My point here was that those people getting strokes from the vaccine may indeed, for reasons we do not understand, in fact be far more likely to get strokes from the vaccine than others, and far less likely to get stroke from covid (or get covid at all) than others.

There's very little data about the specifics of Covid deaths. A lot of people die 'with Covid', as opposed to 'from Covid' - so it's hard to know what's what.

There was this study, which got virtually zero media attention:

FDA report finds all-cause mortality higher among vaccinated

Pfizer's clinical trials found 24% higher all-cause mortality rate among the vaccinated compared to placebo group.

A follow-up assessment of participants completed on March 13th of this year looked at the overall health outcomes of the trial participants, six months after they received either the COVID vaccine or the saline solution injection.

However, the FDA justifying its August 2021 approval for the vaccine did not find a link between the vaccine and increased mortality risk, noting that the majority of side-effects were mild .. ranging from fatigue and headache to muscle pain, chills, joint pain, fever, and swelling.

There's some anecdotal evidence that vaccines will 'bring-out' existing ailments. So if you're elderly and suffering from a particular disease, then the vaccine can amplify that - though the cause of death will be put down to the pre-existing disease, not the vaccine.

If that is true - i don't know if it is - but if it is - you could argue global vaccination represents a mass-cull.