A multi-year study of the UK’s Office of National Statistics (ONS) data shows that young people between 18 and 39 who received four COVID shots are up to 318% more likely to die than their unvaccinated peers. The data is conclusive, whether health officials want to admit it or not.

As Big Pharma rushes to invent even more mRNA shots to try to inject every person on the planet, this information should serve as even more reason for the unvaccinated to remain so at all costs. There is no excuse for getting one of these so-called “vaccines” at this point because they are too dangerous, no matter what age bracket you are in.

The Exposé examined the ONS data from April 1, 2021, until May 31, 2023, when the mass vaccination campaign was in full effect. The ONS data is divided up to differentiate between people who are vaccinated with one, two, three, or four shots, as well as the unvaccinated.

Over the 25 months studied, people with four shots were significantly more likely to die than their unvaccinated peers.

In January 2023, for example, the unvaccinated had a mortality rate of 31.1 per 100,000 person-years. Among those who had received four shots (the initial two-series sequence and two booster shots), the mortality rate was 106 per 100,000 person-years. Even among 18- to 39-year-olds who had received just one COVID shot, the death rate was 53.3 per 100,000 person-years.

From January through May of last year, the average mortality rate for the unvaccinated was 25.56 compared to 94.58 per 100,000 among the quadruple vaccinated. The vaccinated were, on average, 256% more likely to die than the unvaxed. In February of 2023, the difference was most significant, when the vaxed were 318% more likely to die.

“Covid-19 vaccination may actually be killing teens and young adults in the tens of thousands,” reported The Exposé.

This tracks with a similar review by a team led by Dr. Peter McCullough, one of the leading cardiologists in America. That review was published in the journal Cureus, but then suddenly retracted by the journal without explanation. Dr. McCullough called the retraction a “stunning act of scientific censorship.”

The authors of the paper are calling for a global moratorium on mRNA shots and also recommend that they should be immediately removed from the childhood vaccine schedule. They’re also calling for all boosters to be suspended.

“It is unethical and unconscionable to administer an experimental vaccine to a child who has a near-zero risk of dying from Covid-19 but a well-established 2.2 percent risk of permanent heart damage based on the best prospective data available,” according to the censored paper.

You’d think that at some point the medical establishment would come out and finally start telling people the truth about these shots, but that’s not happening. Instead, the censorship of information continues unabated.

There’s no excuse for the retraction of Dr. McCullough’s latest paper. The journal didn’t come out and claim that he messed up on the research or that his methodology was flawed. They can’t dispute the evidence, so all that’s left is censoring the doctors who are genuinely trying to save people’s lives by warning them about the dangers of this mRNA gene serum technology.

Even if you don’t keep up with the science of what these shots are doing to human beings, you can still rely on what your lying eyes are seeing every day. The pro soccer leagues in Europe and South America have seen an average of one player collapsing on the pitch every week this season. In the first five weeks of play, three young and healthy players in their 20s collapsed from cardiac arrest, one had a stroke, and one with no history of epilepsy suddenly had a grand mal seizure. That doesn’t include the two players who have died this season.

The NFL draft is taking place this week in Detroit, MI. One player who was expected to be drafted was 25-year-old University of Albany “pass rushing stud” AJ Simon. Unfortunately, he died suddenly last week. No cause of death is listed. Because 25-year-olds just die from coincidences these days.