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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 Apr 9, 1:50pm
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2022 Apr 9, 1:50pm
Vaccinated Have Up To SIX Times the Infection Rate of Unvaccinated, New Zealand Government Data Show
New Zealand is a fascinating country – amazing geography, likeable population, and, unlike its neighbour Australia, most of its wildlife isn’t planning on killing you at the slightest opportunity. It is also fascinating with respect to Covid because its population has a very high vaccination rate across all age groups (well, down to five), but up until recently there has been negligible natural immunity to Covid. Because of these two factors, New Zealand was always going to be of interest as soon as Covid arrived properly, if only to see how its vaccination efforts had protected its population.
For those who missed it, since the end of last year New Zealand has had a succession of Covid waves. These started small, but in the most recent wave, taking place during February and March, infection rates were enormous – if we had these infection rates in the U.K. we’d have peaked at approximately 350,000 cases per day (rather than around 200,000). What’s more, it looks like New Zealand exceeded its testing capacity during that wave, suggesting that peak infections were probably even higher. It is relevant to note that during February and March, New Zealand had over 90% of all the cases it has ever had and most of the rest occurred in January – prior to 2022 New Zealand reported very few Covid infections.
So much for the Covid vaccines protecting against infection – but what do the data look like in detail?
Cases
New Zealand is somewhat helpful in that it does publish daily cases, hospitalisations and deaths by vaccine status; somewhat because it doesn’t allow easy access to anything other than the current day’s report. Thankfully, the Wayback Machine ensures that at least some web pages aren’t forever lost to history. These data were collated for dates since mid February 2022 and smoothed with a seven-day moving average to create a time series of Covid cases by vaccine status.
The first time the above graph popped up on my computer screen I had to go and double check all the data sources – and then I triple checked them. The data shown on the graph are notable for several reasons:
Firstly the obvious one – during the most recent Covid wave there was a much lower infection rate in the unvaccinated, compared with those that had been given one, two or three doses of vaccine. What’s more, this isn’t a small effect – over the period shown approximately:
10% of the triple vaccinated in New Zealand were infected.
14% of the single vaccinated were infected.
An astounding 18% of the double vaccinated were infected.
Yet only 3% of the unvaccinated appear to have been infected.
The order of the effect is unexpected – for some time in the U.K. the highest case rates have been found in the triple vaccinated, with case rates in the single and double jabbed much lower. In New Zealand the highest rates are seen in the double vaccinated.
The data for cases in the double dosed appear to have an earlier peak than seen in the data for the unvaccinated, single jabbed and triple jabbed.
The fall from peak cases to the most recent data point is also interesting. Case rates in the unvaccinated, single dosed and the double dosed have all fallen approximately 45% since their respective peaks, however, case rates in the triple vaccinated have only fallen approximately 20% since their peak. This is rather concerning, as it suggests that we might find that the boosted population maintain a viral reservoir for Covid, ensuring that case rates take much longer to fall to trivial levels and hindering attempts to get society back to a post-Covid normal.
The infections data from New Zealand allow us to estimate the vaccine effectiveness for the Covid vaccines in the absence of natural immunity.
Unadjusted estimates of vaccine effectiveness against infection as at end of March 2022
These data are in contrast to recent data from the U.K., which show one and two doses of vaccine to have a VE of minus-50% to minus-100%, and the booster to have a VE of around minus-300%. While this sounds counterintuitive, it is possible that we’re seeing a complex interplay between a waning of the impact of the vaccine and the impact of additional vaccine doses:
The U.K. vaccinated early, allowing for the impact of those early vaccine doses to have waned significantly for those choosing not to top-up their ‘protection’.
The Covid vaccines appear to have a period of approximately two to three months where their impact on the immune system is different than in later periods; this is possibly due to the creation of short-lived IgA (mucosal) antibodies. In the U.K., booster vaccinations were given in autumn 2021, and thus most individuals will have been beyond this period when the Omicron variant’s first wave appeared in December.
In New Zealand, the timescales are very different: those given the booster dose will still be in the two-three month period where short-lived immune responses dominate; those given two doses will be in the proposed period of maximal vaccine negative impact; while those that chose not to accept the offer of a second vaccine dose will be in the period where vaccine effects are waning.
