by Rhoda Wilson, Expose News:
World Council for Health has summarised crucial evidence of the unnecessary harm covid vaccines have caused.
“The material presented in this [article] can be used in individual or class action legal steps,” it said.
The Okoro et al. study, Denis Rancourt’s analysis and Pfizer’s trial data found a significant increase in deaths after vaccination.
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Additionally, Christine Cotton’s biostatistical analysis of the Pfizer clinical trial data revealed that the vaccine’s efficacy was overstated and the vaccines had no proven efficacy against severe disease or death.
However, iatrogenic deaths didn’t begin with the roll out of the vaccine. Hospital treatment protocols were catastrophic. Hospitals were where the real covid cull occurred.
The Greatest Medical Catastrophe Nobody Wants to Name: What the Data Actually Shows About the Pfizer Covid Injections
By World Council for Health, 26 June 2026
The material presented in this article can be used in individual or class action legal steps.
A deep dive into the Okoro et al.’s World Health Organisation (“WHO”) data bombshell, the Rancourt mortality analyses, Christine Cotton’s devastating biostatistical autopsy of the clinical trials, the War Room/ DailyClout Pfizer document revelations and the Michels et al. forensic death analysis – plus how hospital protocols, not the virus, drove the death toll.
Individually, each of these studies presents a vital part of the jigsaw. In combination, the conclusions become all the more devastating.
Table of Contents
- The Study That Should Have Been Page One Everywhere
- The Rancourt Numbers: 17 Million and Counting
- Christine Cotton: The Biostatistician Who Took Apart the Trial (H3)
- The 11 Deaths: How Pfizer Hid the Real Body Count
- The Michels et al. Forensic Death Analysis: What the Peer-Reviewed Paper Found
- The Hospital Treatment Protocols: Where the Real Killing Happened
- Connecting the Threads
- References
- About the Author
The Study That Should Have Been Page One Everywhere
In April 2025, a paper landed in the International Journal of Risk & Safety in Medicine that should have triggered emergency congressional hearings, front-page headlines and a complete re-evaluation of every public health decision made since late 2020. Instead, it was memory-holed with the efficiency we’ve all come to expect.
Okoro, Ikoba and colleagues did something almost too obvious to be radical: they simply compared covid-19 deaths in the pre-vaccine period against the vaccination period – using the WHO’s own data – and asked what happened.
Here’s what happened:
- Africa: 43.3% increase in covid deaths with vaccination.
- Eastern Mediterranean: 350.9% increase.
- South-East Asia: 403.7% increase.
- Europe: 496.5% increase.
- Americas: 705.9% increase.
- Western Pacific: 1,275.0% increase.
Let that sit for a moment. The Western Pacific region – Australia, Japan, South Korea, countries with advanced healthcare systems and very high vaccination uptake – saw covid deaths multiply by nearly 13-fold after the vaccines were deployed.
The study’s authors call this finding “paradoxical,” which is polite academic-speak for “the exact opposite of what we were promised.”
The regions with the lowest vaccination rates – Africa at 3.8% of global cumulative deaths pre-vaccines, the Western Pacific at 1.5% – were essentially untouched by covid mortality before the shots arrived. Meanwhile, the Americas and Europe, with their aggressive vaccination campaigns, accounted for over 70% of global covid deaths despite their high vaccination coverage.
This isn’t a paradox. It’s a pattern. And patterns demand explanations.
The Rancourt Numbers: 17 Million and Counting
Denis Rancourt, a former physics professor at the University of Ottawa, has produced what is arguably the most comprehensive excess mortality analysis of the covid period. His team’s 2024 paper examined all-cause mortality in 125 countries across six continents – roughly 35% of the global population – with weekly or monthly resolution spanning years before and during the declared pandemic.
