he figures also show that 9 in every 10 Covid deaths in England over the past two years had received three or more of the deadly vaccine.

According to reports: On the 21st of February 2023, the Office for National Statistics (ONS), a UK Government agency, quietly published data on deaths by vaccination status in England up to 31st December 2022.

The overdue dataset from the ONS is titled “Deaths by Vaccination Status, England, 1 April 2021 to 31 December 2022.”

The data can be accessed on the ONS site here, and downloaded here.

Table 1 of the latest dataset contains figures on the mortality rates by vaccinatioAs you can see from the above, the vast majority of Covid deaths occurred among those who had received three or more doses of the Covid injection during that month.

However, this isn’t an anomaly.

The following chart shows the ONS-recorded Covid deaths per month by vaccination status in England between 1st April 2021 and 31st December 2022, a period of 21 Months:

The above chart suggests that the Covid injections are not effective.

May 2021 saw the lowest number of Covid deaths, with 205 among the vaccinated population and just 84 among the unvaccinated population.

But fast forward a year and we find Covid deaths skyrocketed by 450%, with 1,494 among the vaccinated and just 96 among the unvaccinated.

Surely if the Covid injections were effective we would expect to see deaths decreasing year on year, not increasing?

Instead, what we find from the data is that Covid deaths among the unvaccinated population have become almost negligible.

Deaths among the vaccinated population, meanwhile, have become more significant as time passes.

For instance, between April 1st and December 31st 2021, there were 17,150 Covid deaths, 13,116 of which were among the vaccinated, and 4,034 of which were among the unvaccinated.

This means 76.5% of Covid deaths were among the vaccinated, whilst 23.5% of deaths were among the unvaccinated.

Then between April 1st 2022 and December 31st 2022, there were 17,161 Covid deaths, which is only an increase of 11 deaths.

But the difference is, just 970 of those deaths were among the unvaccinated, whilst 16,191 were among the fully vaccinated.

This means we’ve gone from 76.5% of Covid deaths being among the vaccinated and 23.5% of deaths being among the unvaccinated in 2021, to 94% of Covid deaths being among the vaccinated and just 6% of deaths being among the unvaccinated in 2022.

The following chart shows the overall number of deaths by vaccination status between 1st April 2021 and 31st December 2022:

In all, there were 45,191 Covid deaths in England between 1st April 2021 and 31st December 2022, and 38,884 of those deaths were among the fully vaccinated population.

Meanwhile, there were just 6,307 deaths were among the unvaccinated population.

This means the fully vaccinated population have accounted for 86% / 9 in every 10 Covid deaths over twenty-one months.

Unfortunately, the mass Covid “booster” shot campaign in winter 2021 did absolutely nothing to alleviate the huge number of deaths among the vaccinated population.

In fact, the data suggests that the booster campaign actually made things worse.

The following chart shows the total number of Covid deaths by vaccination status throughout 2022:

In all, there were 28,041 Covid deaths in England between 1st January 2022 and 31st December 2022.

25,758 of those deaths were among the fully vaccinated population.

Just 2,273 deaths were among the unvaccinated population.

This means the fully vaccinated population accounted for 92% of all Covid deaths throughout the year 2022.

And despite a fifth dose of the Covid-19 injection being offered to the public before the end of the year, it’s those who had the most doses that account for the majority of deaths among the vaccinated.

These aren’t the kind of figures you would expect to see if the Covid shots really are up to 95% effective at preventing death.n status for all-cause deaths, deaths involving COVID-19, and deaths not involving Covid.