I was wrong.

After listening to today’s podcast, I think it’s important to clarify that the total number of covid deaths previously reported by the WHO were around 6,210,7190 — which is a much higher number than the slightly less than two million deaths talked about in today’s show. Where did my 1,917,135 number come from?

The data I shared this morning was revealed by a redirect link from the WHO website. When I went to retrieve the latest data, this is the screen that I got:

I clicked that link, which took me to a different WHO webpage with different data:

That second link is the reference used in the article Ep. 100 - Shocking Number of American Deaths Revealed! — and these numbers account for the dramatic comparison.

I realize now that the numbers on the page above were only for Europe, not the entire world. That was a significant oversight, and I apologize!

With that in mind, it would only be fair to run the same comparison — between US deaths and total world deaths — with the more accurate and larger figure.

How does the US’s reported 987,034 deaths compare to the world’s previously reported 6,210,719 deaths? Mathematically, it looks like this:

Which is to say, at just 4% of the world’s population, American deaths still account for nearly 16% of worldwide deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic. This figure should still be shocking, given our advance medical system, access to vaccines, and the fact that we spend more on healthcare than any other country in the world.

At any rate, it felt important to clarify the numbers and apologize for the mistake.

It’s always critical to stay curious and question the sources — even question the sources on this podcast by clicking the links and seeing for yourself — as there is a lot of conflicting data coming from seemingly reputable sources.

On another note, it’s worth questioning whether or not we should have faith in any of these numbers anyway, given the easily sketchy global reporting and manipulated modeling behind the figures being presented. As it’s been said:

There are lies, damn lies, and then there are statistics.

When all things are considered, there is a broader perspective that puts all of this information into proper context: They are still using inflated numbers to stimulate fear and justify medical tyranny — and that is a problem that is not going to go away anytime soon.

Stay wise my friends!