In 2019, 55 million people died.

Assuming random distribution (which is not realistic) any person has a 0.73% chance to die per year. Or a 0.014% chance to die in a given week.

4 billion vaccine doses have been administered so far. Averaging a little over 100 million per week since vaccinations began.

That means of 100 million doses administered a week, around 15,000 are followed by death within a week, just from pure statistics. In total about 560,000 deaths from 4 billion doses. Not from the vaccine, just from the background rate of people dying anyway.

And that does not account for the fact that at-risk people were prioritized with the vaccinations, so the true result is even higher.

Unless there are 200k extra, unaccounted deaths for in the recently vaccinated, there is nothing to see here. And that is very likely exactly the case.

This is in the US alone. The actual amount being reported is not being reported by the CDC. there are 12 other reporting agencies we have no clue what their numbers are. These are just people who have died within a week of vaccine at one reporting agency. it doesn't include thise who have died beyond that time nor those who will due today, tomorrow or in the future from Antibody dependent Enhancement from the spike protein that boosts whatever underlying condition they may be suffering from. Its a very big issue.

Bumpy is an understatement.

Indeed it is