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Tuesday, August 8, 2023

New official figures have been published that reveal the overwhelming number of people who died from Covid had received three or more shots of mRNA vaccines for the virus.

The UK government quietly released the official figures for Covid deaths in 2022.

The data reveals that the triple+ vaccinated population accounted for 92% of Covid-19 deaths throughout the entirety of 2022.

The figures also show that 9 in every 10 Covid deaths in England over the past two years had received three or more of the shots.

On the 21st of February 2023, the Office for National Statistics (ONS), a UK Government agency, quietly published data on deaths by vaccination status in England up to 31st December 2022.

The overdue dataset from the ONS is titled “Deaths by Vaccination Status, England, 1 April 2021 to 31 December 2022.”

The data can be accessed on the ONS site here, and downloaded here.

Table 1 of the latest dataset contains figures on the mortality rates by vaccination status for all-cause deaths, deaths involving COVID-19, and deaths not involving Covid.

And it is here that we are able to ascertain the vaccination status of everyone who has died of Covid since the beginning of April 2021 up until the end of December 2022.

Here’s how the ONS presents the figures for the month of October 2022:

As you can see from the above, the vast majority of Covid deaths occurred among those who had received three or more doses of the Covid injection during that month.

However, this isn’t an anomaly.

The following chart shows the ONS-recorded Covid deaths per month by vaccination status in England between 1st April 2021 and 31st December 2022, a period of 21 Months:

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LGBTQ Activist Org Awards Thousands to Schools Around the Country to Promote Gender Ideology

An LGBTQ activist organization granted more than 70 public and charter schools both in the U.S. and Canada $10,000 each to promote gender ideology and support “Gender Sexuality Alliance” clubs, according to the group’s website.
Some schools are spending their funds to put more LGBTQ books in libraries and create gender-transition closets.
“The group is funding programs and curricula that are inappropriate for children and certainly inappropriate for classrooms in public schools. The fact that they funded a program for a public school to work with the anti-Catholic organization Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence shows that the group is more than willing to work with those who practice bigotry against Americans who think and believe differently from them,” Erika Sanzi, director of operations at Parents Defending Education (PDE), told the Daily Caller News Foundation.

An LGBTQ activist organization awarded more than 70 public and charter schools throughout the U.S. and Canada thousands of dollars to promote gender ideology, support “Gender Sexuality Alliance” (GSA) clubs and put on Pride Week celebrations, according to the group’s website.

Throughout 2023, the “It Gets Better Project” has awarded at least 56 U.S. and 15 Canadian public and charter schools $10,000 each for a total of $625,000 in grants to fund LGBTQ initiatives, according to the organization’s website. Some school districts throughout the country are using the grants they received to fund “gender transition closets” and work with with the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a group that describes itself as a “leading-edge Order of queer and trans nuns,” to take transgender students “back-to-school shopping.”

“The group is funding programs and curricula that are inappropriate for children and certainly inappropriate for classrooms in public schools,” Erika Sanzi, director of operations at Parents Defending Education (PDE), told the Daily Caller News Foundation. “The fact that they funded a program for a public school to work with the anti-Catholic organization Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence shows that the group is more than willing to work with those who practice bigotry against Americans who think and believe differently from them.”

Impact Academy of Arts and Technology, a charter school in California, was awarded a grant to work with the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence to host a “back-to-school shopping” event for transgender and nonbinary students, the “It Gets Better Project” states. The charter school is also using the grant to create a gender-transitioning “wardrobe” and host an LGBTQ+ community day.

The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence came under fire after a Major League Baseball team, the Los Angeles Dodgers, announced they would honor the group at its annual Pride night.

From Virginia to Washington State

In Alabama, Selma High School is using its $10,000 grant to fund a book club that will read literature featured around LGBTQ themes, the “It Gets Better Project” states. The high school plans to use the funds to take students on a field trip to a “queer heritage site.”

E.C. Glass High School in Lynchburg, Virginia, plans to use its grant to promote its Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA) club to create a “safe room,” the LGBTQ organization’s website states. The funds will also be used to purchase more LGBTQ books for the school’s library.

Seattle Public Schools, one of the largest school districts in the country, received a grant to support a “community and culture conference” that is aimed at black indigenous people of color (BIPOC) LGBTQ students, the “It Gets Better Project” website reads. A school in Missouri is using $10,000 to create a gender-transition closet, an initiative that has been known in other schools to provide LGBTQ students with tucking tape, chest binders and stand-to-pee devices to help with their gender transitions, though its unclear if these products will be in the Missouri school closet.

The Arts and College Preparatory Academy, a charter middle and high school in Ohio, is using the $10,000 grant from the “It Gets Better Project” to create a “Queer Student Union” to host events about queer history and pride, the website shows. In Louisiana, Benjamin Franklin High School is spending its grant to create a “QCenter” which will encourage...