Gibraltar has one of the highest vaccination rates in the world of 99%, and its interesting to note that the deaths were almost 0 for a long time until the same time that the vaccine was being rolled out. I noticed that the cases had begun spiking a month or so before that point and was interested in possibly why. Their wikipedia page states that "With increasing numbers of positive tests giving concern and to avoid another lockdown, the government announced it would increase capacity for tests to 1,000 per day with a saliva test for school users and workers every 2 weeks". So they had simply ramped up their testing rate.

Singapore appears to have a sharp increase in deaths starting around sept. 16th. I decided to look at the wikipedia page for Singapore vaccination. It appears that 2 things happened around sept 16th. On Sept. 20th, they ordered 101,000 doses of Sinovac, which is not clear if they were using extensively before. Other than that, they started to roll out booster shots to over 60 year olds on the 14th of September. This to me seems like the most likely explanation.

The spikes in deaths correspond perfectly in Antigua and Barbados to increases in vaccine doses given, and the most recent spike starts on Sept. 14th, exactly when this article was written.

This is not isolated to a couple of countries, this data appears to be the rule around the world rather than the exception.

54% increase since Nov. 3

Myocarditis before covid (their argument). Still does not compare rates pre/post covid vax

Three days after the booster, blood work revealed damage to myocardial cells in some participants. That’s damage to 1 in 35 healthy, working-age adults.