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

by Anton Theunissen | Dec 18 2022, 4:12 pm

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  1. Herman Aeven

    "... the biggest blow immediately in the first quarter of 2021, after which the numbers drop 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."

    I think there are a lot of variables. The Alfa variant became dominant especially in Q1. Contagiousness rate increased rapidly to 50% and at the same time, especially B.1.1.7, turned out to be a lot more sickening than the previous variant.

    After that Delta came as dominant but by that time you have possible influences of vaccinations and lockdown, built-up resistance and so on. For me, the rise in Q3 is more puzzling.

    Another problem with Q1s are sometimes after-effects from the end of Q4 of the year before. People get sick more often in a Q1 precisely because a lot of resistance disappears in Q4, winter, food, sitting at home, etc.

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    1. Anton (@infopinie)

      Those are not really typical variables for heart failure or "Less than 24 hours after the onset of symptoms, not otherwise specified". Looking at previous Q1's, this one looks pretty bright.

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  2. El

    I'm afraid that the data pollution/incorrect input is a plausible explanation.
    You're dealing with government agencies. I also work for it and if there is a bad deal with data somewhere, it is with governments. Why don't they do anything about it? For 20 years I have been providing solutions for simple registrations that have been going wrong for 20 years due to wrong processes and none! data management, I'm right and people love it, but then they don't get a foot on the ground and they don't do anything.

    Another problem may be that due to the spontaneous focus on data and figures, suddenly everyone has started to enter more serious figures. For example, I made up figures for CBS statistics for years because the requested was nowhere in our files. They demanded an answer and got one, for the source the data is worthless so sowhat. And there was never a fact check by CBS by, for example, requesting the figures elsewhere or otherwise.

    And why does the government never do anything about this or even don't want to do anything about it? Firstly, it is very useful for the government not to have good data. (saves black ink for bars) You can then (apparently) continue to waste millions without any problems and no one does anything about it or understands anything about it. Secondly, this is the easiest way to cover up the truth. Suppose the vaccination causes only 5% more deaths, bad enough in itself to stop of course. But if the figures start to deviate as they do now, they become implausible and the "real" 5% disappears due to the collapse of, for example, the 17% when Tom Lausen's report can be undermined as far as that 17% is concerned. Then when the data problem becomes known, can be solved, he does not have to come back with the "real" 5%. Credibility has been lost.

    The government also deliberately keeps itself stupid. In the land of the blind, one-eyed is king. For example, by appointing a management that knows nothing about the content and by systematically promoting the real content experts in dead-end positions. This has been happening structurally at IenM since 2004, hence one scandal after another or blunders and budget overruns of millions in a year. Also look at the nitrogen approach, misplaced sniffers and bad data and then a model that you can set exactly so that the farmers you want to get rid of are shown as peaks in the map. Fishing is also being pilloried again by wrong data, etc. etc. Data is a weapon against the population and they use it everywhere. And you just have to be stupid for it, the most important competence to be a civil servant alongside a university education in lacemaking.

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  3. evade

    Typically, it is now claimed that these data are not suitable for drawing conclusions (in this case about trends in causes of death), while during the entire pandemic the number of positive corona tests was used without any criticism as if it were a representative sample of the population. If the data are complete (and if not, they simply need to be supplemented) it seems to me that the chance of bias in this case is many times smaller than in the case of corona tests.

    By the way, I can well imagine that the data was not accidentally delivered incorrectly. By giving the data the appearance of an unrealistically strong increase, the whole story immediately becomes suspicious. Although in Germany alone the association with AfD actually ausreicht for that.

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    1. Theo

      The 'top doctor' Kerryn Phelps is also a big proponent of lockdowns, vaccination and mouth mask requirements, also indoors. In September 2022, she called for all strict covid measures to be reintroduced!

      With such hard-learned medics, no pity fits. Karma is...

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  4. HankRearden

    Was the reason for anonymizing Dutch excess mortality data perhaps to prevent the Dutch people from finding out through BSN numbers that only a small part of Dutch politicians have actually been injected with Spike protein mRNA, just as was noticed in Japan:

    https://twitter.com/riseupandresist/status/1599160471046983680

    In addition, we need to look beyond just (excess) mortality; Also increase in the disease itself (cardiovascular, pulmonary, neuro, etc.).

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