A closer look at the 'low mortality in Australia' (CBS): Dead Down Under

by Anton Theunissen | Nov 2 2022, 9:11 pm

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  1. French Moon

    It doesn't seem as bad as vdBossche predicted... So...

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    1. Anton (@infopinie)

      It doesn't get that bad. Otherwise, evolution would have made short work of us much earlier. Or that has already happened, but a few remained.
      Unless another lab leak happens, but a really nasty one. In Boston, they are already well on their way. (see article about Fauci's middle finger)

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  2. Chris

    I didn't know there are so many sheep in Australia... all the information in-your-face and then just bleating on. Although I am very people-friendly, sometimes the thought comes to mind that it may be good that people have to carry the cross of their ignorance. In the meantime, I have been scolded, excluded and even denounced by the government because I have no confidence in the injections...

    Who am I to mourn vaccine damage, vaccine disease and excess mortality? But at the same time I see my family members who have been injected blindly (despite my reservations) and now have to bear the adverse consequences. You're not going to stab them to death with Told You So.

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  3. Willem

    Today, Dr Mercola published an article on his website in which he describes research that has shown that the chance that the Covid virus would come from a bat is less than 1 in 100 million. As the right-thinking part of the population has long suspected.
    The article can only be seen for a few days without a subscription.

    https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2022/11/03/synthetic-origin-of-sars-cov-2.aspx?ui=a1e312084e072207f694be938a917a31685b13f148dfb33ebebc707f88acb4cb&sd=20110601&cid_source=dnl&cid_medium=email&cid_content=art1HL&cid=20221103_HL2&cid=DM1278983&bid=1636149309

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  4. Peter Visser

    Ruben van Gaalen mentioned last week as a possible explanation of the excess mortality in the 65+ group in the past period "that people who would 'normally' have died in the winter, for example due to an infection, then continued to live because they protected themselves extra because of the pandemic. They may have died later. According to Van Gaalen, that hypothesis is difficult to prove, but "it is a pattern that we recognize from major epidemics," he says.

    Is that really hard to prove?
    You would expect an under-mortality for that group in the current period, wouldn't you?

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  5. Pyotr

    In Sweden, many more elderly people have died from covid in 2020 compared to Norway, Denmark and Finland. They can no longer die a year later from, for example, graft damage. Then there is under-mortality. Elderly people who have survived do indeed have proportionally much more antibodies etc. against covid than in other countries. This much higher percentage was, I believe, already mentioned sometime at the end of 2020. They can like Antin already
    suggests, more easily survive a covid injection.

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