There’s one more point to add for cases in New Zealand, and it relates to the U.K. For months, the UKHSA has been telling us that one possible reason for us seeing far fewer cases in the unvaccinated compared with the vaccinated is because the unvaccinated have natural immunity following high infection rates previously (presumably because the unvaccinated are reckless and didn’t follow lockdown rules – I imagine that they also ride motorcycles too quickly, set off fireworks indoors and play with matches while filling up the car). These data from New Zealand, which at the time had very few individuals previously infected with Covid, show lower case rates in the unvaccinated without any significant levels of natural immunity, contradicting the claim of the UKHSA and eliminating one of its reasons for ignoring the alarming data.
Hospitalisations
Analysis of the hospitalisations data offered by the New Zealand authorities is made complex by there being no stratification of the hospitalisations by age group, and the lack of complete vaccinations data by age. However, U.K. data show that in recent weeks approximately 95% of hospitalisations were in those aged over 60; assuming that this will also hold true for the New Zealand population allows us to offer a indicative analysis of the likely impact for that age group of the vaccines on hospitalisations in the country.
The analysis is also hindered by the data on vaccine coverage for those aged over 60 not differentiating between those that have had only one dose of vaccine and those that are unvaccinated. This might in isolation from other data appear to be ‘sensible’ – after all, the single dosed have the ‘least protection’ as well as ‘the longest time for protection to wane’. However, the data shown in the previous section suggest that the unvaccinated and those having taken a single dose of vaccine are in no way comparable, and that considering them as a single group could lead to misleading conclusions. Nevertheless, that’s the hand that’s been dealt for us.
The data are somewhat surprising. While those given a booster dose of vaccine seem to have lower levels of hospitalisations than found in the group containing the unvaccinated and those given only one dose of vaccine – as might be expected – the double dosed have significantly higher hospitalisation rates.
Also interesting is the trend in the data:
Hospitalisations in the unvaccinated/single-dosed appear to peak earliest – we have also seen this effect in U.K. data, usually in the form of dire warnings early in each Covid wave that the only people being hospitalised are the unvaccinated, only for the warnings to go quiet later in the Covid wave when the data move in the opposite direction.
Hospitalisations in those given two doses of vaccine appear to peak towards the end of the period shown.
Hospitalisations in the boosted population appear to show little signs of slowing down, let alone reducing, over the period in question. Note also that this group saw a fourfold increase over the time period shown, whereas the double dose and single-dose/unvaccinated group both saw a 25% increase, albeit with an intermediate period with higher hospitalisation rates.
It was not possible to properly disentangle the hospitalisations data for the unvaccinated, but the data suggest that in aggregate those having taken two or three doses of vaccine (when the two groups are put together) have approximately 45% lower risk of hospitalisation than the unvaccinated/single-dosed. It is worth noting that in the U.K. data we see higher hospitalisation rates in the single vaccinated in those aged over 60, compared with the unvaccinated. It is possible that the same pattern is found in New Zealand, only ‘covered up’ by the co-mingling of the data. If this is the case then the apparent protection offered by the vaccine in the two or three dose individuals will be somewhat lower than 45%.
Deaths
The mortality data from New Zealand are also complicated because the health authorities lump together into one group all the unvaccinated and those having taken a single dose of vaccine. Beyond that complication, deaths data can be tricky to analyse, because there are such huge differences in death rates from (or with) Covid by age. Fortunately, the mortality data offered by the New Zealand authorities do include deaths by age group, which allows a finer analysis than was possible with the infections and hospitalisations data.
Covid mortality per 100,000 per week, by vaccination status and age
The above table suggests that while those given three doses of vaccine have a decreased risk of death from (or with) Covid compared with the mortality rate in the strange group called ‘unvaccinated or one dose’, the risk of death is greatest in those given two doses of vaccine.
However, it is possible that New Zealand’s data have a similar pattern to that seen in the U.K. (and elsewhere), where dose effects are complicated by the health of those given each vaccine, namely that those closest to death were spared a dose of vaccine, and thus concentrated deaths into the very small number left in the prior dose group. A comparison of the data for ‘unvaccinated or one dose’ with ‘two or three doses’ suggests that the vaccines do still protect against death, but only to a very low degree in younger age groups.
Covid mortality per 100,000 per week, by vaccination status and age
The data above support the use of vaccination to protect against death from (or with) Covid for those aged over 80. On the other hand, the mortality rate in those aged under 60 is very low, and the estimated vaccine effectiveness in protecting against death for those aged under 80 is only approximately 30% – once again, the real-world vaccine effectiveness estimate is rather low. It is also of note that these rather poor figures for the protection offered by the vaccines against mortality come from a country that started vaccination rather late (summer 2021) and where most of the population were only given their booster doses two to three months ago. These data suggest that the vaccines simply do not offer substantive protection against death for newer Covid variants, rather than it simply being a case of waning vaccine protection.
