The NYT article is titled as follows:
US Covid-19 deaths overcounted by nearly a third – New York Times
But that's incorrect based on the information in the article. 30% of deaths classified as resulting from "Covid" were, upon review, deemed to be deaths from other primary illnesses. The paper says that's 'nearly a third' so I'll use the NYT terminology elsewhere.
So let's say two thirds of the deaths are now said to be the result of a primary respiratory illness. End Result According to the records review: One third of supposed "Covid" deaths were from non-primary 'Covid' and two thirds were supposedly from, primarily, 'Covid.' (But the 'Covid' test was invalid so....)
One third is 50% of two thirds.
The NYT article title should have read "US Covid-19 deaths overcounted by nearly 50%".
Running the numbers for a more precise percentage, using the NYT stated data of 30% misclassification of "Covid" deaths means that Covid-19 deaths were overcounted by 43%.
That overcount number is no doubt still far too low, and the test is invalid, but we can see a little more of 'What caused people to be counted as dying from "Covid' during the plandemic.
