Impffolgen II: Vaccine damage in Germany, an import error...?

The identified spectacular rise of sudden and unexpected German deaths in 2021 would result from errors in the data. They were certainly incredibly sensational figures and at the same time: if something is as rare as 'sudden death', then you will soon see doublings or more if anything moves in that area. In addition, the data came from an excellent government institute and the analyst involved Tom Lausen is perfectly versed in the matter. Several independent reviews broadly confirmed his findings.

Of course, there was also a lot of sputtering: various fact checks do not go any further than that Tom Lausen's analysis was incorrect and that the figures were not intended for such an analysis. It is also claimed that the data was deliberately requested in a way that could only lead to this result. In short: panic among many fact-checkers, exceptions apart from that.

But: there does seem to be something going on. Where did we fall for it? Have we really stepped into something? Then let's see for yourself.

What exactly has been requested?

Three data packages were requested. The first two data packages were only insured in 2021. This could therefore not include mortality figures from previous years, which would explain the lack of mortality codes until 2021. But the third package was really about all insured persons of 2016-2021, including the text of this article, also as a Dutch version.

You will be responsible for sending a breakdown of the frequency of all ICD codes of all insured persons – excluding the insured persons from package 1 – for the period 2016 to 2021, if available also for 2022, to quarters. The data must be retrieved with V and G.

Confirmation data request

Package 3. Sie beantragen die Übermittlung einer Auf,istung der Häufigkeit aller ICD-Codes aller Versicherten – ohne die Versichtertenmenge aus Paket 1 – für de Zeitraum 2016 bis 2021, falls anteilig vorliegend auch für 2022, nach Quartalen. Die Datenabfrage soll mit V und G erfolgen.

It is now claimed that package 3 was delivered incompletely: The insured persons who had already died before 2021 were not among them, it would only contain persons who were still registered as insured in 2021. So they couldn't have mortality codes in 2016-2020... Hence the absurd differences with 2021. Willfulness or misunderstanding, we leave that in the middle.

Yet that is not true either

We assume for a moment that the data did indeed concern people who were still alive in 2021. Apparently, 1 January 2021 has been taken as the benchmark date. If December 31 had been chosen, no death would have been visible, at least according to this reasoning. After all, you can assume that someone, once deceased, is no longer considered an insured person. On 31 December, all deceased persons who died that year were deregistered as insured. Then you have nothing left to report on if you think straightforwardly enough.

If someone who had to collect the data has realized that, it is at least striking that they did not take 2016-2020 with them or else asked what the intention was.

With this in mind, the overall graph shows something strange:

Among the people who were still alive in 2021, one and a half times as many died in 2016-2020 as in 2021 itself.

Read that again.

This is conveniently explained by experts as 'input error'. We understand that; after all, the vaccines can't be. But then it is an input error that was made easier and easier, as evidenced by the slightly increasing trend of 2016-2019. We can assume that this trend will continue in 2021. Then about 40% of the data provided by the Paul Ehrlich Institute for 2021 is just fake because there is no reason to believe that those input errors suddenly no longer occurred there ...

And if data from the years before 2021 deceased are not included at all, where do those 'input errors' actually come from!?

40% 'input errors', isn't that even for the medical industry very much?

If it is entered incorrectly at the source, it is not easy to find out. That source is the doctors: it concerns claims (cost reports) that doctors send to insurers. That is why we also think of fraud instead of errors. Doctors would have deliberately given up more actions than they actually performed. This also raises questions and objections:

• These are not acts, they are circumstances of death, such as "deceased without other persons present"

• Do doctors get paid extra money if someone dies without other people present...?

• If you, as a doctor, want to increase something, do you do so with the sudden death of your own patients (your customer base, you are reducing your practice) or do you tick extra ingrown toenails, stitches or ear and eye infections? There are undoubtedly less drastic, more common, more time-consuming actions available than the observation of a sudden death that can no longer be done.

Is it sometimes with the health insurers or with the federal umbrella?

Another point of pollution can be the health insurers themselves. They are not allowed to make mega profits, so they could come up with costs to keep the premiums up to standard. Even then, deaths do not seem to be the appropriate cost item, at least if you do not want to make it stand out.

Back to the question: How does this enormous pollution get into the data? Is the fault perhaps with the research institute for vaccines and biomedicines, the Paul Ehrluch Institute, which collected all the data? Cardinal mistakes are also made at institutes, which we have seen repeatedly at our own institutes.

It is good to realize that the situation in Germany is different than in the Netherlands: A 'federal' institute collects the data of the federal states there. Each federal state has its own health insurer or 'Kassenärtzlichen Vereinigung' (NRW has two). So there are 17 KV's, united in a Bundesvereinigung.

Factor 17

If the federal institute has incorrectly requested data from all but one of the institutes, that could explain this graph.

Then there is one institute that has also passed on 2016-2019, that's where that handful of data comes from. The remaining sixteen have only submitted 2021.

Can that ever be reconstructed? The institute may have passed on the question directly and only 1 of the seventeen understood the question as it was intended, the rest only on autopilot (after Package 1 and Package 2) also turned out Package three for 2021 only.

When merging the data, there is again no attention. A data-responsible government institute should see that datasets are not compiled consistently. Gene input control? No output control?

That factor of 17 should then more or less also apply to other Codes. We saw a factor of 16.7, which is in line with that. For the other codes, this should more or less be the case. With some margin, they should be on the order of between 15 and 20.

That is not the case. The factors there are approx. 10, 6 and 3 (only factor 3 graph shown, 293% to be exact). By no means a factor of 17 and the Bundesländer will not be that different, will they?

Factor 0.2

So much for the absurd differences. Let's just look at Code I46.1: Death due to sudden heart failure, then the difference is suddenly only about 20% with 2020. What system error or 'input error' could have been made again? Sudden heart failure is a real cause of death, the other Codes are circumstances, maybe that has been treated differently? This code was also added later.

Would this be the only graph in which the years 2016-2020 are correctly included? In any case, an increase of 15-20% looks more credible than one of 1700%. The message does not get any less urgent: Investigate this! (and in the meantime stop that vaccination on nothing).

How do other I.46 codes work?

Cardiac positions with successful resuscitation (I46.0) are in line with the normal trend. Data really seems OK.

In addition, there is a category "Cardiac arrest, not specified." In it we see almost the same jump as in Death due to sudden heart failure, including the text of this article, also as a Dutch version.

To what extent the various categories are duplications or overlap, I do not know, not every database design is equally conclusive.

These graphs are generated on https://corih.de/KBV-Daten/index.php?ohneuberhang=1&uberproz=0&mind=0&icd=I46

The quarters of 2021 are correct

The data for 2021 also seem to be correct. So only look at the red bars in the graphs below: each bar is a quarter 2021, the dark red one is Q1 2022.

In all categories, the biggest blow falls immediately in the first quarter of 2021, after which the numbers fall back in Q2 and from there rise again in Q3 and Q4.

If there are any ideas on how delayed care, lockdowns or long covid can cause this, I'd love to hear from you. With vaccinations, I can think of something: the most vulnerable were pricked first. Germany started this at the end of December 2020.

How does this unfold?

I am very curious about the whole story with which all the above questions are answered:

• How does the pollution end up in the dataset?
• How can the susceptibility to error (degree of contamination) differ so much per code?
• How can some pollutants show a stable/descending trend and others an increasing trend?
• If the data were not complete, are the data from the I46.1 (sudden cardiac death) correct?

Before we start speculating further: first transparency and open data so that we can find out with targeted independent research whether the vaccinations have anything to do with this at all. There is sufficient circumstantial evidence.