It is also important to note that the data on the benefits of the vaccine in protecting against death shown above should be treated with caution:
Data on deaths in the unvaccinated and those given a single dose of vaccine are co-mingled; the New Zealand hospitalisation data suggest that death rates might be greater in the single-jabbed.
The vaccinated appear to have significant increased risk of catching Covid, which contributes to overall risk of serious disease and death.
These calculations do not include any consideration of the risk of side-effects and complications following vaccination.
Overall mortality
One other aspect of the data coming from New Zealand that is of interest relating to Covid is excess mortality. These data are of interest because New Zealand managed to keep itself more-or-less clear of Covid until the last few months of 2021, and even then case numbers were very low until 2022, with the result that Covid deaths were negligible prior to 2022. With that in mind, its excess death data between the start of 2020 and the end of 2021 are very interesting.
Many countries around the world had a peak in excess deaths in the first quarter of 2020, followed by a significant reduction in deaths into mid 2020. There has been speculation that this pattern was seen because Covid infections in early 2020 killed the most vulnerable, leaving a period in which there were fewer people left to die. However, New Zealand also has this pattern of excess deaths in the first half of 2020 (black data points in the graph above) without Covid infections, suggesting that the reduction in deaths seen in mid 2020 were a result of lockdown. The reason for the excess deaths in New Zealand in the first quarter of 2020 are not at all clear.
Most countries then saw an increase in deaths towards the end of 2020; this has been explained by a resurgence in Covid cases. However, New Zealand saw a similar pattern without Covid infections (red data points). It is possible that this increase was caused by the impact of the reduced healthcare provision during the extreme lockdown – though there are no data to support this supposition. There are reports that the New Zealand healthcare system experienced its busiest summer (January and February) on record with hospitals across the country reaching ‘crisis point’ and several emergency departments at capacity. The cause of this healthcare pressure is unclear, however.
Perhaps the most interesting data in the graph above are seen in 2021. During the first half of 2021 excess deaths slowly reduced from the high seen at the start of 2021 (green data points), perhaps a result of healthcare provision returning to normal. However, around mid-year the trend reversed and excess deaths started to climb again (purple data points). Again, it must be pointed out that there were very few Covid cases in New Zealand at this time, and negligible deaths. Just about the only unusual things occurring in the country at that time were a lack of international travel, restrictions in day-to-day activities for the population and an enormous mass vaccination campaign using novel, under-tested vaccines.
During 2020-2022, there were approximately 2,000 excess deaths in New Zealand, a significant number in a country with a population of five million. We don’t know the proportion that occurred because of lockdown, vaccines or something else; all that we do know is that they weren’t a result of Covid.
Note on data analysis methods. Infection, hospitalisation and mortality data were obtained from the New Zealand Ministry for Health (using Wayback Machine for historical data). Vaccination data were also obtained from the NZ Ministry for Health. Population data were obtained from Stats.govt.nz. Vaccination data were offset by seven days for the infections analysis to account for the Ministry for Health’s definition of vaccine status at infection. An additional seven days offset was applied for hospitalisation, and 14 days for death, to account for the typical timescales of disease progression.
https://dailysceptic.org/2022/04/09/vaccinated-have-up-to-six-times-the-infection-rate-of-unvaccinated-new-zealand-government-data-show/?source=patrick.net
New Zealand is a fascinating country – amazing geography, likeable population, and, unlike its neighbour Australia, most of its wildlife isn’t planning on killing you at the slightest opportunity. It is also fascinating with respect to Covid because its population has a very high vaccination rate across all age groups (well, down to five), but up until recently there has been negligible natural immunity to Covid. Because of these two factors, New Zealand was always going to be of interest as soon as Covid arrived properly, if only to see how its vaccination efforts had protected its population.
For those who missed it, since the end of last year New Zealand has had a succession of Covid waves. These started small, but in the most recent wave, taking place during February and March, infection rates were enormous – if we had these infection rates in the U.K. we’d have peaked at approximately 350,000 cases per day (rather than around 200,000). What’s more, it looks like New Zealand exceeded its testing capacity during that wave, suggesting that peak infections were probably even higher. It is relevant to note that during February and March, New Zealand had over 90% of all the cases it has ever had and most of the rest occurred in January – prior to 2022 New Zealand reported very few Covid infections.
