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Jan 2, 2022Liked by Darby Shaw

Disability and Life Insurance Claims are a promising lead to follow. If other insurers confirm the uptick, there's your smoking gun. Thanks, Darby. Promising lead!

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I think you're right. This is a promising lead. Enough time has passed, since the vax campaigns got underway, that vax death claims could now be showing up in the companies' quarterly reports. Also, these insurance companies are insuring currently employed individuals, many (perhaps most) of whom were required to get vaxxed to keep their jobs. So, in other words, these life insurance companies may now be insuring a mostly vaxxed working population, with all the consequences that go along with that.

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While this is great confirmation, we can also use the CDC's own data to confirm this pattern. https://mariaromana.substack.com/p/they-want-you-dead-all-cause-mortality

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Thank you, Maria! I will take a look at this. I know that one of the big complaints about the CDC is that they don't actually keep up with reporting on the all-cause data in real time. Last year, for example, the CDC dumped a large number of all-cause deaths into the file at the end of the year/beginning of the next year. That's why I haven't been trying to track it in real time. If you're already seeing large increases in all-cause with what they are currently reporting, that means the increases are likely to get even bigger after they catch up with all the reporting.

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Jan 3, 2022Liked by Darby Shaw

How about publicly traded companies who are in the death business. Check out the symbol CSV. Look at the gains and the recent earnings. They are going way up. Hard to fake that.

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Jan 2, 2022Liked by Darby Shaw

Thank you, Darby! Sharing far and wide!

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Wow! Hard to pull one over on the insurance industry.

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Yes, a lot will be blamed on the lockdowns-- that and "long covid."

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Thanks, Darby.

I've virated your link, including to my dear unrequited pen pal the NSW Australia Health Minister.

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Sorry i gotta rant some....Now with the airline pilots sueing Brandon....I am wondering if the insurance industry is going to chime in and make it official, that millions, or is it billions, of people will now be uninsurable in general. Think pretty much everyone who needs it....drivers, bondsmen, pilots...doctors...construction workers...anyone operating machinery...athletes...all uninsurable. As for myself, I don't have any life insurance policies, but if I did want to perhaps I could as an unvaccinated. Maybe the vaccinated will just lie, and say they are unvaxxed, if they need to be insured. Betcha. I mean, does the gov know the name of every vaccinated person, (or think they do?) Seems so. From what I gather, we are more valuable to the WEF/UN players when they can market our illnesses/deaths as a business, so that is like....their endgame. WEF/UN certainly wont want to pay out pensions and they are daily off the hook on that as we perish.

Still dont even have my will in order, guess its high time...heard about mushroom coffins, that would be cool....i really dont want to get shot up with plastic when I die, want that 24hour style burial....at least I can melt back into the ground, if I am lucky....mushroom coffins....yeah.

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Jan 2, 2022·edited Jan 2, 2022

And to think that these folks provide worse rates for fans of Joe Camel and the Marlboro Man. I am sure the government will dump lots of our money into stabilizing this self inflicted catastrophe.

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Jan 3, 2022·edited Jan 3, 2022Liked by Darby Shaw

More on ethical medicine and informed consent from Dr. Malone: https://youtu.be/Fx9DDcUN3sM

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Thank you for this post. Hospitals gain money from disease, life/ disability insurance companies lose money. So they could be an important source of information about people who are vaccinated. If most of this uptick in death and disability is due to the vaccine, they are going to need to adjust their risk models and hopefully speak out about it.

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Do insurance companies cover death or injury from an experimental drug?

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Good question. If a person has life or disability insurance, they could file a claim for a vaccine injury or their family could receive death benefits if they die. From the vaccine. Would an insurance company deny the claim because it's an experimental vaccine, or the person took it under emergency use? I don't know... I guess it depends on the fine print of their insurance policy, and if the insurance company feels there is a PR risk in denying such claims.

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I know very little about life insurance policies, Do these companies not have a fiduciary duty to their shareholders to prevent unnecessary losses? If they are going to lose a whole lot of money now because their policyholders have been forced to take a dangerous vaccine that the FDA, CDC and the vaccine makers all lied about, do not have an obligation to fight those claims? Perhaps even file suit against Pfizer et al. for abruptly ending their Phase 3 clinical trials and giving their controls the vaccine in order to hide the risks and exaggerate the benefits? It seems clear to me that the companies that are now making billions from these defective products should, at the very least, be forced to pay the life insurance claims of people who die from them.

