Almost out of the age bracket. I was in the age bracket wherein cocaine was freakin' everywhere. Could be at a party and there are state and federal judges with snowtracks under their noses.Deputy Travis Junior said:
Rich, angry, emotionally unstable exec dying of "heart issues"... sounds like cocaine to me
aggiehawg said:Could be at a party and there are state and federal judges with snowtracks under their noses.Deputy Travis Junior said:
Rich, angry, emotionally unstable exec dying of "heart issues"... sounds like cocaine to me
ROTFLMAO. 80s were fun. Cocaine was the reason so few people were convicted in the early 80s.Deputy Travis Junior said:aggiehawg said:Could be at a party and there are state and federal judges with snowtracks under their noses.Deputy Travis Junior said:
Rich, angry, emotionally unstable exec dying of "heart issues"... sounds like cocaine to me
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This is just one source. There are several.TikkaShooter said:Quote:
people just dying is up a measurable percentage according to the insurance companies.
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According to EuroMOMO, a European mortality monitoring activity supported by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO), many European countries are showing elevated levels of excess mortality in all age groups around 35% above average and did so throughout 2022.
In fact, despite relatively low Covid death rates, overall excess deaths in all age groups in Europe in 2022 were as high as in 2020 and higher than 2021 even in the oldest cohorts. Beyond Europe, the situation is much the same: Australia and New Zealand recorded, respectively, 16% and 9% more excess deaths than the historical average in 2022, while in the United States, CDC data shows that the rate of non-Covid excess deaths in the first half of 2022 was even higher than in 2020 or 2021.
In short, a significant number of Western countries are experiencing a surge in excess deaths across all age groups. And there is no single explanation for this.