So much for the Covid vaccines protecting against infection – but what do the data look like in detail?
Cases
New Zealand is somewhat helpful in that it does publish daily cases, hospitalisations and deaths by vaccine status; somewhat because it doesn’t allow easy access to anything other than the current day’s report. Thankfully, the Wayback Machine ensures that at least some web pages aren’t forever lost to history. These data were collated for dates since mid February 2022 and smoothed with a seven-day moving average to create a time series of Covid cases by vaccine status.
The first time the above graph popped up on my computer screen I had to go and double check all the data sources – and then I triple checked them. The data shown on the graph are notable for several reasons:
Firstly the obvious one – during the most recent Covid wave there was a much lower infection rate in the unvaccinated, compared with those that had been given one, two or three doses of vaccine. What’s more, this isn’t a small effect – over the period shown approximately:
10% of the triple vaccinated in New Zealand were infected.
14% of the single vaccinated were infected.
An astounding 18% of the double vaccinated were infected.
Yet only 3% of the unvaccinated appear to have been infected.
The order of the effect is unexpected – for some time in the U.K. the highest case rates have been found in the triple vaccinated, with case rates in the single and double jabbed much lower. In New Zealand the highest rates are seen in the double vaccinated.
The data for cases in the double dosed appear to have an earlier peak than seen in the data for the unvaccinated, single jabbed and triple jabbed.
The fall from peak cases to the most recent data point is also interesting. Case rates in the unvaccinated, single dosed and the double dosed have all fallen approximately 45% since their respective peaks, however, case rates in the triple vaccinated have only fallen approximately 20% since their peak. This is rather concerning, as it suggests that we might find that the boosted population maintain a viral reservoir for Covid, ensuring that case rates take much longer to fall to trivial levels and hindering attempts to get society back to a post-Covid normal.
The infections data from New Zealand allow us to estimate the vaccine effectiveness for the Covid vaccines in the absence of natural immunity.
Unadjusted estimates of vaccine effectiveness against infection as at end of March 2022
These data are in contrast to recent data from the U.K., which show one and two doses of vaccine to have a VE of minus-50% to minus-100%, and the booster to have a VE of around minus-300%. While this sounds counterintuitive, it is possible that we’re seeing a complex interplay between a waning of the impact of the vaccine and the impact of additional vaccine doses:
The U.K. vaccinated early, allowing for the impact of those early vaccine doses to have waned significantly for those choosing not to top-up their ‘protection’.
The Covid vaccines appear to have a period of approximately two to three months where their impact on the immune system is different than in later periods; this is possibly due to the creation of short-lived IgA (mucosal) antibodies. In the U.K., booster vaccinations were given in autumn 2021, and thus most individuals will have been beyond this period when the Omicron variant’s first wave appeared in December.
In New Zealand, the timescales are very different: those given the booster dose will still be in the two-three month period where short-lived immune responses dominate; those given two doses will be in the proposed period of maximal vaccine negative impact; while those that chose not to accept the offer of a second vaccine dose will be in the period where vaccine effects are waning.
There’s one more point to add for cases in New Zealand, and it relates to the U.K. For months, the UKHSA has been telling us that one possible reason for us seeing far fewer cases in the unvaccinated compared with the vaccinated is because the unvaccinated have natural immunity following high infection rates previously (presumably because the unvaccinated are reckless and didn’t follow lockdown rules – I imagine that they also ride motorcycles too quickly, set off fireworks indoors and play with matches while filling up the car). These data from New Zealand, which at the time had very few individuals previously infected with Covid, show lower case rates in the unvaccinated without any significant levels of natural immunity, contradicting the claim of the UKHSA and eliminating one of its reasons for ignoring the alarming data.
Hospitalisations
Analysis of the hospitalisations data offered by the New Zealand authorities is made complex by there being no stratification of the hospitalisations by age group, and the lack of complete vaccinations data by age. However, U.K. data show that in recent weeks approximately 95% of hospitalisations were in those aged over 60; assuming that this will also hold true for the New Zealand population allows us to offer a indicative analysis of the likely impact for that age group of the vaccines on hospitalisations in the country.
