[Margaret Pilkington]

In 2018 the total number of deaths from any cause was 541,589.
In 2019 the total number of deaths from any cause was 530,841.
So far this year there have been 453,803 deaths from any cause(this is up to the week of the 25th of September) and this is in a year when we are in a pandemic.

Unless we have 77,000 deaths in the next two months we are still only meeting what could be considered a ‘normal’ number of deaths.
By the way, these stats are for England and Wales and were taken from ONS figures.

All of the graphs we are being shown are without context, and as such are of use only for bamboozling the general public.
All the infections are the number of positive tests.
Some of these positive tests will be the same person tested multiple times...but will be counted as if they are sick people.

We are being put into a second lockdown for no good reason....and this time the children are being allowed to go to school...well unless someone in their bubble or study group tests positive, then it is off home....isolate...test and if you get a negative test you go back to school for....well maybe a day...or two and then the process is repeated.
Make any sense to you?
Or is it just me who thinks this is nonsense? Don’t answer that....I know what you will say.