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Originally posted by shaneos: ↑

24,000 Australians have died from Covid 19.

This statement alone proves how deluded in the head you still are.

No one has died from "convid19" alone.

The ones labelled as so call convid deaths all had other comorbidities and other health issues/accidents etc. Anyone that died within 28 days of a fraudulent PCR test was labeled a convid19 death.

Can you explain why the ABS are now trying to cover up excess deaths with their latest reports?

How about the guvnuts provide the vaxxed vs non vaxxed death rates over the last 4 years?

All data available via AIR.

The cover up continues.

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24,000 Australians have died from Covid 19.

24,000 Australians have died where the major cause was covid 19. many other Australians have died where covid 19 was not the major cause.
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