The analysis is also hindered by the data on vaccine coverage for those aged over 60 not differentiating between those that have had only one dose of vaccine and those that are unvaccinated. This might in isolation from other data appear to be ‘sensible’ – after all, the single dosed have the ‘least protection’ as well as ‘the longest time for protection to wane’. However, the data shown in the previous section suggest that the unvaccinated and those having taken a single dose of vaccine are in no way comparable, and that considering them as a single group could lead to misleading conclusions. Nevertheless, that’s the hand that’s been dealt for us.
The data are somewhat surprising. While those given a booster dose of vaccine seem to have lower levels of hospitalisations than found in the group containing the unvaccinated and those given only one dose of vaccine – as might be expected – the double dosed have significantly higher hospitalisation rates.
Also interesting is the trend in the data:
Hospitalisations in the unvaccinated/single-dosed appear to peak earliest – we have also seen this effect in U.K. data, usually in the form of dire warnings early in each Covid wave that the only people being hospitalised are the unvaccinated, only for the warnings to go quiet later in the Covid wave when the data move in the opposite direction.
Hospitalisations in those given two doses of vaccine appear to peak towards the end of the period shown.
Hospitalisations in the boosted population appear to show little signs of slowing down, let alone reducing, over the period in question. Note also that this group saw a fourfold increase over the time period shown, whereas the double dose and single-dose/unvaccinated group both saw a 25% increase, albeit with an intermediate period with higher hospitalisation rates.
It was not possible to properly disentangle the hospitalisations data for the unvaccinated, but the data suggest that in aggregate those having taken two or three doses of vaccine (when the two groups are put together) have approximately 45% lower risk of hospitalisation than the unvaccinated/single-dosed. It is worth noting that in the U.K. data we see higher hospitalisation rates in the single vaccinated in those aged over 60, compared with the unvaccinated. It is possible that the same pattern is found in New Zealand, only ‘covered up’ by the co-mingling of the data. If this is the case then the apparent protection offered by the vaccine in the two or three dose individuals will be somewhat lower than 45%.
Deaths
The mortality data from New Zealand are also complicated because the health authorities lump together into one group all the unvaccinated and those having taken a single dose of vaccine. Beyond that complication, deaths data can be tricky to analyse, because there are such huge differences in death rates from (or with) Covid by age. Fortunately, the mortality data offered by the New Zealand authorities do include deaths by age group, which allows a finer analysis than was possible with the infections and hospitalisations data.
Covid mortality per 100,000 per week, by vaccination status and age
The above table suggests that while those given three doses of vaccine have a decreased risk of death from (or with) Covid compared with the mortality rate in the strange group called ‘unvaccinated or one dose’, the risk of death is greatest in those given two doses of vaccine.
However, it is possible that New Zealand’s data have a similar pattern to that seen in the U.K. (and elsewhere), where dose effects are complicated by the health of those given each vaccine, namely that those closest to death were spared a dose of vaccine, and thus concentrated deaths into the very small number left in the prior dose group. A comparison of the data for ‘unvaccinated or one dose’ with ‘two or three doses’ suggests that the vaccines do still protect against death, but only to a very low degree in younger age groups.
Covid mortality per 100,000 per week, by vaccination status and age
The data above support the use of vaccination to protect against death from (or with) Covid for those aged over 80. On the other hand, the mortality rate in those aged under 60 is very low, and the estimated vaccine effectiveness in protecting against death for those aged under 80 is only approximately 30% – once again, the real-world vaccine effectiveness estimate is rather low. It is also of note that these rather poor figures for the protection offered by the vaccines against mortality come from a country that started vaccination rather late (summer 2021) and where most of the population were only given their booster doses two to three months ago. These data suggest that the vaccines simply do not offer substantive protection against death for newer Covid variants, rather than it simply being a case of waning vaccine protection.
It is also important to note that the data on the benefits of the vaccine in protecting against death shown above should be treated with caution:
Data on deaths in the unvaccinated and those given a single dose of vaccine are co-mingled; the New Zealand hospitalisation data suggest that death rates might be greater in the single-jabbed.
The vaccinated appear to have significant increased risk of catching Covid, which contributes to overall risk of serious disease and death.
These calculations do not include any consideration of the risk of side-effects and complications following vaccination.
Overall mortality
One other aspect of the data coming from New Zealand that is of interest relating to Covid is excess mortality. These data are of interest because New Zealand managed to keep itself more-or-less clear of Covid until the last few months of 2021, and even then case numbers were very low until 2022, with the result that Covid deaths were negligible prior to 2022. With that in mind, its excess death data between the start of 2020 and the end of 2021 are very interesting.
