Pregnancy and vaccinations: 45% more miscarriages in week 8-13 (IL), 30% fewer delivery (CZ)

by Anton Theunissen | 2 jul 2025, 09:07

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  1. Cor de vries

    Fortunately we still have Ourworlddata

    Great how you can bring some clarity through all those smokescreens.
    Fortunately we also have fertility figures via OurworldData and they don't think they are lying.

    After a revival in a few countries in the first Corona year (thanks to Lockdowns?), After vaccination, it plummets considerably compared to the Pre Corona for years.

    The Czech Republic is doing remarkably bad. Israel also supplies in but shows remarkable as one of the few countries in terms of population still growth potential.
    And remarkably only the little -pricked Bulgaria is doing well. Belgium also dives down.

    See OurWorldInData

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    1. Anton Theunissen

      Fertility is of course slightly different than broken vs completed pregnancies. But New Zealand remains nicely stable and there has also been substantial vaccinated.
      (I have corrected the link in your comment. See This explanation)

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      1. Cor de vries

        Births in New Zealand even seem to be slightly opposed to the trend.
        Population pyramid shows that just in these years there is also a peak in terms of fertile women.

        The Maori who, I believe, also form a fifth of the population relatively more children than the rest of the population. Despite all kinds of promotion campaigns (would be more vulnerable to COVID?, Less VIT D production?), They also had considerably less (bit of Bulgarian figures) vaccinated.

        (Thanks to sources via Chatgpt with question: are Maori women of fertile age less vaccinated for Covid than the rest of New Zealand population?).

        This could partly be an explanation for the positive NZ figures.
        Australia just seems to follow the trend (with a dip 2020) but not to bend negatively. Also requires further investigation.

        I think I am important to look and compare as detailed as possible. A job and a lot harder than: they are just "safe and effective" she see, see the real -time data.

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  2. Rien

    I am a supporter of simple and I believe I have discovered a trend.
    If there is data somewhere supportive for the BS that is sold in the media well then it will come in cool chocolate letters for days on everything they can say it.
    If that is not the case, they first come up with a list to color the data.
    If that does not work because there are sharp spirits such as Maurice de Hond or Ronald Meester not to leave it very much, then the second attempt comes. With the end of the goal of making people believe that they did well. Because people are happy to be happy in any fairy tale.

    Overigens is het jammer dat we dat experimentele gevaarlijk spul vaccins blijven noemen.

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    1. Willem

      Realize that in the previous thread- in which I stated that doctors who cannot see that you can get VAXX thrombosis, and therefore all women used the pill+Gevaxx'd explained as: thrombosis of pill use (after which the pill is stopped by the doctor), making those women an increased risk of pregnancy there.

      Ie, I ended that comment by saying that these women had a chance of getting pregnant. And it was tacitly assuming that this was a kind of ironic end well.

      But not so. These women could get pregnant, but had already shown that they did not respond well to Vaxx. There is a good chance that they would have a miscarriage after pregnancy. All thanks to the doctor who cannot see that you can get Vaxx thrombosis.

      The deeper I think about this, the more it becomes clear to me why this jet -black period is preferably forgotten by all who were responsible for administering experimental junk for a disease that is best defined as a flu+medical negligence.

      Not that this has to be: a guilty person with backbone would acknowledge and learn from it.
      Well, perhaps ...
      But for now I see little backbone. A lot of guilt.

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  3. Rien

    Any idea where that will lead?

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    1. Willem

      Yes, I think until the next (Quote Max Planck)

      "A new scientific truth usually does not get the upper hand because her opponents are convinced and admit that they were wrong, but rather because her opponents are gradually extinguished and there is a new generation that has been familiar with the truth from the start."

      Given the large number of those involved (opponents) who are debting, all about at least 25 years old (LFT on which doctors first practice their profession, I estimate that it will be known in about 50 years and things will change!

      In other words: patience is a good thing ...

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      1. Rien

        Nice for the long term, but that is not that interesting at all.
        Unfortunately..

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      2. Rien

        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5s8kRb8z4Zs
        Wie controleert haar?
        Welke checks and Balances zijn er om te zorgen dat de beste deal tot ons komt?
        Maak die files openbaar en zwets er niet omheen ik wil weten wat er in mijn naam wordt gedaan.

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  4. Willem

    The current reporting, called "the news" I have been boring for a long time. This is dangerous for news tenders who want to keep the reader mesologized in the stories that they force the reader to silence the thoughts of the reader.

    But it is: those stories in the newspaper, they are bored!

    I have long left the Arena, in which the news of the day is presented daily as if it were a gladiator battle. What can I save the Gladiator "Rutte". What can I save the Gladiator "the climate". Yes, what can the Gladiator "The Out mortality debate" (as it is led in the newspapers) save!

    As some of you know here, I have been a gladiator for a while. That yielded something, even if it was only for myself to experience what it is like to be seen by an audience as ... Gladiator.

    Well, we know that again.

    I also see the news from the past to place on my daily reality. That gives something new for myself. Sometimes I come across something that may be interesting for the public arena.

    For example, I read in the biography of Slauerhoff, that as a 26 -year -old doctor he went for the first time (as a ship's doctor) to the Dutch East Indies. For this he had to be vaccinated (against what is not included). The biographer (Hazeu) reports the following:

    The journey lasted 5 weeks ... with a sick ship doctor on board. The first days of the trip he had not yet had any big problems witnessing a letter to ... "everything so far, some fever of my vaccinations". But in the last week he had received a stomach bleed.

