According to a video I watched, an Austrian doctor referenced an official EU site monitoring the mortality of Europe, and said it indicated that the total mortality this year is close to norm. I saw one of Amazing Polly's latest videos and in the description was a reference to a video of a German guy showing how empty the emergency wards of hospitals were in Berlin. He also interviewed an Austrian doctor, who had some very interesting stories to tell. He talked about how the total mortality rate in Europe right now is not that far off from norm, and that an EU site documented this. He basically said it was all fear mongering and shining the light on a virus. I only remembered the word MOMO, so I googled and had to add lots of other keywords until I came up with this site: https://www.euromomo.eu/index.html It is called Euro MOMO, with a rather morbid subtitle of "European Monitoring of Excess Mortality for Public Heatlt Action". Mortality monitoring in Europe Welcome to the EuroMOMO website.We publish weekly bulletins of the all-cause mortality levels in up to 24 European countries or regions of countries. The weekly bulletin is >published every Thursday around noon. Statistics is not my forte, so if any of you statfags out there could chime in and verify or counter the claims of this Austrian doctor. When I check these graphs on that site, it looks to me that what we see now does not differ that much from similar time periods of earlier years. The interview with this Austrian doctor is IMO quite stunning: https://www.bitchute.com/video/Ho4v4R3lMSTx/ (interview starts about 11 minutes in)