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  1. Marijke

    Great that you are the first to bring out the excess mortality. 1 sheep over the dam .....

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  2. french moon

    Pfoe, Anton, what a tricky puzzle. What I have hardly seen as an option: could the combination of vax and infection – which seem to be the most protected – be the most risky in the long term?

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    1. Anton

      That could be, I will pay attention to that. What I have already thought of: First infection and then vax, that is the model of Sweden. Was the 'original' virus the best vaccine against side effects of the later jabs? That would make the story a bit more accurate. Wild thought, not yet presented to immunologists, but the broad natural protection may make short work of the spikes of the vaccine.

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  3. Cor Nouws

    W.b. Sweden and vaccinations you may also need to look at details. What vaccines, production, when/ how often given, ..

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    1. Anton

      No idea if that can be figured out.

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  4. Chris

    This news is not heard... one will not hear it, one will deny it and ridcule the messengers. What I find much worse is that both Anton and MdH always assume a government that has our best interests at heart but has accidentally taken some wrong turns and now wants to prevent loss of face.
    My position is a bit sharper: the government does NOT have our best interests at heart and all "wrong" policy choices are always made very consciously according to a preconceived plan. Now I am prepared to add: 'until they prove otherwise'.

    And that is precisely what the government refuses... important information about vaccinations and excess mortality are withheld. And that is why I unfortunately have to assume the most black scenario, namely that our government cooperates in a globalist plan to decimate the world's population. As long as the government does not cooperate to make all relevant information transparent quickly, that is the only way I can look at our government.

    As citizens/consumers, we have more power than we often think. We decide what we spend our honestly earned money on. In this way, anyone can decide to no longer use the services and products of the WEF's business partners. Just look up which companies are all affiliated with the WEF and then look for alternatives.

    https://www.weforum.org/partners#search

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  5. Greetje

    Australia ms also interesting to take with you. Little covid before the vaccination rollout... Have the idea that there are many side effects (unfortunately, the majority of doctors and nurses do not take them seriously... seen a lot of stories on instagram..).

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    1. Anton

      What a good idea! I'm going to take it with me.

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  6. Rinke Hotels

    The last graph is misleading. What you want to know is: could it be that the unexplained excess mortality has to do with vaccinations? Then you have to put unexplained excess mortality and vaccinations both in a graph. That doesn't happen here. What is shown here in the graph is ALL excess mortality.
    So also the excess mortality that we know is due to heat waves – which you know in advance that they have nothing to do with vaccination. This pollutes the pattern of the graph by data that you already know in advance that it has nothing to do with it.
    Worse still, some of that declared excess mortality DOES have an indirect interdependence. The more corona, the more oversteft – so in a corona wave you will see more explainable excess mortality, namely excess mortality from the virus. At the same time, the more corona, the more people see sick people in their environment, the more they are confronted with the facts, and the higher the willingness to vaccinate will be.
    So you see here two trends that are simultaneously driven by an underlying third trend, namely the corona waves themselves. It makes perfect sense that you then see a correlation, but it is not because the trends drive each other. When car traffic increases, you see more traffic victims, and you also see more air pollution. That does not mean that air pollution causes traffic casualties.
    A not misleading graph would be: plot the UNEXPLAINED excess mortality against the vaccinations. I wonder how much remains of the correlation.

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    1. Anton

      The bar graphs show respectively unexplained excess mortality vs vaccinations and corona mortality vs unexplained excess mortality.
      Much remains unexplained.

      The graph that Schetters has submitted fits into a longer story, see video in https://virusvaria.nl/cbs-en-rivm-zien-ook-negatieve-vaccin-effectiviteit-in-zelfrapportage/ and he means as a signal of something that deserves more attention. For example, your analysis, but from people who have access to verifiable data to substantiate the possible explanations. He repeats a few times in his presentation that it is not evidence of causation.

      The graph shows official, available data. It is the explanation that could be misleading. You can also take the graph as suggestive and be indignant about it, but that must also be substantiated with data. That data should be available to consult, then the sting would have been quickly removed.

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