Denis Rancourt
"The paper specifically points out that nine of the 17 countries had no noticeable increase in overall deaths for about a year after the pandemic was declared, until vaccines were introduced.
It also notes that there were unprecedented peaks in deaths in the summer of 2022, which coincided with or were immediately preceded by the rollout of booster doses.
They go into detail about mortality and vaccination data for Chile and Peru, arguing that the peaks in overall deaths during specific periods could not likely be due to any other cause than the vaccines. This is based on the timing of these peaks and the rollout of booster doses.
The study calculates the vaccine-dose fatality rate (vDFR), which is the ratio of deaths believed to be caused by the vaccine to the number of vaccine doses given. The vDFR varies from 0.02% in New Zealand to 0.20% in Uruguay and increases with age. For the 17 countries studied, the overall vDFR is estimated to be around 0.126%, implying around 17 million vaccine-related deaths worldwide.
The conclusion is that the risk of death from the Covid™ injection is much higher than reported in the media, clinical trials and other monitoring systems. Denis calls for an immediate reevaluation of public health policies, especially those prioritising the elderly for ‘vaccination’."