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I agree, they do have a fiduciary duty. My best friend's father's career was to assess risk for a life insurance company. But I can't say I know a lot about it.

If these kinds of death and disability numbers continue into 2022, I would think they risk being put out of business due to paying claims. So if they didn't want to take responsibility for paying out vaccine injury and death claims, they could try to get Pfizer, or the government, to pay like you suggest. Pursuing that also has a couple repercussions that I can think of. One is the possible PR propaganda that will be hurled against them in the corporate media causing loss of business, Another is underhanded or illegal attacks against their business from the pharmaceutical industry and government. Either of those repercussions could put them out of business. The corporate-government could see the threat they pose and give them bailout money, saying the money is for covid deaths and long covid disability, and the general public may be none the wiser. It seems to me like they're between a rock and a hard place right now, and maybe they will wait and see which way the narrative winds blow.

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Jan 6, 2022·edited Jan 6, 2022

For life insurance the exclusion is usually suicide only.. And for a fixed amount of time. Like 1 or 2 years

After that feel free to put a gun to your head or drink bleach, jump of a tall building. Your beneficiary will collect the death benefit.

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Perhaps another question is: do insurance companies cover self harm?

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Yes. Do suggest you get life insurance, especially if you have responsibilities like raising a family.

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Thank you for reporting. This is heart-breaking if this continues to escalate.

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Wonder if they’ll tick up when vax induced dna repair impairment really kicks in

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The cancer and various other disease surges will never be blamed on the vaccines [of course].

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All cause mortality: proof the vaxes are "working"

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Jan 4, 2022·edited Jan 4, 2022

Sorry, VAERS numbers as is... are very very Low. VAERS is self reported and not verified in anyway. You could go there and post 10,000 adverse events if you wanted to.

It's a shame how "sick" America is generally in terms of mental and physical health.

The majority of Asian countries with "draconian" covid policies had their life expectancy go UP not down. COVID killed so few people most go unmasked and is largely free to do whatever they want, especially in China.

Seems like Asian countries generally don't have the same social and chemical abuse problems Americans have. Its an eclectic mix of countries, rich and poor, large and small, etc etc.... Alas

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Yes, you can report 10,000 adverse events to VAERS, under penalty of perjury. It is actually against the law to submit a false report to VAERS.

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Jan 4, 2022·edited Jan 4, 2022

Like all the not so obvious things you pointed out.

I'll point one out about VAERS.. The politicised environment in the US and A these days can also lead to over reporting. With... 200? 300? Million vaccine doses given out what's 10,000 or 20,000 reports?

A rounding error.

Prior to covid I haven't a clue what they injected me with, told me to swallow or rub on my skin.

Consider my comments about Asian countries as well.

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In the past several months, nurses and physicians have confirmed a prior report by Harvard, that VAERS captures only a tiny percent of the total vaccine adverse events. These health professionals say that most of their managers as well as colleagues have never even heard of VAERS. Hospitals do not train employees on how to make reports, nor encourage them to do so. In fact, the opposite has occurred: Workers have actually been labeled "anti-vax" and fired for making honest reports to VAERS.

I think the best way to decide whether you want to trust VAERS or not is to go into the system and spend a few hours reading some actual reports. You will see that many contain highly technical medical information that only professional nurses and doctors would know. They read like legitimate medical reports, not fiction.

And it's not 20,000 reports that have been filed. It's 20,000 DEATH reports that have been filed. There are hundreds of thousands of reports of injuries, many of which may be permanent.

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Jan 6, 2022·edited Jan 6, 2022

Try some elementary school mathematics.

Only a few % of cases reported to VAERS. 20,000 deaths??

I'll take that to be 3% for arguments sake

20,000×33= 660,000 deaths caused by vaccines.

You're mathematics is silly for all sorts of reasons.

You conduct great research I have to say. That's why here parsing thru facts I find interesting.

Odd ball conclusions and extrapolation that doesn't require you to be a trained epidemiologist to debunk. Basic high school maths is sufficient.

Over reporting? Very easy to do.

I got a vaccine and died the next day from a car accident... That memes been making the rounds. That's reportable, and no one to sift thru it for accuracy. The bias also can be skewed in the opposite direction.

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Thought about was this type detection of all cause deaths by a different lens.

What about cell phone companies:

How about detecting deaths via inactivated cell phone numbers? Couldn't that angle be used to measure increase in deaths?

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You'd have to link it with a different database to check if they stopped paying, changed companies, moved outta the country etc.

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