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Lisbon court rules only 0.9% of ‘verified cases' died of COVID, numbering 152, not 17,000 claimed
Following a citizen's petition, a Lisbon court was forced to provide verified COVID-19 mortality data, reports AndreDias.net.
According to the ruling, the number of verified COVID-19 deaths from January 2020 to April 2021 is only 152, not about 17,000 as claimed by government ministries.
All the "others" died for various reasons, although their PCR test was positive.
"We live in a fraud of unprecedented dimensions," wrote Dias.
The data are from the Sistema de Informação dos Certificados de Óbito (Death Certificate Information System – SICO), the only such system in Portugal. The reference to 152 death certificated issued ‘under Justice Ministry supervision' is spurious, as all death certificates are issued under Justice Ministry auspices, being the only institution that issues them.
"In response to a popular suit, a court order was required for the Ministry to respond, desperate not to denounce the fraud.
"All those responsible for handling data from ‘cases' and ‘deaths' can, thereafter, only be tried for the crime if there is any dignity remaining in the rule of law," he continued.
"If these figures are of the same order of magnitude for other countries as well, and there is no reason to assume otherwise, then the plague is a deception of unprecedented proportions and crimes committed against humanity on a huge scale have been committed here."