    After this episode, Slauerhoff was struggling with his health for 12 years. He died at the age of 38, of a lung disease. It was said that the cause was TB (the only lung disease that could be "objectively" at the time through breeding). But are his symptoms fit in with that?

    A more poetic diagnosis was that society had had Slauerhoff suffocated. Which writers did not die of suffocation in terms of society? -Spinoza, Keats, Perk, Van Ostaijen, Kafka, Slauerhoff, row of Namur that I stolen from an essay (over Kafka, from 1982) from Hermans. Hermans wrote below:

    "The belief in spiritual causes for organic diseases tends to lose its persuasiveness as soon as the disease with chemical drugs can clearly be demonstrably cure"

    Thirteen years later, Hermans died of suffocation for an organic disease ... who was not healed with chemical medicines.

    And is it true that TB is healed using chemical medicines. You have to take an antibiotics cocktail for at least six months, says the RIVM (and then it is true). But even then the question is whether you are healed from TB (the condition is "stubborn"). What does help is if you know how to improve your immune system. It is not without reason that TB in the Netherlands is only endemic in people with immune disorders, which also continue under the name AIDS. If the immune disorder improves, the TB will disappear. To what extent antibiotics contributes to this has never been randomized and we do not know (although the RIVM knows, you can trust them on their white coats).

    You can also be vaccinated against TB. There is a randomized study about this (since a few years) (on which I have participated), and it shows that:

    BCG vaccination does not protect… against COVID-19, COVID-19 hospitalization, or clinically relevant RTIs. (=luchtwegziekte)

    But that

    The proportion of individuals hospitalized for cardiac arrhythmias after BCG was two-fold higher than reported after placebo

    See https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39515666/

    Which brings me to the following:

    Has Slauerhoff perhaps died of vaccination? The symptoms fit, knowing, for example, that the risk of coagulation disorders has been increased due to vaccination. Perhaps Slauerhoff had a pulmonary embolism, diagnosis that you could not yet establish objectively (according to the current standard) and on which Slauerhoff was never investigated (according to the biography).

    Just some ideas ...

    In addition. Slauerhoff was in his time ... The news facility was more than fed up and set up his own magazine (with Du Perron, Ter Braak, other literary greats).

    Why don't we do something like that?
    I conclude from the comments under the line that there are more people here who are the news spectacle and can make their own news. Why leave everything to Anton, Herman et al?

    Isn't it time to invest a meeting in which the writers of this site (below and above the line) come together and publish something jointly what they find worthwhile?

    Perhaps that, taking Rien's words, this is interesting for the short term ...

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    1. c

      There are magazines and a newspaper (the other newspaper). Anton gives us commentators the space here. I fully understand the need and that is why I faithfully follow everyone who speaks out. About TB: in Hungary the population is vaccinated against TB and many people responded more violently to the mrnaprik. In America (I don't know if that was/is in all states) it became/will be recognized. A friend of ours almost lost his Hungarian wife and adult child (born in Hungary) after their first mrnaprik. This diagnosis already came during their hospitalization. Both work at a large pharmaceutical company then spoke warning. They allowed it. It should be seen in Hungary's figures but is the registration correct? He hardly believed us that we have completely different experiences. That randomness makes public pronouncement extra difficult. Why does AI give in fact and proven information as an answer after several questions? My grandchildren use AI as humor. All the crazy things they have to learn, for example, about the climate, but knowing better, laughs laughs. Handy to make up for their keys. I am grateful to everyone who cooperates to get the bottom stone above!

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  5. Jolanda van Elk

    Thank you Anton knows.
    Thankful that you and others can transform figures into a language readable for me!

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  6. Cees Mul

    Nice and interesting reflections. I hardly follow the news. Just like in the old days, from some distance. And with more skepticism than ever, of course.
    I think a kind of fatal spiral has been created. What is brought into the (mainstream) media is often adapted to what the people want to hear. Cowboys against Indians, the villain against the hero. Smart scientists who save the world from (invisible) dangers. The readers enjoy it and do not have to think in shades of gray and nuances. So this is actually not news, but propaganda (Pieter Klok story). The readers unquestionably accept these stories and everyone who thinks differently must be a dangerous extremist. They are a danger to the stability of society. The media add a little extra and the vicious circle is born.

    I think there is at least 1 main character who feels this good: Robert Kennedy Junior. He does adjust things, but not in the chainsaw way of Musk. He knows that he must first turn public opinion. Most still think that traditional "health care" is infallible and has the truth in lease. In reality, it is precisely this healthcare itself that is one of the problems. It may nevertheless be called that the country with the highest spending on health care also houses the most unhealthy population. Even if you change institutions, this encounters protests among the population because they still believe in the system. Kennedy is in danger because he tackles a huge industrial complex. Only by waking up the population can he win this battle, I think. It's just a thought, maybe nothing is right.

    In the Netherlands it is not much different, but every trace of a kind of Kennedy is missing here. But perhaps a change can be observed. You have to be fairly blind to not see that Mr. Rutte actually had to have some good conversations with a soul squeezer in a relaxed white space, whether or not with a swamp tube. That war rhetoric of this mother's child is horrifying. The "left" -oriented parties (who also want to spend those 5%) wake up Zomaaar in the same camp as the Trump they hated. Comical. The connection is that people perhaps see the dubious role of NATO/EU, and therefore perhaps wake up slowly. Thanks to Rutte who is now over -playing his hand? Wishful Thinking?

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