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  1. Hans Rodewijk

    Nuclear physicist Ronald Wiesendanger also belongs to this group of heroes. Wiesendanger has had the entire German media (Spiegel, etc.) against him with his study in 2020 about the Covid 19 origins. He has conducted several lawsuits against virologist Christian Drosten and is still fighting for ethical scientific practice. See: https://youtu.be/CojqRJzjDnE

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    1. Anton Theunissen

      This is unbelievable. They frustrate you until you become radicalized and eventually they catch you. Horrible.

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    2. Lydia

      A statement that is based on the assumption that one's own view is correct and therefore that of the other person is dangerous is good propaganda: "If her statements fuel employees' doubts about vaccination and fewer people get vaccinated, this poses a risk to employees and residents of De Waalboog."

      Nicely worded too, I must admit. Speaking of propaganda, the following is somewhat comical: “De Waalboog also considers it relevant in this context that [defendant] in an email of December 21, 2020, labels an information film made by De Waalboog [sic] as propaganda.”

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  2. Wim Strik

    Good overview, room for improvement in a number of places, but it gives the essence of how things are/were going. It's actually unbelievable what happens...
    But you also see it happen, for example, with JD Vance's speech in Munich 2025 and around the Ukraine war and its history: self-reflection is replaced by denunciation in a similar manner as described in the article above.

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    1. Jan van der Zanden

      At the risk of provoking a new discussion: Attn. Ukr. Lies are spread en masse in both the MSM and alternative media.

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  3. Frans Van Stevendaal

    A good story, what is told here is of course just the tip of the iceberg of courageous people who dare to express their opinions. But these people are silenced or even arrested and thrown in prison. But the real criminals who are behind the dirty corona war are rewarded with a well-paid top job at one or another government institutions, and they go to all kinds of bends to escape LEGAL PROSECUTION, but I hope that justice will prevail and these criminals will still have to serve a life sentence.

    Fortunately, I myself did not become a victim of a "vaccination" because I did NOT get vaccinated, unfortunately I did lose my wife, she did get vaccinated, 9 months after she was vaccinated she died from blood vessel infections that spread throughout her body, even to her brain. She died in a hospital after having undergone two previous operations in the ICU. The corona vaccination is a deadly vaccine that has been promoted by the government, but the government has not yet taken responsibility for this.

    I have been litigating against these criminals for four years, they continue to point responsibility to the pharmaceutical industry, and the pharmaceutical industry continues to point to the government.

    And so you are treated as a citizen who is trying to obtain his rights.

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    1. Lydia

      My condolences. Here is an article about a man with alleged corona vaccination damage who also does not know who to hold liable:

      https://nos.nl/nieuwsuur/artikel/2474491-man-wil-claim-indienen-na-bijwerkingen-coronaprik-maar-bij-wie

      His lawyer “emphasizes that her client is not an anti-vaxer.” If he were an anti-vaxer, I don't think he would have gotten vaccinated. Besides, it doesn't matter, but maybe she knows better than I do what people want to hear.

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  4. Hendrik Kwindt

    Are Engel & Pols Belgians these days? At Peter Pauwels the layout is confused. What is the 'matare line' behind Ronald Plasterk?

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      1. Cor De Vries

        “Vaccines, see RS virus, are great”

        If I understand correctly, babies are not injected with a vaccine, but with antibodies. Expectant mothers can receive a vaccine that causes them to produce antibodies that they normally pass on to the baby (in the event of a premature birth, this may not go well).

        According to the theory, a pregnant woman simply produces antibodies when infected with RS. Due to lockdowns, fewer pregnant women may be infected (or perhaps better: generally weakened through fear) and therefore their future babies less protected (or perhaps better: more vulnerable). With a possible increase in babies infected with RS 'virus' (perhaps better: babies in which fragments of RNA can be found that are related to an RS virus) during lockdowns. (And indeed, testing for antibodies is pointless. Detecting antibodies, the ultimate test, is demonstrable but also injected and therefore says nothing.)

