> You’re questioning “where are the bodies” when it’s a meagre 15% increase on the prior year which the system can and has clearly handled. mmmhmmm. So what you're saying is that 4800 probable vaccine deaths wouldn't even make a blip, let alone "where are the bodies." > In 2019 did you ask where are the supposed 2.8m bodies that apparently die each year? No, you didn’t. Because that would be stupid. And your question is also stupid. We've already covered the system is designed to handle that. You're saying the system can handle 15% increase Y-O-Y but it can't handle the 4800 person increase in probable vaccine deaths. > Go to your local cemetery or crematorium and ask them what has happened. I did. My grandmother died a few months ago of COVID. Of course, it had nothing to do with being 99, having a massive heart attack or being in a coma for a week with severe internal bleeding, no sir. I thanked the funeral director for getting us in during this difficult time when they're handing more than ever. They started to answer me in a manner that said no, they were operating as normal, but then I think the guy realized what I was doing and just muttered some generic appreciation.