Many countries around the world had a peak in excess deaths in the first quarter of 2020, followed by a significant reduction in deaths into mid 2020. There has been speculation that this pattern was seen because Covid infections in early 2020 killed the most vulnerable, leaving a period in which there were fewer people left to die. However, New Zealand also has this pattern of excess deaths in the first half of 2020 (black data points in the graph above) without Covid infections, suggesting that the reduction in deaths seen in mid 2020 were a result of lockdown. The reason for the excess deaths in New Zealand in the first quarter of 2020 are not at all clear.
Most countries then saw an increase in deaths towards the end of 2020; this has been explained by a resurgence in Covid cases. However, New Zealand saw a similar pattern without Covid infections (red data points). It is possible that this increase was caused by the impact of the reduced healthcare provision during the extreme lockdown – though there are no data to support this supposition. There are reports that the New Zealand healthcare system experienced its busiest summer (January and February) on record with hospitals across the country reaching ‘crisis point’ and several emergency departments at capacity. The cause of this healthcare pressure is unclear, however.
Perhaps the most interesting data in the graph above are seen in 2021. During the first half of 2021 excess deaths slowly reduced from the high seen at the start of 2021 (green data points), perhaps a result of healthcare provision returning to normal. However, around mid-year the trend reversed and excess deaths started to climb again (purple data points). Again, it must be pointed out that there were very few Covid cases in New Zealand at this time, and negligible deaths. Just about the only unusual things occurring in the country at that time were a lack of international travel, restrictions in day-to-day activities for the population and an enormous mass vaccination campaign using novel, under-tested vaccines.
During 2020-2022, there were approximately 2,000 excess deaths in New Zealand, a significant number in a country with a population of five million. We don’t know the proportion that occurred because of lockdown, vaccines or something else; all that we do know is that they weren’t a result of Covid.
Note on data analysis methods. Infection, hospitalisation and mortality data were obtained from the New Zealand Ministry for Health (using Wayback Machine for historical data). Vaccination data were also obtained from the NZ Ministry for Health. Population data were obtained from Stats.govt.nz. Vaccination data were offset by seven days for the infections analysis to account for the Ministry for Health’s definition of vaccine status at infection. An additional seven days offset was applied for hospitalisation, and 14 days for death, to account for the typical timescales of disease progression.
https://dailysceptic.org/2022/04/09/vaccinated-have-up-to-six-times-the-infection-rate-of-unvaccinated-new-zealand-government-data-show/?source=patrick.net
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richwicks
2022 Apr 9, 3:49pm
richwicks
2022 Apr 9, 3:49pm
Patrick says
This is quite possibly a reasonable person, not somebody pushing the vaccine on everybody.
This is quite possibly a reasonable person, not somebody pushing the vaccine on everybody.
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Shaman
2022 Apr 10, 8:52am
Shaman
2022 Apr 10, 8:52am
This chart is from the UK data and compiled by the gato malo substack person. It shows the ratio of risk of getting Covid when vaxxed/unvaxxed. The antigenic fixation appears to make one much more likely to get Covid when vaxxed and especially when boosted.
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Patrick
2022 Apr 11, 9:49am
https://www.gettr.com/post/p14kuw267ad?source=patrick.net
Patrick
2022 Apr 11, 9:49am
Arnie1974
@Arnie1974
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19h
Australia:
Sunday Footy Show host ADMITS live on air - that Covid-19 booster shots are causing multiple players to suffer serious Heart Issues & Bells Palsy.
“Wards filled with people suffering the same issues”
Finally some truth coming out about the vaccines.
https://www.gettr.com/post/p14kuw267ad?source=patrick.net
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Patrick
2022 Apr 11, 5:28pm
Patrick
2022 Apr 11, 5:28pm
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/exclusive-son-describes-mothers-death-moderna-shot/?source=patrick.net
Carol Beauchine died Aug. 2, 2021, from sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD), a rapidly developing, fatal degenerative brain disorder she developed after her second dose of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine.
In an exclusive interview with The Defender, Carol’s son, Jeffrey Beauchine, said it was excruciating to watch his 70-year-old mother — who was healthy until she got the vaccine — die from a disease he believes the vaccine caused.
