Vaccines as a cause of excess mortality in Australia after 2020 – Lataster, Fenton/Neil/Engler

by Anton Theunissen | 4 mrt 2026, 15:03

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  1. Jan van der Zanden

    The evidence is getting stronger. A nice study with fairly well controlled variables (if I can believe the summary...).

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  2. Willem

    Here's a response (I still have to/will read the pieces by Fenton et al, maybe I'm off topic..)

    The interesting thing about the vaccine rollout and correlation of excess mortality in Australia is that the rollout of the shot took place in the same months as in the Netherlands (from January 2021). In the Netherlands it is the middle of winter (and more people die in winter than in other months), so the correlation between giving a vaccine -> mortality in the Netherlands (as a devil's advocate or a journalist from the Volkskrant might say) is a typical case of 'correlation is not causation', because the correlation is explained by season.

    In Australia, however, it is the middle of summer at that time, so you can eliminate the 'explanatory variable' season within the correlation between vaccine administration -> direct mortality.

    Of course, there are other possible explanations - such as that the vaccine was first given to the elderly and sick - but it should be noted that these groups were (almost) not included in the Pfizer/Moderna/Astra/Janssen trials (exclusion criteria). How ethical is that? (Not)

    The most tragic thing of all (in my opinion) is that the trials were stopped prematurely due to 'ethical principles' (within a few months) so that we do not, strictly speaking, know the long-term side effects.

    But anyone who has their eyes open will see it immediately. A case of softenon, smoking, oxycodone (where the studies that took place at the time could not take into account the long-term effects or (actually always) never measured the really important end points (such as death). Lies, damned lies, and statistics.

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  3. Lydia

    A few (no pun intended!) comments about translation:

    “computer science” is informatics in Dutch.

    I generally think it is useful to display quotes in the source language; then they can be found quickly.

    The comment (to my heart) from F,N and E that “it can be coherently argued that it is not a 'thing' at all but simply an artificial sequence.” is translated as “it can be coherently stated that it is not a 'thing' at all, but simply an artificial sequence.”

    The translation suggests that F,N and E believe that SARS-CoV-2 is an artificial sequence while only claiming that this can be coherently argued for.

    Furthermore, Anton writes in response to a quote from F, N and E in which the spike protein is not mentioned: “The spike was therefore not particularly toxic, according to them.” The response seems to relate to the following comment from F,N and E:

    “But is the spike protein really the culprit?3 We’ve argued before that there’s nothing uniquely alarming about the spike protein, or any other component of SARS‑CoV‑2 for that matter:”

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    1. Anton Theunissen

      Computer science would then be computer science. Or Data science? I'll leave it alone, my son will study it too. Just search for computer science studies... Everywhere it is called Computer science. It's a thing in the academies. https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/nl/onderwijs/bachelor/programmas/computer-science/waarom-deze-studie

      I like to use Dutch translations for paragraphs of text.

      I just removed the 'argue' argument. In my opinion, you also find something when you say that something can be argued for (or stated) coherently. It should have been the sentence you found anyway, that was a mistake indeed.

      Thanks for the corrections Jeroen!

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    2. Anton Theunissen

      I asked a cell biologist about it, who says it just works, in the lab in a petri dish. The empirical reality.

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      1. Lydia
    3. Hans Rodewijk

      "BUT IS THE SPIKE PROTEIN REALLY THE EVIL" In any case, the furin cleavage site present in this is a special phenomenon. This furin cleavage site was identified as a unique feature by top virologists during their telephone conference on February 2020. It is extremely interesting to know whether there is a difference in the biological effect of the spike proteins from the mRNA corona vaccine and the spike proteins from the virus most likely produced in Wuhan. (or later variants')

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