LinkedIn vs Herman Steigstra, OM vs Mona Keijzer, Nivel vs Maurice de Hond

by Anton Theunissen | 19 Oct 2024, 16:10

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  1. Ward van Koperen

    The firewall of the company I work for blocks arcmedic with a vague reason about certificates. I don't think my company does that on purpose, but because they have a subscription to firewall rules. Also bad.

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  2. Casper Kempeneers

    You mentioned Wakefield. Then I am always triggered again :)Have followed his case.
    Career of a scientist with integrity destroyed.
    Did you know that one of his co-authors has been acquitted and actually the same applies to Wakefield on the same grounds.
    Little has changed over time. Interests and money must be protected.
    You may already be familiar with these articles
    https://marcellapiperterry.substack.com/p/dr-andrew-wakefield-was-right-about

    https://drtesslawrie.substack.com/p/dr-andrew-wakefield-was-right-all

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    1. Anton Theunissen

      I'm going to read them. I know Tess Laurie's, I think,
      I have asked fierce opponents of Wakefield several times if they had also looked at his study: No one.
      When I had looked at it for the first time I thought I probably had the wrong piece in front of me, this couldn't have caused so much controversy, could it!? Now, much later, I understand that he touched on something that really wasn't meant to get attention. A revenue model that involves billions. How do we ever get that power curbed...

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      1. c

        Because of all the seeds that are also planted here! We keep our spirits up and persevere! Recently, a family member had to deal with a bizarre discussion in a nursing home. While keeping vigil with the dying person, that person breathed his last. The breathing had happened before, but this time it turned out to be true, so my family member checked the heartbeat. Sad but also relieved that the inevitable death had gone so peacefully, the nurse was called. It took a while... Upon entering, the nurse said, "Died? My mat says no!" "Yes, but..." Welles vs Nietes... There was already less and less money for staff, and there was money for alarm bracelets, cheap bedding without sheets and therefore mats that measure the heart rate, among other things, but also restlessness or getting out of bed/falling. That mat had failed but was still believed by the user of this technique. British comedians of the past would know what to do with it, but nowadays critical comedians are visited at home by the police. This story did not make us happy at all. Reactions from those around me: "I had that nurse on the hair..." "Well he had been told something" "complaint not yet filed???" Tough talk from the followers and howlers of a.o. D66 MPs who are now once again endangering our children and grandchildren. There will come a day when WE will be heard because we are the decent people!

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  3. Willem

    Voltaire, the great philosopher of our Western Enlightenment (and around that time only protected by a King from the East, but that aside) wrote (in French... Anyway..)

    Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities

    He also wrote

    I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it

    Just some thoughts about what 250 years of enlightenment thinking has brought to our society.

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    1. Pyotr

      I thought Voltaire was a Frenchman.

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  4. Arnoud

    What is also involved in the case of Keijzer is that our government apparently thinks it is fine that Israel is committing genocide and even supports it ... But if you criticize that, it is dismissed as anti-Semitic ... while in fact the only true Semites are the original inhabitants of (the area around) Israel, namely the Palestinians who are now predominantly Muslim.

    So those same Muslim Palestinians and the people who support their views are anti-Semitic. But... at the same time criticizing anti-Semitic currents in Islam is also ... does not compute ...

    'War is peace' shall we say ...

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  5. Ad

    Today's Palestinians are by no means the Philistines of the time, but are predominantly 19th and 20th century migrated Arabs and Egyptians (such as Yasser Arafat).

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    1. Arnoud

      Semitism is defined by the (origin of the) language one speaks (in short) and not by which religion one adheres to. In that respect, the Palestinians have more right to claim Semitism than Jews. I would like to go along with the fact that this is now seen that way in society (in terms of definition) in this discussion.

      Because the point of measuring with 2 standards also just remains, in a slightly different way, without just standing upright:

      On the one hand, criticism of Islam (item) is inappropriate, according to the Public Prosecution Service & the mainstream, to such an extent that it is tolerated & encouraged to be prosecuted, and on the other hand, the same government uses violence that is explained by the same government & mainstream from Islamic extremism, which is abhorred. How Orwellian do you want it to be? Criticism is simply not accepted if it does not fit into the bag. Regardless of how you think about what happens in the M-O: isn't that absurd and counterproductive?

