There are other sources of data which could be used to assess injury/death from the jab other than VAERS. The Medicare database is one of these, but of course, it would show a larger death rate than would be found in the general population, due to age and comorbidities. The second major source would be the text follow-up data from the drug manufacturers after the jab is administered. Results from this database should be required for FDA approval. Also, Medicaid billing data and all of the health records in the Obamacare data collection systems would be rich sources, assuming that the govts. wanted to release any of the information.

Edit: Here's a .ppt on the FDA's "active" surveillance system for the COVID vaccines, which I've never seen report any adverse events.
https://www.fda.gov/media/143557/download

There are other sources of data which could be used to assess injury/death from the jab other than VAERS. The Medicare database is one of these, but of course, it would show a larger death rate than would be found in the general population, due to age and comorbidities. The second major source would be the text follow-up data from the drug manufacturers after the jab is administered. Results from this database should be required for FDA approval. Also, Medicaid billing data and all of the health records in the Obamacare data collection systems would be rich sources, assuming that the govts. wanted to release any of the information.