        And when it is lifted, there will be a decrease again (reducing vulnerability) and therefore fewer babies in ICU with the virus.

        This is not necessarily due to the vaccination of the expectant mother and the antibodies injected into the babies.

        Well, Googling RS virus yields a bulk of 'promotional' material for both the vaccine and the injection with antibodies.

        “See, it works. Viruses exist, vaccines work.”

        Generated fear (increased, thus generated vulnerability): your baby will end up in the ICU, which can be reduced and bought off with a vaccine and injection inside.

        In short, medicalization in action.

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        1. Lydia

          The RIVM article does not make it clear (it is even confusing) whether the total number of children in the ICU this year is less than in previous years. According to Pediatrician Valerie Sloof, the Children's ICU is less busy in her hospital, but it may be busier in other hospitals.

          There are 75% fewer babies tested positive for RS virus in the ICU than last year. And 75% of babies have had an injection in recent months.

          This could mean that the injection is approximately 100% effective.

          However, I suspect that if doctors see that a sick baby has had the shot, they will assume that the RS virus cannot be the cause and will not have it tested for it. Such a baby cannot therefore come to the ICU with a positive RS virus test.

          Even if the injection is 0% effective (does not work at all), this explains the figures found

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    1. Cor De Vries

      Mistake

      Jeroen for my response see under Hendrik Kwindt under Anton.

      Off topic but counter to persistent virus/vaccine fairy tale.

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    1. Anton Theunissen

      I had already sent Willem an email; I didn't know exactly what to put in the last column. I have now made some of my own.

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      1. Willem

        Thanks for mentioning! As far as I'm concerned, it looks absolutely fine. Thanks also for finding my epilogue, Jeroen!

        One more point about Rogier Louwen. As far as I remember, he was working at Erasmus MC as a chemist or immunologist at the time. Maybe that can still be adjusted?

        Nice Geuzenlist!

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  5. Alison

    According to ChatGPT, the judiciary is always right and the Forum for Democracy is a dangerous, anti-democratic party. The AfD politicians have been charged on legally correct grounds and therefore rightly. Welcome Brave New World. Hello “Sharia drone”.

    I would like to suggest the cause of the exclusion one level deeper. To me, an analogy is correct with iron filings that align themselves according to a magnetic field as they flutter down. In this analogy, the magnetic field is: money, bonuses, holidays, privileges, etc. The iron filings are the foot soldiers of the 'New World Order', aka bureaucracy, science, politics, levels of government, etc. In short, Hugo de Jonge's Marion Koopmans, Agnes Kant, Maarten Keulemans, etc.
    And what is the magnetic field? Blackrock cum sui. (and where is that black rock?)

    One hypothesis explains both the Pfizer covid money machine and the otherwise difficult to explain bizarre pro-Islam attitude of many prominent figures.

    (As a young adult, I was adamantly against the patriarchal heteronormative excesses of the church. I now have exactly the same opinion about exactly the same excesses based on the belief that you are not allowed to criticize. Then I was left-wing; and now suddenly, with the same opinion, “extreme right-wing”. Bizarre rubbish.)

    By the way, science in the 80s was just as flat and fad-prone. You were actually put on the non-existent blacklist for spurious research interests (psychology: gender and orientation in the brain; biology: phenomenology; archaeology: migration replacement). Little has changed, except the scale of the magnetic field from the analogy above.

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  6. Cees Mul

    Anton, I think you are selling yourself short with “shadowbanded scribblers like me, without any quantitative reach, who are hardly shared”. This blog is extremely relevant for the people who regularly post here, and regular journalism is also watching, as we have seen from Maarten Keulemans' reactions. Even though he describes Virusvaria as a site where a group of anti-vaxxers share their conspiracy theories. I don't know many people personally who have the same critical view. So anything helps.

    I think most of the people live in ignorant bliss, and I don't know if that will ever change. Del Bigtree seemed very sure of his case last Tuesday in Apeldoorn. How much more evidence do you want, he asked the audience in response to a question I could ask. A bit uncomfortable.

