The US announced 1 million covid deaths. With a population of 300 million, that's 3.3 deaths per 1000 people. 3.3 EXTRA deaths on top of their annual rate . Considering the death rate is at about 9 per 1000 and has been steadily climbing over 10 years, wouldn't you think there would be a spike in the graph instead of a virtual straight line??? Wouldn't it jump to 12 per 1000? I'm guessing it's been climbing for 10 years because there's more elderly people dying because there's a bigger % of elderly people because of the baby boomers. Someone's talking shit in the US government/health dept.