Half of the death reports come from 5% of vaccine batches, German scientists say

by Anton Theunissen | 2 Jul 2023, 15:07

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  1. Armand Lelkens

    You ask yourself: Does the PEI do spot checks in the field or does the pharmaceutical company choose which test samples the PEI receives?
    The answer is on the PEI's own FAQ list
    (https://www.pei.de/EN/service/faq/coronavirus/faq-coronavirus-node.html):
    "the manufacturer sends the Paul-Ehrlich-Institut samples of the relevant batches that are representative of the whole batch. "
    And that's called quality control...

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    1. Anton Theunissen

      I had seen that FAQ page by now too, yes. There are more things to scratch behind your ears. It looks like a pseudoscientific pro-marketing money laundering there. Just as the Lareb is a pseudo-scientific after-sales money laundering (or at least behaves accordingly!).

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  2. Frank Ploegman

    Thanks for this article (and all the other articles) and the link to the video of the excellent interview.

    Kim Iversen has discussed the batch variability study and the curious non-testing of the placebo batches very well (starts around 6:00 min):
    https://rumble.com/v2wx3w0

    I summarized her discussion from about 18 minutes to about 4 minutes:

    "CRIMINAL": Study shows 1 in 3 Pfizer batches likely PLACEBO, regulators likely KNEW
    https://rumble.com/v2x6le4

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  3. Johan

    Interesting!

    If 30% placebos had been provided, the calculated effectiveness of vaccination in all kinds of studies would have been enormously inflated, and when corrected, not much remains of it!

    That's because effectiveness depends on the RATIO of unvaccinated to vaccinated. After all, you can also write the formula for the relative risk (= 1-vaccination effectiveness) of vaccination in the following form:

    RR = P x S

    P is ratio of unvaccinated/vaccinated in the population

    S is the ratio of cases (morbidity or mortality) among vaccinated and unvaccinated people in the sample (study group)

    In the case of the mass use of placebos, the term P of multiplication not only has far too many vaccinated people been counted in the denominator, but also far too few unvaccinated people in the numerator: both numerator and denominator of the ratio must therefore be corrected.

    In a population with a vaccination rate of 90%, the effectiveness is therefore a factor of 6 too high! Because instead of a ratio of 0.1/0.9 for P, you have to calculate with 0.4/0.6. And that difference is about a factor of 6!

    So there is a very strong motive for providing the placebos to both the vaccine suppliers and the authorities: you can then "fake" a very high effectiveness of the vaccines.

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