Ok kike.

The claim of 3000% seems fairly dubious. Most highly jabbed countries have been running at something like 20% excess deaths for the last few years (not reducing after the initial "pandemic" had passed).

The excess death figures are a serious problem, in a normal pandemic, excess deaths would peak during the initial wave with diminishing peaks in subsequent waves AND a period of lower than expected death rates (negative excess deaths) for some time afterwards as the people who are killed in the pandemic waves are usually people who were otherwise going to die in the not too distant future. However, in the COVID case, there wasn't a huge peak in excess deaths during the "pandemic", though there were many deaths that were likely caused by the treatments (use of ventilators, remdesivr, etc), however there has been a sustained high rate of excess deaths for many causes over a long period of time that doesn't correlate with viral waves, but does begin almost exactly when the jab rollout started.

The claim of 3000% may be a deliberate plant from the "trust the science" morons to put out obviously false information that they can then use to discredit anyone who falls for it. It's important to look at all information to determine its source and veracity, particularly if it looks either too good or too bad to be true. If excess deaths actually did increase by 3000%, you'd be in a "bring out your dead" kind of scenario.