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  1. French Moon

    Hi Anton, your last sentence: 'Try to prevent...' DO NOT' remove it, because now you say that parents should get vaccinated...

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    1. Anton

      Tjee yes – such a typical quick final correction by mobile because I didn't read my own sentence properly! Thank you Frans!

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    2. French Moon

      I would also put 'in any case' before 'preventable' – reads a bit easier.

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  2. P.Koelewijn

    Good article. I would replace malaria shot with another one. There is no such thing as a malaria shot.

    Thank you very much for all your efforts and clear publications!

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    1. Anton

      Replaced by "Yellow Fever". Thanks!

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  3. jan van ruth

    " Try to prevent people from at least not vaccinating their children ".
    and none of the FOUR authors have noticed that this is the reverse of what they want to say?

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    1. Anton

      The other authors have not seen this. It also says "in my own name" so it is entirely my own fault and it is in purple, which has been explained to be additions to the original article. Has since been corrected, thanks for the attention!

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  4. Cees Mul

    What I do find very special (but maybe I'm drawing the wrong conclusion):
    The fact that you did not observe any excess mortality during the famous first wave (March/April 2020).

    On the other hand, not very strange, because it was mainly people over 80 and people with underlying suffering who were affected. Who would probably have died of a flu or another condition in a different situation. But they do count in the Covid narrative. During that period, mortality from other causes is miraculously a lot lower than normal. This in stark contrast to the later periods (after vaccination). You mainly focus on the period after the vaccinations have started. But the excess mortality in March/April 2020 (lack thereof) also seems very interesting to me.
    The RIVM site shows a shockingly high number of Covid deaths. More than 22,000! This is very misleading, because cumulatively over at least 3 flu seasons. Moreover, I don't believe it. As you have already observed, there are often several causes of death, we are talking about WITH Covid. Normally, you count the number of deaths per year for a specific cause of death. The absolute number of >22,000 is scare tactics and comparing apples with oranges.

    Good piece again. I was already out, by the way:-). Never got a shot and it will stay that way.

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      1. Cees Mul

        (wrong avatar after moving under the correct comment)
        This is exactly what I meant, Anton. Maybe I had even read it already. I don't remember, but it fills in exactly the doubts I had about that period. I had already seen that a number of causes of death were miraculously lower, but you have figured it all out.

        It remains relevant, because by presenting this period in a certain way, the government has frightened most of the population.

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  5. Lars

    So, just shared this well-researched, honest story on Facebook. Not that I have any friends anymore, they unfriended me a long time ago after previous sharing actions of Virusvaria.

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    1. Anton

      I'm sorry to hear that Lars. Some pieces may be a bit too activist, but there are also sensible pieces among them. If they drop out, well... Good that you keep your back straight!

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  6. Hkr

    It is certainly a good article, but I would really like to draw the readers' attention to the package leaflets of the vaccines.
    You can only find them indirectly on central government. For Astra Cenica, you go to the information via a button leaflets for caregivers or something like that. You have to click through somewhere to see what's in it.
    The first is a component that comes from chimpanzees.
    I don't know anything about medicines, but it is good to know that it contains animal preparations.
    I am thinking of the transmission of monkeypox. Why doesn't the government report on this?
    And why do you immediately see the entire package leaflet? And what are the conditions that are attached to the approval?
    These are all risk factors, which you must be able to weigh up in complete freedom. So that's why I think this info should be included and therefore says nothing about how wise or unwise it is to take a vaccine or not.
    If the government insists again, I want to enforce complete and easily accessible information

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