The underlying mortality rate in New Zealand should be only 0.75%, said Young. He added that these batches were across all age groups, so it should all average out to that 0.75% mortality rate.
At the bottom of the image with the batch data, it says, “Chances of these batches not being a killer are 100 billion to one!” Young clarified what that statement meant, explaining that the odds of death rates this high happening by chance are approximately 100 billion to 1.
“So statistically, what we’re saying is that there is no chance that this vaccine is not a killer,” Young declared.