    But… I cannot and do not want to become a missionary who tries to convince people that they are wrong. That is not only irritating but also undesirable. If it comes up, I want to have the right logic and arguments available. That is why these types of blogs, but also illuminating pieces on Substack or podcasts, are so relevant. I think that the Covid period cannot be seen separately from previous decades, and even centuries. The censorship that was applied to all those people you name is reminiscent of the Inquisition. Heretics who deviate from the prevailing ideas. Nowadays they are not burned at the stake, but are labeled as anti-vaxxers. Sinners. Everything has turned around, as Alison points out above. The former progressives (left?) defend the status quo and the conservatives (right) want to break the pattern...

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    1. Anton Theunissen

      Certainly Cees, I certainly appreciate that! I don't know if I would continue with it otherwise because it costs a lot of time and money.
      I also receive compliments from 'important people' by DM or email. But it remains a select handful and we just have to recognize that. And sharing actions remain very limited.
      I hope that at some point people can get over their (understandable) trepidation.

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    2. Lydia

      Too bad you didn't ask that scammer Bigtree, for example, about his lies about the "clear" effectiveness of the DTP vaccine in "an inconvenient study". Despite the horrifying and heartbreaking vaccine injury stories from “Vaxxed II,” Bigtree tries to convince us that vaccines only need to be made(er) safe.

      The RIVM writes today ( https://www.rivm.nl/nieuws/fors-minder-babys-op-ics-dankzij-prik-tegen-rs-virus ): "In recent months, approximately three-quarters of the babies have had a shot against the RS virus (Respiratory Syncytial Virus). As a result, there are significantly fewer babies in the children's ICUs this autumn and winter. Last season, 178 babies were admitted due to the RS virus until February. This season there are 43 so far."

      Pediatrician Valerie Sloof is quoted: “The enormous pressure that we normally experience in the winter on the number of available children's ICU beds has also decreased.”

      There is therefore a modest decrease in the total number of ICU admissions of children in whom no less than 75% fewer RS ​​virus infections have been diagnosed.

      The immunized children are probably no longer tested for the RS virus. Then “thanks to [the] injection” there will indeed be “significantly fewer babies [with confirmed RS virus infection] in the children's ICUs this autumn and winter.”

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      1. Alison

        To me, Del Bigtree's position is a smart move. The injections in question cannot be made safely and he and RFK quietly know that very well. This way they are not dismissed as so-called anti-vaxxers, meaning that a larger group is willing to listen to them. A general who walks too far ahead of the troops loses his army. It's a strategically smart move.

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        1. Cees Mul

          I think you're absolutely right, Alison. I noticed that the panel members in Apeldoorn made more extreme statements than normal in the media or documentaries. Andrew Bridgen (also heavily cancelled) and Del Bigtree, but others were much more outspoken. They were able to express their real opinions because it doesn't scare anyone in this context. I think it's a bit of a stretch to immediately call Del Bigtree a scammer.

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        2. Lydia

          Lying (see my response to https://virusvaria.nl/vrijkaartje-voor-battle-for-science/ ) is not a smart move, but reprehensible and unnecessary. Bigtree could simply have remained silent about the effectiveness of the DTP vaccine.

          Of course, injections can be made safely; a physiological saline solution, for example, cannot do any harm. The question is whether vaccinations can be made effective and that is what Bigtree is lying about.

          RFK Jr. is minister of health, could really make a difference and doesn't have to worry about what people say about him. I suspect that the call for safer vaccines serves to restore public confidence in vaccinations and/or reduce the damage caused to society.

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          1. Alison

            Politics is a different subject. I don't know how to lie effectively. I especially know that by being too blunt I alienate doubters and that is undesirable. But, you're right: lying is not the best way to go. I haven't seen the conference in question. Link anyone?
            When I say injection I mean vaccination here. A vaccine is supposed to protect health, so I often don't get that word out of my mouth.
            RFK has had very tough sessions during which he was at best able to identify the low-hanging fruit step by step. Any more and he would already have been deposed by hysterical social consternation.