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      1. c

        Everyone can say anything at any time! Where previously people usually quickly arrived at the Second World War in conversations and discussions, it is now Israel vs. ....... Again, unfortunately. Let's all go for peace!

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      2. Arnoud

        I am answering myself here because I do not seem to be able to respond to the following reaction of "c" and this is therefore a reaction to his/hers:

        Of course, like almost everyone else, I also want to go for peace. But then you have to be able to speak freely, of course. And apparently that is not possible.

        And the fact that the government is hypocritical on the bone does not help. On the contrary. Certainly not if the theme in question concerns an ongoing genocide.

        And with that, your reaction imo is an anti-pascifysy. Because suggesting that we are not allowed to talk about that genocide in the Middle East while it is raging is of course diametrically opposed to contributing to that need for peace that you profess with your mouth. Very cheap too. Unfortunately.

        Silence is no longer an option.

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  6. Hans himself.

    I'm looking for some advice on whether or not to do vaccinations.

    I am 61 years old. I'm a little overweight. 93 kg by 189 cm. My health is good and my condition is reasonable.

    Because of my age, I have been invited for 3 vaccinations.

    Corona Vaccination:
    • There is of course no doubt about that: The Corona vaccination is an MRNA vaccine and of course I do not take it.
    • It is now common knowledge that the side effects do not outweigh the possible minimal and short-term protection of the corona flu.

    Flu Vaccination:
    • I'll skip that one too.
    • I never actually have the flu and never have a cold.
    • What would be the added value of the flu shot?

    Pneumococcal vaccination:
    • I am still in doubt about this.
    • The GP has not responded to my request for information. The assistant only managed to tell me that this is not an MRNA vaccine. A leaflet was not available.

    What now?
    • I don't consider myself a wappie. My yellow booklet is bulging with vaccination stamps. I just like to travel. And I still think vaccinations against diseases such as polio and rabies are a good thing.
    • But, I have followed Mr. Steigstra's studies closely and I know that the MRNA vaccines are simply no good. My trust in the RIVM has now fallen far below zero.
    • After the corona campaign, I eventually became reluctant to blindly accept other regular vaccines.

    So now I am just looking for objective and reliable advice about the advantages and disadvantages of pneumococcal vacination.

    So my question is: can anyone advise me on the usefulness and necessity of this pneumococcal vaccination?

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  7. Hans Himself

    L.S.

    I am looking for advice on whether or not to do vaccinations.

    I am 61 years old. I'm a little overweight. 93 kg by 189 cm. My health is good and my condition is reasonable.

    Because of my age, I have been invited for 3 vaccinations.

    Corona Vaccination:
    • There is of course no doubt about that: The Corona vaccination is an MRNA vaccine and of course I do not take it.
    • It is now common knowledge that the side effects do not outweigh the possible minimal and short-term protection of the corona flu.

    Flu Vaccination:
    • I'll skip that one too.
    • I never actually have the flu and never have a cold.
    • What would be the added value of the flu shot?

    Pneumococcal vaccination:
    • I am still in doubt about this.
    • The GP has not responded to my request for information. The assistant only managed to tell me that this is not an MRNA vaccine. A leaflet was not available.

    What now?
    • I don't consider myself a wappie. My yellow booklet is bulging with vaccination stamps. I just like to travel. And I still think vaccinations against diseases such as polio and rabies are a good thing.
    • But, I have followed Mr. Steigstra's studies closely and I know that the MRNA vaccines are simply no good. My trust in the RIVM has now fallen far below zero.
    • After the corona campaign, I eventually became reluctant to blindly accept other regular vaccines.

    So now I am just looking for objective and reliable advice about the advantages and disadvantages of pneumococcal vacination.

    So my question is: can anyone advise me on the usefulness and necessity of this pneumococcal vaccination?

    Reply

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