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  1. zz

    Great reflection, Anton! This is exactly what is going on in medical science. Big pharma decides and disposes, the population consisting of 80-90% sheep follows and obeys. And those few critical minds, who use their brains and see through what is happening, well, we shut them up, don't we? Plenty of money anyway. And that Maarten K., from quality newspaper VK, does support us...

    Keep up the good work, Anton, the truth must come out and settle the bill for all the suffering inflicted.

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      1. Lydia

        Kudos to Anton again!
        And kudos to Jonah again!

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  2. Willem

    'In response to a question from Ad, for example, Jonah says that he does not fully understand why omerta is so pronounced in vaccines and not in other medicines.'

    The answer to this is (in my opinion) as follows: The more unscientifically the usefulness of the product is substantiated, the greater the omerta.

    There is not even the beginning of scientific evidence to be found about vaccines. It's hot air from start to finish. And therefore complete omerta.

    After vaccines, for example, statins and antidepressants come into the picture. The omerta is slightly less there than with vaccines because there is a little more scientific evidence (but still very little)

    Then the other cardiovascular remedies, lifestyle, a number of operations such as appendectomy

    Only well-tried medicines, such as painkillers and operations for knee fracture and hip fracture, are not based on omerta and may be extensively criticized because the evidence of efficacy is strong.

    It is strange how doctors, whose character is not accompanied by mafia terms such as omerta, still stick to such terms within that family. And maybe it is: they want to belong and stay part of the family. They are each other's amice colleagues.

    I myself now consider the medical scientist with the right character to be the consigliere of the family. I could see Jonah Walk as such. Just like Ronald Meester, for example. They say the right things to the family, but they are not listened to... The family does tolerate them. Still... Of course, the question is also how long the consigliere will tolerate the family... There are also those who are done with it and are going to do something else. I can understand that too.

    In the end, I think (I hope?) that most of the medical profession is fed up with corruption for the simple reason that it leads nowhere and is completely unnecessary within the system as it is designed, but by design mean games are played by a small group of people who are focused on money and power.

    There is nothing wrong with medical science.
    However, there is something going on with some medical scientists.

    Time for a cleaning. Start with the subsidy. Demand thorough research. Give money to practical subsidy proposals and don't spend a penny on model-based crap and other theorizing. Then the rest will follow automatically.

    By the way, I saw that a similar problem occurs in physics with, for example, string theory from which EVERYTHING can be explained (and is therefore a meaningless theory), but this is slightly outside my field.. See the interesting blog Not even wrong about this

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    1. Anton Theunissen

      I think we agree. Here you describe a system where people of integrity are filtered out. Of course, there is nothing wrong with 'medical science'. The problem is the institutionalization in which the apparatski are promoted and the honest are canceled. So it is not in 'some scientists' who do something wrong. The problem is that they are not filtered out, but rather reach the highest positions.

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      1. Willem

        Agreed. Thanks for your response!

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      2. c

        Read somewhere: "There is no shortage of anything, only of courageous people!" Fortunately, I see more and more, discussed here or here. Thanks!

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    2. JanS

      There is a lot wrong with medical science. Since the Rockefellers switched from oil to medicine at the beginning of the last century, things have gone wrong. With their incredible ability, they focused medical schools and determined the curriculum. Since then, Medicine has been called Medicine. That has not changed to this day, all natural remedies were then effectively killed and labeled quackery.

      A note about the profitability and easy money of the vaccine industry. In the 1980s, Big Pharma complained that, due to all the lawsuits for side effects and the resulting damages, they could no longer make a profit on vaccines. Instead of providing better products, they sought (and found) the solution in abolishing their liability with regard to vaccines. In 1986 they had bribed enough Senators to get this law through. Since then, it has been a free for all, because scientifically substantiated research into the effectiveness and safety of vaccines has never really been done since. That is one of the points of RFK, that since that time no vaccine has gone through an objective, double-blind trial. And that is why the rMNA product had to be called a vaccine (which it is not at all), because then one is exempt from liability (in the US). In the rest of the world, this exemption is enforced in the (secret) contracts that were concluded with the various countries.

