According to Phinance’s analysis, by the end of 2022 the U.S. had experienced approximately 310,000 excess deaths among adults aged 25-64 (a ~23% increase in mortality in that group over normal expectations). Notably, they argue that after mid-2021, with vaccines available and the virus itself becoming less deadly (due to immunity and milder variants), COVID-19 should not have been causing such high excess death rates. Therefore, those 310k “unexplained” deaths in 2021–2022 could represent an upper bound on vaccine-related fatalities or other pandemic collateral damage.

Even more striking is the data on new disabilities. Phinance found that from early 2021 through late 2022, about 1.36 million additional Americans (age 16–64) became disabled – a 24.6% rise in disability in that cohort, far above historical trend. This jump in disabilities among the workforce correlates in time with the vaccine rollout (and was disproportionately higher in the labor force than among those not working). The analysts note that the healthiest segment of the population (employed working-age adults) saw a greater relative increase in disabilities after Q1 2021 than the older or non-working groups.
(Could it be the mandates forcing people to take the vaccine in order to keep their jobs why It's disproportionately higher in the labor force? Those not working are not making money and therefore less likely to travel also, which is likely fewer in that category would of been influenced to take an experimental jab not knowing the possible side effects. This scamdemic was not about protecting people, but coercion and control.)
https://www.vigilantfox.com/p/billionaire-cancer-researcher-covid-cancers?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web