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            1. Lydia

              Bigtree's unnecessary lies can be seen in his documentary in https://virusvaria.nl/vrijkaartje-voor-battle-for-science/ can be viewed. At least, I assume (and hope) that's what you want to see.

              I understand that you mean vaccination by injection. If it is possible to safely feed someone intravenously (for a short period of time), it may also be possible to make safe vaccines.

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    3. come on

      Cees, what you write triggers a feeling in me that I have had for some time: the left is the old right (being on the defensive, being conservative with regard to the narrative, kicking away towards what they call wappies; think of Keulemans et al.). As a moderate leftist, I have not felt at home with these types of people for some time now. For me, the left is still: being critical, questioning, not going along with everything that is presented to you... How I missed that during corona... and long afterwards, like now in the time of climate fuss, nitrogen madness and warmongering... isn't it time for a new movement, free from all this madness? Also consider increasing restrictions on freedoms through financial and street control/surveillance.
      By the way, Anton: congratulations for your continued efforts to uncover the corona truth. And, Maarten K., if you are following this, have a REAL discussion with one of us; I would like to see that again (how you get out of there).

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  7. Gerard vd Weijden

    Bhattacharya can be an example of how the position of a scientist can also become a positive change (although I do doubt the deal that his politically unpredictable boss may have had in mind with that appointment; not me first)

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  8. Hans Rodewijk

    Lawsuit over mass manipulation by virologist Drosten in Germany.
    After 14 minutes, “Ron” will be notified in an email.
    https://youtu.be/HB09BIwlnDc

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  9. Hendrik whines

    Behind Reiner Fuelmich is a British flag; I suspect that a German flag would be more appropriate.
    “Academic courage will only return when the mediacracy loses its grip.” – Academic courage? Forget it: something like this will remain a very scarce article for the time being, and this is because 'scientist' has become a profession like any other, accessible to hordes of moderately gifted people without any originality or capacity for independent thinking, who can 'learn well', become 'higher educated', get an academic title and then manage to get a job, and a family, and a mortgage, and other things, causing them to cling to their status at all costs, because they usually can't do anything else. It is therefore striking how many of the people who do sound the alarm are retirees - not only among doctors and professors, but also, for example, generals and even secret agents... The time when scientists were prepared to forego every conventional comfort and often risked their health and sometimes their lives in order to pursue their quest for knowledge is far behind us.

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  10. JVI

    Aya Velázquez, the German journalist who received the RKI files (minutes of the German OMT) in uncensored form from an unknown RKI employee in 2024 and subsequently published them for the general public, certainly also belongs to the group of COVID dissidents who were/are being dealt with harshly. She was recently 'debanked' and officially designated as a potential traitor in 2025 by the German NCTV ('Suspicion' of the 'Verfassungsschutz').

    The publication of the RKI files has caused a stir in Germany and led to changes in the media and politics.
    For example, a group of investigative journalists has become active (the 'liber net' initiative) and has focused on mapping censorship in Germany. After six months of work, this resulted in a report, in German and English, of approximately 70 pages. Check the following site for information about the 'Censorship complex' in Germany. https://liber-net.org/germany/

    This report may have already been sent or discussed in previous blogs, but I was unable to find anything quickly.

    The report was presented in Berlin and Brussels in November 2025. At the introduction in Brussels (organized by a left-wing German splinter party (BSW) in the EP offices), Aya Velázquez gave a lecture (English with subtitles in German), in which she first discussed censorship in Germany in general and then discussed censorship in connection with COVID-19 and the RKI traffic jams. See: https://www.velazquez.press/p/mein-rede-in-brussel-video-und-reisebericht

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    1. Cees Mul

      Suzanne Humphries and Roman Bystrianyk? For me, 'Dissolving illusions' is now standard work on vaccines. Aron Siri? Vaccines, Amen. Both can also be seen at Joe Rogan.

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      1. Anton Theunissen

        All valuable people, but have they also been fired, demoted/transferred or debanked or something like that? Would like some more information.

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