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BBC News Finally Admits COVID Vaccines Caused ‘Excess Deaths’ in 2022 BBC News has finally admitted what many independent outlets have been reporting on for the last few years: Covid jabs are causing ‘excess deaths’ among the vaccinated population. England and Wales suffered the highest number of excess deaths in over half a century in 2022, and a non-stop weekly rally of excess deaths since week 16 of 2022 that equates to 62,543 excess deaths as of March 2023, according to a BBC report. The BBC, a publicly funded propaganda arm of the UK government, and its reporters have knowingly lied since the outset of the pandemic about the safety of the Covid-19 vaccine. They unequivocally stated that the Covid-19 vaccine was not responsible for a record-breaking year of death, providing a “source” to prove it. They claimed that figures up to June 2022, looking at deaths from all causes, showed unvaccinated people were more likely to die than vaccinated people. They then went on to state that – ”If vaccines were driving excess deaths we would expect this to be the other way around.” The problem for the BBC, is that ‘The Expose’ has been analyzing the source provided by a UK government institution known as the Office for National Statistics (ONS) for months on end. And we can reveal that mortality rates per 100,000 in every single age group, even children, in England and Wales were lowest among the unvaccinated in some age groups as early as 2021, and lowest among the unvaccinated in all age groups by May 2022 at the latest. The overdue updated report, finally published towards the end of February 2023, also confirms the unvaccinated had the lowest mortality rate per 100,000 throughout the whole of 2022. Therefore, BBC News has not only lied to the public, but has also admitted in black and white that the Covid-19 injections are to blame for 2022 being the worst year for deaths in half a century by confirming that. https://thepeoplesvoice.tv/bbc-news-finally-admits-covid-vaccines-caused-excess-deaths-in-2022/