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January 4, 2022

Local Journalist Margaret Menge: Indiana Life Insurance CEO tells of “stunning” rise of mortality among workers in companies with group life insurance policies

January 3, 2022

My Green Acres neighbor, and recent acquaintance, journalist Margaret Menge, does it again. (If you recall, she was the intrepid mother who stood up to the local school board re: their mask policy.)

Exactly as the New Year rang in, Margaret posted a story that has now gone viral, thanks to Dr. Robert Malone taking notice. And it’s a doozy. Notice, what is considered here is an increase in all cause mortality, rather than “deaths from (or with) covid” — and I think it’s not too much to conjecture that this extraordinary escalation likely indicates deaths from any one or more of the multitude of “averse” events following the introduction of covid “vaccines.” Wake up, folks!

Indiana Life Insurance CEO says deaths are up 40% among people ages 18-64

That this increase focuses specifically on people of working age, is significant. And makes me wonder, as I have been wondering for the past many months, if death itself is responsible for what more and more appears to be a chronic lack of workers to staff restaurants and other service industries. All those signs are still pasted on local store windows, begging for workers. Despite an increase in hourly wage, despite the U.S. having now suspended the free money it was gifting laid off workers, the worker shortage continues.

Checking with a life insurance company was a great idea. Now how about undertakers in Indiana? What revelations are they keeping under their belts? I’m reminded of the whistleblowing funeral director in Britain.

UK Funeral Director: We’ve got to band together. Because if we don’t, the end is coming

Given that the “local” Herald-Times is “A PART OF THE USA TODAY NETWORK,” I’m not surprised that it has taken no notice of Margaret Menge’s story; nor has this newspaper thought to dig into why the local shortage of workers continues.

For more, see the thread on Margaret’s facebook page. Here’s a snippet from that.