Intimidation and Misinformation Regarding the 138 «sudden,» «inexplicable» etc., deaths of young people up to age 19 «in the first half of 2022».
Catchy titles and, in general, whatever is convenient as long as they «sell», as appropriate falsified ELSTAT data.
First:
The deaths do not cover a 6-month period but a 3-month period (from January 3, 2022, to April 3, 2022). On the surface, this seems to contradict my view, but the truth and the evidence are so clear and revealing!
Second:
This has nothing to do with «sudden» or «unexplained» deaths. ELSTAT simply records all deaths.
Third:
If we compare these figures with those from previous years (what could be more logical?), it turns out that not only is there no significant increase in deaths among young people up to age 19, but the proportion of such deaths relative to total deaths is decreasing, as has been the case over the past five years.
The data from the past 10 years They're all from the ELSTAT, except for the last column for 2022, where I perform a simple extrapolation (13 weeks out of 52 weeks) based on the available data from ELSTAT, and I arrive at 552 (expected) deaths among young people in 2022 or else at the 0.34% of total (expected) deaths for 2022.
Nothing out of the ordinary, and no comparison to the 576 youth deaths in 2019, the 701 in 2016, the 649 in 2012, or TWICE AS MANY!!!! 1,149 youth deaths in the not-so-distant year of 2000!
This is where they got the data on the 138 youth deaths. 138 is the total number of deaths among young people—and, of course, this does not include sudden deaths, unexplained deaths, or whatever else these self-proclaimed anonymous and named «journalists” might imply.”. And it is deaths in the first quarter through April 3, rather than in the first half of the year. So out of touch!
Eye-catching headlines from anonymous and well-known sources (iefimerida, in.gr, sportime, taNea, parapolitika, etc.):
The joy of being sprayed! Just look at the titles of their articles:
Back in the not-so-distant year of 2000, we had 1,149!! (twice as many as today!) deaths among young people up to age 19, or a rate of 1,09%! (three times higher than today!) out of a total of 105,170 deaths among young people up to age 19 at that time.
Sotiris Merkouris
