Excess deaths among children across Europe were negative compared to the previous average throughout 2020 and 2021 until the European Medicines Agency (EMA) extended the Emergency Use Authorisation (EUA) of the COVID-19 vaccine to Children.

Curiously, from this point onwards, excess deaths among children across Europe began to rise significantly up to the end of 2021 and have continued to do so throughout 2022 and 2023.

So much so, that thousands more children have lost their lives than expected ever since they were offered the Covid-19 injection.

In 2020, the first year of the alleged pandemic, excess deaths among children across Europe aged 0-14 were -511 according to EuroMOMO, the official database on deaths used by the EU. This means 511 fewer children died than expected.

This trend continued in 2021 up to week 21 with -330 excess deaths. This means 330 fewer children died than expected

But that trend was halted as soon as the European Medicines Agency extended emergency use authorisation of the COVID-19 vaccine to children.

The EMA did this on 28th May 2021, which just so happened to be week 21 of 2021, and here’s what happened afterwards –

Excess deaths among children rose significantly with 685 excess deaths being recorded by the end of 2021. Meaning 685 more children died than expected.

Sadly, the EMA also extended the EUA of the COVID-19 vaccine to children aged 5 to 11 in week 47 of 2021.

This new trend then continued throughout 2022, with a shocking 1,385 excess deaths. Meaning 1,385 more children died than expected.

And sadly it has continued throughout 2023, with 753 more children dying than expected as of week 45.

This means that 2,823 more children have died than expected across Europe ever since the EMA extended Emergency Use Authorisation of the COVID-19 vaccine to children.

But 841 fewer children died than expected during the entire alleged pandemic up until the point the EMA extended Emergency Use Authorisation of the COVID-19 vaccine to children, with minus-841 excess deaths being recorded.

It’s blindingly obvious that giving the Covid-19 injection to children has caused thousands more children to lose their lives than expected. But the Establishment and Mainstream Media will tell you it’s just another coincidence in a long line of “coincidences” that have occurred since the start of the alleged pandemic in 2020.

Source:  https://expose-news.com/2023/11/22/thousands-children-dead-europe-due-to-covid-vaccine/

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Novak Djokivic’s bid for a waiver to enter the United States has failed.

The top tennis player in the world withdrew from the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells on Sunday night, just days before it was set to begin in Southern California and hours before the tournament draw was released.

There was no reason given for Djokovic’s withdrawal.

World No.1 Novak Djokovic has withdrawn from the 2023 BNP Paribas Open.

With his withdrawal, Nikoloz Basilashvili moves into the field.#TennisParadise pic.twitter.com/wUcBn5upc7

— BNP Paribas Open (@BNPPARIBASOPEN) March 6, 2023

According to The Associated Press, however, Djokovic lost his bid to enter the United States as someone who is unvaccinated against COVID-19.

The news came just days after the US Open and the USTA threw their support behind Djokovic’s attempt at receiving special permission to enter the United States — something he is currently not allowed to do, as he is unvaccinated for COVID-19.

Djokovic’s saga against receiving the COVID-19 vaccine dates back to last January, when he was deported from Australia just before the Australian Open. Djokovic missed the US Open last year as well as several other events — including Indian Wells — in the last 15-plus months.

Australia has since loosened its COVID-19 vaccine restrictions on international travelers, which allowed Djokovic to both compete in and win the Australian Open earlier this year. The United States, however, still does not permit international travelers to enter the country without being vaccinated.

Djokovic said last month that he applied for a special waiver to enter in order to compete at Indian Wells and the Miami Open later this month.

The United States is officially ending its COVID-19 emergency declaration in May, something that would allow Djokovic and other unvaccinated travelers to enter the country. If that happens, Djokovic would be allowed to play at the US Open this fall.

While the 22-time Grand Slam champion may get to the United States later this year, it appears he won’t be playing at Indian Wells or Miami this spring after all.

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