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It's even clearer for 2nd doses. When death rates in each age group peak, the population that's taking place in is small. Death rates in unvaccinated 60-69 year olds peaked when only 8.3% of people in that age group were unvaccinated. For single dosed people it's 2.5% or less!pic.twitter.com/VLXmd0E7ZG
This is a relatively small and unrepresentative group, which will be biased towards people who were too ill to get vaccinated at the time. Which probably explains why their death rates appear higher. Just 180 "extra" deaths a week produces that huge bump in death rates.pic.twitter.com/aLkwsmlkyH
Of course, HART instead assume the data is faulty, and (having failed to read the data definitions, as usual) conclude that the vaccination status of people who die is systematically miscategorised. In fact, the definitions show the categories do exactly what it says on the tin:pic.twitter.com/Bxvaj0RT96
HART then go a step further though. This has Joel Smalley’s grubby fingerprints all over it, as it creates a completely artificial baseline that assumes people die at a constant rate all year (!), and arbitrarily assigns every "excess" death in the unvaccinated to the vaccinated!pic.twitter.com/sGp8lqF1Lz
This produces an alarming looking graph that claims there's a HUGE spike in non-covid death rates immediately after vaccination. Which is, of course, complete and utter nonsense. Absolutely nothing in the ONS data they're using supports this false claim.pic.twitter.com/HZqnTW2JNW
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