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  1. Alison

    "If fascism ever comes to America, it will come in the name of liberalism." Not a fan of Reagan. Certainly not, but he was right about this.
    Sigrid would probably have acquired a prominent career 90 years ago. Who knows, maybe she had become responsible for public health.
    So vote F66! For full BSO's, empty music schools and 'the stackable child'. F66 for mandatory jabs and NewSpeak!

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  2. LN

    Pages of the Wayback machine disappeared? I've been afraid of that for some time, that that would happen. Very serious if that is 🙁 true

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    1. LN

      But to be read as a form of self-incrimination.

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  3. Lou

    Hello Anton,

    I don't know if you highlighted this yet, but I saw an interesting blog and article about the effectiveness of the vaccines. The protection against omicron is 70 to 50% after the injection and drops to about 10% for 4/6 months and then after 7 months you run 10% and more likely to get sick earlier from the vaccine.
    https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-30895-3
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyYq93YtScE
    Data is mainly about Qatar, but I don't think the effect of the Vaccine will be much different with us.

    Now I do have reservations about all those studies into the flu and Covid.
    For example, if you measure the effectiveness of, for example, a flu shot during the flu season, it will seem less effective than if you measure it after the flu season. Do we give vaccines a season in advance, we immediately start measuring (70% effect) and then the effectiveness decreases in the flu season, or does the vaccine actually do nothing or very little? It is also not a given that you would get the measured flu at all, or whether the flu that is prevalent there is easily or more difficult to spread, severe or less severe, that depends on the resistance of those involved. Omicron seems to get everyone, but the general resistance determines the risk and not the Vaccines, even "measured" that becomes visible.
    In retrospect, for example, if a flu infects fewer than expected (?) people, we say that the flu shot has worked well. But can't it be that those flu shots do nothing or very little at all and that the general resistance to this flu was just high? So are we actually attributing properties to vaccines that are actually not there at all? How do you know? Trusting the pharmaceutical industry? Other vaccines such as smallpox etc. have actually been proven to make a difference the protection is 100% or 99.9%. I do not believe in a flu shot at all because it has been proven that it does not work and that I think effectiveness is attributed to the vaccines that are not there. And isn't the proper functioning of these flu vaccines dependent on a good immune system? In other words, in someone with a very well-functioning immune system, is the Vaccine 100% effective? Only now he can die from the side effects of the vaccine.

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    1. Anton (@infopinie)

      Effectiveness is determined by comparing vaccinated with unvaccinated. If there is no flu, no one gets sick, then there is no difference so no effectiveness. If there is a lot of flu, it is easier to see what the differences are. Ideally (to measure) 50% is vaccinated and 50% is not and the groups are of similar composition so that you can see what the results are per age group. For example, in both groups of over-80s, the things you mention are similar, normally. Whether many or few people get sick does not say anything.

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  4. Frank

    The only global open medium we still have is Twitter, since Elon Musk took over the case, the censorship has subsided somewhat, but there is still a lot to do. It is important to combat all the negative noises about EM that are now also emerging in the MSM. Give him the chance to finish 'his' village square and redesign it and make it profitable. Cost that poor boy 44 billion.

    For myself, Twitter has recently become the leading source of information. If you set up your 'bubble' well with people you want to follow, you will see startling things on your timeline. I can recommend it to everyone.

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    1. Arnoud

      "... poor boy..." 🤣 ... pun intended I suppose? 😉

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