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There was a period of 9 months without a death in 2018.

He can still get corona because that vaccine is actually useless. It's all in placebo effect xD

Well, here is my explanation... The reason why so many ppl have died this year, especially in April and following months is - LOCKDOWN. The ppl couldn't go to hospital because they were closed so anyone who developed medical problems and complications died at home. So if this info from "list of deaths by year" is applied to general population - it means that lockdown killed more ppl than covid in those months. People who proposed lockdown measures must have known about this. So basically they have decided that a certain number of people must die so they could attribute the higher number of deaths to covid. Actually the higher number of deaths comes 30-40% from covid, 60-70% from being unable to go to hospital and get treatment for other illness.

I want to share my own shocking discovery. I noticed a big increase in number of deaths among notable people on "list of deaths by year" wikipedia page this year so I did some research. I checked the number of deaths each month in previous years and in 2020: 2015 Mar 603, Apr 587, May 524, Jun 539, Jul 517, Aug 474 2016 Mar 657, Apr 549, May 537, Jun 543, Jul 554, Aug 524 2017 Mar 634, Apr 545, May 562, Jun 539, Jul 549, Aug 541 2018 Mar 653, Apr 570, May 568, Jun 585, Jul 561, Aug 574 2019 Mar 665, Apr 621, May 621, Jun 626, Jul 639, Aug 580 as you can see, the number of deaths in those months previous years has been stable, and then comes 2020 2020 Mar 917 (118 from covid), Apr 1147!! (237 covid), May 850 (87 covid), Jun 863 (56 covid), Jul 871 (65 covid), Aug 822 (52) as you can see, the increase in number of deaths this year on this page is enormous BUT it can't be explained by covid deaths because the number is much higher than average even without covid deaths. Just look at April, the average number of deaths in that month is around 570, and this year we have 1147, without covid 910. The number is around 340 higher even without deaths from covid and every other month is the same. All this information is very easy to check on "list of deaths by year" wikipedia page. I have my theory why this happened, but I'd like to hear other opinions too.

Whoops, I meant longest lived*

It seems that recently deceased John Cremona served as acting president of Malta for 2 days in 1976. There is currently a debate whether to include him in list of longest living state leaders.

There was another centenarian from Guatemala, Henrietta Boggs, but she died a few months ago at 102. Also Franca Pilla, widow of Carlos Azeglio Ciampi will turn 100 tomorrow.

He once said that he wanted to be reincarnated as a deadly virus. Isn't it ironic that he will be among the first to receive vaccine for this not so deadly virus?

Look at Pope Francis' dress on that picture. And look at that one button that is unbuttoned xD

Tracheostomy at age 99, that's really sick. Anyway, people usually die within a month after tracheostomy since it's an end stage procedure when people can't breathe through mouth and nose anymore.

I believe he will go to heaven because god has a morbid sense for humour.

Marita Camacho Quiros, former first lady of Costa Rica, turned 109 this year according to this article https://www.lateja.cr/nacional/exprimera-dama-marita-de-orlich-cumple-hoy-109/F7FTZMUEUJDIFLCOK5T5T2NAZM/story/

You mean "constituent part of Yugoslavia"'?

Actually 4 - Georges-Hilaire Dupont, Aldo Mongiano, Gerard Dionne and Pinera.

Because Suriname was not independent country when he was Prime Minister.

She gave me the Kura Bingo vibes.

Damn you modern medicine, the arch enemy of deathlisters.

Lubomir Strougal

So many suicides this year... I guess world is becoming more depressive with each year.

I pick Lubomir Strougal. Btw Lee Teng-hui is now the only living state leader born in 1923.

Looks like Grim reaper overslept this day...

I'll pick Morales Bermudez.

I can't translate that article unfortunately. But how do we know that it is about this Tun Tin and not someone else with the same name?

I pick Lubomir Strougal.

He made it to the "Top 100 oldest state leaders of all time".