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      1. Pyotr

        Is largely true what you write. A remark: As early as the seventies, the study of medicine was called 'medicine' in the Netherlands. This was much to the displeasure of a number of mainly left-wing students who rightly felt that the study was much more than just writing a prescription. 'I am not a medicine man (m/f)' was a well-known slogan at the time. Eventually, the study was called medicine again. Not that this has helped much.

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  3. hans curl

    As long as there is an actual monopoly on 'medicine', namely the academic one, it will not be difficult to always fall into the trap of the fraud we have experienced in the COVID era.
    The universities – ideally the independent sources – will never have enough money to validate their discoveries and bring them to the market, which will inevitably lead to "Big this-and-that" leaving the wings, and money and profit will play a leading role.

    If insurers can/will assign an equal role to medicines that are now only reimbursed to a limited extent - and which used to be very common/mainstream - in supplementary insurances, then it will already look very different because the freedom of choice for the patient will increase enormously.
    So: abolishing the/all obligations of the current monopoly game of and in the current situation

    Let the patient choose for himself where he wants to join and finally: He who heals is right from whatever corner that healing comes (and he who does evil should be able to be persecuted).
    Charlatans will continue to exist, but, to put it somewhat "alt-fashionably", let the market do its work; clumsy people dig their own grave with this freedom of choice

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    1. Anton Theunissen

      That's an interesting one. In a sense, the insurers have interests that are opposite to those of pharma. There are opportunities there, you would say.

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      1. Godfather

        Well Anton, I lost that hope a few years ago: treatment and therefore illness is their revenue model. And with prevention advice, everyone is bound by the well-known mantras such as fat is bad, sun is dangerous, probiotics have not been proven, etcetera.

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  4. Cees Mul

    Both broadcast and commentary very good and educational. Nice what DNW does, but also happy with Virusvaria:-).
    The structures are indeed quite sick. It is useful to think about where that 'groupthink' comes from. Ad and Jona have a nice exchange of ideas about this.

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    1. JanS

      Where does Groupthink come from? There is a very short answer to that: money!

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  5. Alison

    1) Don't forget the follow-up treatments that are needed after being pricked. Returning customers. Kasssa.
    2) We didn't build this system ourselves. We have been recruited out of fear of illness and death (pharma) and filled with hatred by others (war). It is the high salaries that have built this and preserve their omerta. Not the common man. He is either not smart enough to see through this stronghold, or has long since been kicked out and into poverty.
    3) as long as doctors and politicians are paid (in)directly from the industry, the insurance companies will not stand up and realize that unvaccinated people are almost always healthier and that the real factor of importance has been sanitation and a good own immune system. They also have eye blinds on to stay on the straight and narrow.

    Formerly a pastor, now the general practitioner.

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    1. Anton Theunissen

      1) Yes, too.
      By 2) I mean: we build trains without brakes. We set up institutes with yes-men on the supervisory boards, never people with opposing interests, who really dare to be critical and have the necessary distrust. Then politics and media would have to be on top of it, but yes... It was wrong in the first instance and now the question is whether it can still be reversed.
      3) If insurers do not want to get into trouble with the aging population, a healthier population would help. seemed to me. On the other hand: it's not their money, they only distribute our money so why should they care.

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      1. Renée

        En ze beleggen het geld wat ze niet uitgeven in winstgevende beleggingen, zoals de farmacie…

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  6. Pyotr

    Criticism of vaccines etc. is also taboo in the (usually woke) media. On some of its sites, you as a reader are allowed to add a little nuance, but the media themselves remain silent or ridicule the critics, even on GeenStijl. In the old media, you mainly have to rely on a few critical columnists such as the Telegraaf.
    Political parties are also quite massively silent. There are no longer any really critical voices from, for example, PVDD, NSC or PVV. It is one big omerta that only becomes more all-encompassing while/because there is more and more evidence that we have been lied to from all sides.

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