This will lead to one of two endings (or possibly both):
40% higher life insurance premiums on age 18-64 year olds.
Insurance companies declining to pay for deaths as a result of "experimental vaccine related complications". To save $Tens of Billions, insurance companies may begin requiring vax info and autopsies to change the cause of death to "experimental Covid vaxxine related", which would allow them not to pay out on the policy.
The vast majority of deaths from adverse reactions from the injection occur immediately or within 48 hours. If the cause of death is a heart attack it is safe to assume the injection caused the heart attack. Here is a graph created from VAERS (the government's Vaccine Adverse Reaction Reporting System) that shows the number of days the deaths occurred after the injection.
When a segment of the population not known for heart attacks suddenly sees a spike of about 500% or higher in cardiac events, one has to wonder if something suddenly happened to cause such a drastic change in health outcomes.
I kind of like the part how employers are going to have to pay more for insurance. They should, because they are the ones forcing employees to get the shot in the first place.
Wow if this isn't a red pill, then I don't what is. I would assume the payout for life insurance will force instability and higher liquidity in life insurance companies given their projection.
He literally says it's the result of pandemic either directly through COVID-19 or incidentally through over loaded health care.
"“Just to give you an idea of how bad that is, a three sigma or 200-year catastrophe would be a 10 percent increase over pre-pandemic levels,” Davison said. “So, 40 percent is just unheard of.”
He said the data shows COVID deaths are greatly understated among working age Americans.
Davison says OneAmerica expects to pay out more than $100 million in short- and long-term disability claims due to the pandemic.
“Whether it’s long COVID or whether it’s because people haven’t been able to get the health care they need because the hospitals are overrun, we’re seeing those claims start to tick up as well,” he said."
I'm a bit confused by this, I've been hearing a lot over the past 18 months that with 'flu vanishing there is no statistically significant excess mortality in the West. I don't see how that can be possible if we're seeing a +40% increase in working age mortality. Not dooming, just trying to do my critical thinking and square this circle. And if this is true, how long is it going to be before the actuaries start spinning their wheels about uninsuring the vaxxed?
This will lead to one of two endings (or possibly both):
40% higher life insurance premiums on age 18-64 year olds.
Insurance companies declining to pay for deaths as a result of "experimental vaccine related complications". To save $Tens of Billions, insurance companies may begin requiring vax info and autopsies to change the cause of death to "experimental Covid vaxxine related", which would allow them not to pay out on the policy.
This CEO (of a large insurance company) said that they would load the additional premiums onto lower vaccinated areas.
That's either really clever (because he knows they aren't the ones dying) or really nasty.
Both, without a doubt.
If he is the CEO of a large insurance company, it’s safe to say he’s on team Globalism.
He knows full well what the truth is, but has to maintain the company line.
Considering Life Insurance policies now exclude terrorism under "acts of war" (after 9/11) -- bet on the 2nd.
The vast majority of deaths from adverse reactions from the injection occur immediately or within 48 hours. If the cause of death is a heart attack it is safe to assume the injection caused the heart attack. Here is a graph created from VAERS (the government's Vaccine Adverse Reaction Reporting System) that shows the number of days the deaths occurred after the injection.
When a segment of the population not known for heart attacks suddenly sees a spike of about 500% or higher in cardiac events, one has to wonder if something suddenly happened to cause such a drastic change in health outcomes.
Statistics are useless when you can't trust the numbers, or especially the source of the numbers.
I'm sure it's just a coincidence.../s
Must be pandemic diets and stress.
Too much tic toc dancing. Stop it, please.
I kind of like the part how employers are going to have to pay more for insurance. They should, because they are the ones forcing employees to get the shot in the first place.
Just wait until they get sued for it.
Forcing people to engage in a risky human experiment just to work. Totally fucked.
Wow if this isn't a red pill, then I don't what is. I would assume the payout for life insurance will force instability and higher liquidity in life insurance companies given their projection.
He literally says it's the result of pandemic either directly through COVID-19 or incidentally through over loaded health care.
"“Just to give you an idea of how bad that is, a three sigma or 200-year catastrophe would be a 10 percent increase over pre-pandemic levels,” Davison said. “So, 40 percent is just unheard of.”
He said the data shows COVID deaths are greatly understated among working age Americans.
Davison says OneAmerica expects to pay out more than $100 million in short- and long-term disability claims due to the pandemic.
“Whether it’s long COVID or whether it’s because people haven’t been able to get the health care they need because the hospitals are overrun, we’re seeing those claims start to tick up as well,” he said."
https://www.wfyi.org/news/articles/insurance-death-rates-working-age-people-up-40-percent
That’s hard to argue with! I appreciate the proof and it’s pretty disturbing too!
I'm a bit confused by this, I've been hearing a lot over the past 18 months that with 'flu vanishing there is no statistically significant excess mortality in the West. I don't see how that can be possible if we're seeing a +40% increase in working age mortality. Not dooming, just trying to do my critical thinking and square this circle. And if this is true, how long is it going to be before the actuaries start spinning their wheels about uninsuring the vaxxed?