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  1. zz

    Another great contribution, Anton. People are still anxiously ignoring the facts. Instead of recognizing that something is wrong, one washes one's hands in innocence. What I found most scandalous was the fact that LAREB completely concealed the first reports of (dozens of) deaths after the rollout of vaccinations. How hypocritical and criminal can one be? You can count on this being discussed at a high level (starting with Kant, via de Jonge to Rutte et al.). In fact, we have all, knowingly, been cheated by those who pulled the strings; strings with blood on them. Blood, lots of blood.

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  2. Henk Knoester

    Good initiative that new website. Everything is also neatly and clearly worded. Nevertheless, I would restore some typos here and there because otherwise the reliability of the content will soon be doubted. If people start reading with any suspicion, they will use everything to serve the messenger with the unwanted news. I also noticed that there is no reference to excess mortality abroad. As it is presented now, it looks like a Dutch problem, and it certainly isn't. Of course, this can take a lot of extra work/time, but it may also be possible to treat excess mortality abroad with a few accurate references. I am thinking, among other things, of the well-known videos of John Campbell.

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    1. Anton (@infopinie)

      If you see a typo I'd love to hear it, I'll run it through the spellchack 😉 again.
      I prefer not to quote Campbell, who is already being disqualified as a wappie.

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    2. Cees Mul

      Don't know if this one will be in the right place. But be a little shocked by Anton's reaction that Campbell is now seen as a wappie. Surely this man is strictly adhering to the facts? His video about that 14-year-old Japanese girl who died has been removed from YouTube. But not a word was a lie.

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    3. Anton (@infopinie)

      It is precisely the most honest researchers who are dismissed as wavy as soon as they look beyond pfizer's product brochure. Outside our bubble, Campbell is looked at sympathetically. He would only do it for the views...

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    4. Cees Mul

      Then we have to cherish our bubble for the time being:-). Has there ever been any substantive criticism of Campbell? It's always framing, never facts. What a dastardly way to push people into a corner. Sometimes I wish I was still naïve.

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    5. Harald

      Indeed. Simpler and better: links to euromomo.eu and usmortality.com with a few graphs.

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  3. Peter Visser

    Statistics Netherlands no longer publishes mortality figures per week. Nevertheless, these figures should be found in their database.
    Does anyone know where exactly these figures can be found?

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    1. Anton (@infopinie)

      If they are not published, they are not publicly available, I think. Do you think so?

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    2. JVI

      Take a look at the Eurostat website, which is the EU's CBS. Eurostat probably also has weekly mortality figures for all Member States, including the Netherlands. Those figures may have been delayed by a month or two months.
      The OECD also has mortality rates on a weekly basis, but from a somewhat larger group of countries.
      Please note: both organisations may also have excess mortality figures, but these probably do not correspond to those of CBS.

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    3. Anton (@infopinie)

      Yes, but Hans, those figures only go up to week 13. We're already in week 16. They no longer publish the figures, at least not weekly.

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    4. Hans Verwaart

      Anton, we'll see next Friday. Normally – until two weeks ago – an estimate of week 14 would have been given last Friday, which could have been adjusted up or down by about 50-100 the following week (i.e. next Friday).

      If they have omitted that estimate now, they should post all the figures for week 14 next Friday.

      We'll see!

      Kind regards, Hans

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    5. Peter Visser

      This was stated in a cbs news release of 2-3-2023: "Now that the Covid-19 epidemic is in a different phase, the statistical office will switch to a lower frequency of news reports as of April 7. However, the mortality figures will continue to be published weekly via the CBS website and StatLine."
      I just haven't been able to figure out exactly where those numbers are

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    6. Anton (@infopinie)

      Week 14 is now listed with 'final' figures. No more estimate for the week after that.

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  4. Theo

    In the corona period, many sectors have fallen through the cracks: the government (politics and governance), science, healthcare, the judiciary, education (especially university), banks, large companies, the media and churches. Of course everything is mainstream, because on a small scale certain currents in each aforementioned sector kept their backs straight. However, the overall picture after a good 3 years is a plummeted trust in society: solidarity has snapped and it is now much more everyone for himself.

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  5. Thera Heemskerk

    In my small circle 2 deaths, 1 and 3 days after the booster. Both were very healthy people. Another case with anaphylactic shock after the booster. I've seen horrific pictures of that. Furthermore, someone who has been 'lucky' with only one Tia. All these cases were not reported to the Lareb. My motto is and remains: you are a cow if you stunt with your health!

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  6. Thecla van Geelen

    Another super article, Anton!

    It's just staggering as there are still, for example, healthcare professionals who turn a blind eye to what's going on (intentionally or not, because I still can't figure that out. And perhaps the same is true for most people who work in the funeral industry, despite the evidence of excess mortality being abundantly clear?)

    But of course, it's not just about so-called professionals. In my daily life I deal with "ordinary citizens" and the majority still firmly follow the narrative. Because of this, I now find it fighting against the beer quay to bring up something of WHATEVER that is not right. After all, those people are all about total denial; I experience this every week in the club life and I therefore do not start about anything (anymore). All I do now is express my own view of something when someone asks me something. Then I respond along the lines of, "Well, I don't know if that's the case." Or, "I see it differently because..." But I avoid "throwing bats in fowl pens", because then people will put their heels in the sand or look at you glassy, that's my experience.
    And that they (want to) close their eyes to what is going on will have to do with the fact that the power of the MSM is unfortunately still very large. Because to be honest, the majority of Dutch people still "just" watch the Achtuurjournaal and talk shows such as Op1 and the like.

    Still, I remain hopeful, as crazy as it sounds, that at some point the evidence will become SO vast that even the MSM will no longer be able to keep everything "under wraps." (No idea how long that will take !?!)

    But for now, in this phase that is often so daunting, I think, it is therefore all the more admirable that there are people like you who do their best to keep bringing things to the attention. Therefore, once again, hats off to you, in this "crusade" for the truth!
    You are an example to all of us, I think.

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    1. Anton (@infopinie)

      Thank you for the compliment.
      Maybe you can send those people the link of onverklaardeoversterfte.nl. The tone there is a bit less activist – I hope so. Perhaps those who read that will smell fuse themselves.

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  7. zz

    I'm going through exactly the same thing when it comes to how people are looking at corona/the jabs right now. This after a shocking death 2 days after the jab of a healthy 20-year-old sportsman in my vicinity. Distressing! But start a conversation about excess mortality/vaccinations and get a listening ear, or at least an answer, ho but. The only thing that happens is that people (indeed) look a bit glassy, at most mumble something and then 'talk away'. Away topic, over to the order of the day. How do we get out of this? Surely there will be many others who have experienced something similar, especially given the dozens of deaths that have been kept under wraps by LAREB? Those people want to tell their story, don't they? How do we get this back on the map, partly in view of the fact that people are already talking about 2025 (!) for the corona policy evaluation. Again, admirable, Anton, your effort in this.

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  8. Marlies Rattink

    Super good article Anton... and thanks for that link. If I want to share something with people who don't know anything and they see virus varia, they immediately hit tilt....So that link is well thought out of you.

    Indeed with teaspoon feeding

    And yes about Campbell. I also have trouble finding people who are not in the msm or on wikipedia or framed by Maarten Keulemans.

    Karol Sikora is someone you can still quote. He himself is not called a conspiracy theorist on wikipedia.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karol_Sikora

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  9. Mark

    This reads very nicely. Informative, concise, not too complicated and perfect to introduce people to this topic without it being deterrent.

    Thanks for all your work!

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