The 2020 mortality rate for England and Wales has been published at long last and we can finally see how deadly this new coronavirus lurgy has been in relation to the normal range of deaths in the two countries. On average ten people out of every thousand died from all causes in England and Wales last year. But that’s entirely within the normal death rate range for England and Wales during the 21st century. During the 1960’s, 70’s, 80,s and 90’s, years through which most of us lived, or partially lived through, years we can remember well, the death rate was constantly higher but we didn’t close down businesses and make people wear face-nappies. We didn’t stop people from going to Mass and place everyone under literal house-arrest.

In 2019 the death rate was nine people out of every thousand. So if we take a medium-size English city to serve as a practical example that can be easily visualised it means that a city like Norwich, with an urban population of about a quarter-of-a-million people, saw maybe 250-300 more deaths from all causes last year than it did the year before that.

Not exactly what would be expected from a highly-deadly pandemic sweeping the world and decimating populations is it?

And yet that’s the false narrative the powers-that-be insist on feeding us with whilst they throw us on the dole and destroy our businesses, whilst they stop us travelling around, whilst they stop us socialising with family and friends, and prevent us from receiving the Christian Sacraments.

Time to put an end to the ‘Great Reset’.