So now what happens, happens.
Yep, what will be, will be. Let them at it.
So now what happens, happens.
Hi Ocean, while we know that the VAERS system only reflects one percent of the actual incidents of injury, what percentage does the EU reporting system reflect? I doubt any system reflects one hundred percent, so how off are the EU reports?@Adobe, yes VAERS is the reporting system in the US. Nucifera posted on the main coronavirus thread earlier today a link to the EU reporting site. The link posted is from the site Health Impact News dot com.
One of their readers made a video with animated graphs, showing the death rates in various countries from covid (in red) along with the death rate beginning with the introduction of the game therapy shots (in blue). I found it to be a good visual representation of what's going on with the virus and the shots.
Evidently, the EU reporting includes the VAERS reporting, which confuses me. How accurate are the individual countries' own reporting systems? If the VAERS system only reflects one percent of the actual deaths/injuries, what are other countries' percentage rates of actual incidents? By their obfuscation, ye shall know them?
Yes, there is a name for people who insist on organic non-GMO food. They are called "the Sane".I guess I am being unfair to vegans. Is there a name for people who insist on organic non-GMO food?
I quite agree but I was hoping there was a type of “fooditarian “ type word that would work in a meme or Facebook post. Sane doesn’t quite Work to convey the idea of a person who eats organic but has made themselves a GMO with a needle full of magic.Yes, there is a name for people who insist on organic non-GMO food. They are called "the Sane".
I don't know, maybe veGanMO?I quite agree but I was hoping there was a type of “fooditarian “ type word that would work in a meme or Facebook post. Sane doesn’t quite Work to convey the idea of a person who eats organic but has made themselves a GMO with a needle full of magic.
I ran out of time. EU is 445 mil people, the system is counting for them. The UK has 68mil, is not EU, has its own system.Oh wait, it just says that 445 million people live in Europe. I think they mean the EU. Because the overall population of Europe is 746,4 million.
Checking Euromomo, it seems that all-cause mortality has indeed been quite high through 2021. The big, broad increase in deaths seems to have ended as of several weeks ago, but recent mortality is far enough above the baseline to indicate a 'substantial increase' (according to the legend).I ran out of time. EU is 445 mil people, the system is counting for them. The UK has 68mil, is not EU, has its own system.
My own guess is 20x underreported victims x10500 on (maybe 33% jabbed of 455mil ) 150 million jabbed,
210.000 deaths on 150.000.000 gives one in 700 or 0.14%
Thats overtaking the maybe 20 times overcounted Corona deaths, for the EU about 1 million.
The 300.000 figure for the US seems high, but not impossible.
According to the latest articles in America, they are called “Nazi hippies,” and the QAnon shaman is usually pictured alongside the article.I guess I am being unfair to vegans. Is there a name for people who insist on organic non-GMO food?
Well, before the threat of “white supremacy” gripped the world (again), science deniers were already paving the way for organic food to become taboo.I quite agree but I was hoping there was a type of “fooditarian “ type word that would work in a meme or Facebook post. Sane doesn’t quite Work to convey the idea of a person who eats organic but has made themselves a GMO with a needle full of magic.
Yes very true. When I was vegan I belonged to multiple fb groups. In all of them the majority were pro-GMO and anti-organic, they call this being pro-science. Many are militant about it and the admins would kick people out if they had a so-called “anti-science” or “woo” point of view. They really hate essential oils for some reason too, lol.I was very confused when all of my hippie friends suddenly became pro-GMO, but then I started to understand how TPTB are inverting the truth. All of it. And it makes sense.
I see the excess mortality cumulative chart, comparing with 2019.Checking Euromomo, it seems that all-cause mortality has indeed been quite high through 2021. The big, broad increase in deaths seems to have ended as of several weeks ago, but recent mortality is far enough above the baseline to indicate a 'substantial increase' (according to the legend).
Whether this is in fact related to vaccination is, however, debatable imo, at least based purely off of this high-level dataset.