actually said: well this is not just a problem in England, this is a problem in Scotland, Ireland and all over the world, all over Europe, I mean , what type?

The answer is yes it is a problem that's why we want the answer to this um so asking for an urgent and thorough review is completely reasonable now that the reasons why the minister gave him the flu and they covered it up we know they don't They take into account. excess deaths, but she mentioned other health conditions, well yes, people have other health conditions and that can cause their death, so what the minister said was completely absurd now that the minister in question is actually Maria Coldfeld, who I actually have a little bit of. of time for Maria Coldfield really um uh she's the parliamentary under secretary of state um the first question is why didn't the Health Minister answer the question because this is quite a serious matter now Maria Coldfold didn't do political philosophy and economics at Oxbridge and, As far as I know, she was not a parliamentary private intern, she came about the hard way, she was a clinical nurse, so she knows what sick people are, hurts and things that smell, as if she knew the reality of and without However, she could say things that were patently ridiculous.

Basically, she was saying this isn't a problem because it's everywhere. The answer didn't make sense so I can't impute motives to her but I wonder given all the resources of the Civil Service that she had at her disposal if Marie Coldfield really agrees with Esther McVay she just had to follow the government line um I don't know just think out loud actually but the reason you gave doesn't take into account excess deaths because we know they are excess deaths other than covid, yes flu will count for some but other health conditions probably account for the vast majority and saying that people are real because they have other health conditions is just absurd but that's where we are so the answers we definitely need from you and I think I agree with the estimate - very urgent and thorough research is required because this is everywhere.

Now let's look at a report from the European Parliament. This is from the special committee created by the European Parliament. This is from Christine Anderson. member of the European Parliament who is a member of the special committee on the covid pandemic. Lessons learned and recommendations for the future, so let's move on to this committee. Now yes, you may have heard a pretty quick change right now. Thanks to our colleague Rob Ross, who posed the question at the Kobe committee and the Pfizer representative, yes, he responded quite clearly, so now we all know that people have been lied to, it was a gigantic lie and Everything governments did is based on this lie, especially in Western democracies. infringe on people's rights take away their freedom lock them in their homes impose curfews this was all based on that gigantic lie and um yeah I can only thank my colleagues um we are doing an incredible job on this coveted committee and We will get to the bottom of things and we will get the answers that the people that you deserve will work on that and we will continue to work on that, but that is the other message, none of that would have been possible if we did not have the enormous massive support of you the people because you came forward.

Streets showed their governments that they will not tolerate this and they will not tolerate this and for that I really thank and applaud you and me. I will do it right now, thank you, this applause was for you, the people, because we can only do so much if we do not have the support of you, the people, and as you may have heard, Urzola Fonderline, the president of the EU Commission is now under a lot of pressure. and rightly so, people have a right to know what happened in these contracts with their SMS exchange with C Pfizer Ebola.

People need to know who they can hold responsible and accountable for whatever happened behind the scenes, so yeah, thank you. again, it was his support that kept us going and then made all of this possible and things are changing now his house of cards is collapsing and he's doing it rightly and you know, one more thing, although I'm fed up and tired of being called a covidiot and I'd rather be a co-vidiot than be an idiot because that's what all these people blindly trust because that's what all these people who blindly trusted their governments turned out to be and I'll say it again , it never was.

It was never about public health, it was never about breaking waves, it was always about breaking people, but and that's the good news, they failed, it didn't work and I'm very proud of the people that I am. It is an honor to be allowed to represent and I will continue to do that. Thank you very much, so here we go, there were the viewers of Christine Anderson, member of the European Parliament in Germany, member of the Covid Special Committee, uh, on Covid. 19 Lessons Learned About the Pandemic and Recommendations for the Future and of course we wouldn't be in a position to comment on the content of what she said there, but I thought you'd be interested in seeing it.

You know, it's great that our elected representatives still have freedom of speech or relative freedom of speech. It's a shame we don't all enjoy the same privilege, but for now, thanks for watching.