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Patrick
2022 Apr 12, 6:27pm
Patrick
2022 Apr 12, 6:27pm
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly-cb1?s=r&source=patrick.net
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly-f2e?s=r&source=patrick.net
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly?s=r&source=patrick.net
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly-637?s=r&source=patrick.net
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly-f2e?s=r&source=patrick.net
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly?s=r&source=patrick.net
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly-637?s=r&source=patrick.net
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Ceffer
2022 Apr 13, 12:46am
Ceffer
2022 Apr 13, 12:46am
Vaxxed? Notice how they never mention it.
https://variety.com/2022/film/news/gilbert-gottfried-dead-dies-comedian-aladdin-1235231387/?source=patrick.net
https://variety.com/2022/film/news/gilbert-gottfried-dead-dies-comedian-aladdin-1235231387/?source=patrick.net
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 Apr 13, 4:29am
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 Apr 13, 4:29am
Ceffer says
Vaxxed? Notice how they never mention it.V tach - bag of worms. The vax is known to be cardiotoxic. If you have a pre-existing heart condition...?
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Karloff
2022 Apr 13, 7:16am
Karloff
2022 Apr 13, 7:16am
Gottfried's death was apparently due to complications from muscular dystrophy. Did the shot amplify this somehow? We'll probably never know.
Dead after a coof diagnosis: Official coof death on the records. panic_level++
Dead after the shot: Nothing but a coincidence, you can't prove its linked, shut up anti-vaxxer.
Dead after a coof diagnosis: Official coof death on the records. panic_level++
Dead after the shot: Nothing but a coincidence, you can't prove its linked, shut up anti-vaxxer.
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Patrick
2022 Apr 18, 10:25pm
Patrick
2022 Apr 18, 10:25pm
https://nakedemperor.substack.com/p/a-picture-is-worth-a-thousand-words-b2f/comments?s=r&source=patrick.net
The hospitals are full of the vaxx-injured now.
The hospitals are full of the vaxx-injured now.
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GNL
2022 Apr 18, 11:05pm
GNL
2022 Apr 18, 11:05pm
Patrick says
Where does it say the hospitals are filled with the jab injured?
The hospitals are full of the vaxx-injured now.
Where does it say the hospitals are filled with the jab injured?
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Blue
2022 Apr 19, 1:15am
Came to know, one other neighbor having constant rash and itching after getting jab. She is taking all sort of medications with no help so far.
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Patrick
2022 Apr 20, 8:45pm
Patrick
2022 Apr 20, 8:45pm
Wife said that one of the teachers she works with said that a childhood friend of died suddenly with no explanation. There will be an autopsy.
Hmmm.
Hmmm.
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Patrick
2022 Apr 20, 8:49pm
Patrick
2022 Apr 20, 8:49pm
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly-572?s=r&source=patrick.net
During a match of the Rostov Basketball League, a player died; Igor Rogov was 34 years old...
Journalist Akhlad Khan, who worked as a stringer with The Times of India, passed away due to heart failure at Moradabad on Monday 11 April. He was just 28. ...
Hyberabad - A 14-year-old boy died after he suddenly collapsed while playing volleyball at a ground in Moghalpura on Saturday night. Police said that they do not suspect any foul play. ...
Cedric McMillan, one of the leading bodybuilders of the 21st century, has died suddenly at the age of 44, and tributes has poured in for the much-loved icon
Bodybuilding star Cedric McMillan has passed away at the age of 44 with the cause of death still not confirmed. ...
Teen was 3rd person in NZ whose death linked to Pfizer Covid jab
April 12,2022
The Ministry of Health announced the death on Monday night. The ministry said the person had myocarditis when they died. ...
Jhonny Padida, cyclist, RIP
April 14, 2022
2nd dose: October 18, 2021
Died of Cardiac Arrest: April 14, 2022
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Patrick
2022 Apr 20, 8:53pm
Patrick
2022 Apr 20, 8:53pm
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly-de2?s=r&source=patrick.net
Goes on and on:
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly-27e?s=r&source=patrick.net
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly-48e?s=r&source=patrick.net
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly-f92?s=r&source=patrick.net
Mariasofia Paparo, swimmer struck down by a heart attack at 28; the tears of the companion, the condolences of an entire city. She would graduate on April 28...
Shock during the Good Friday procession, he feels bad and dies; the tragedy in the province of Avellino in Domicella. A 47-year-old dies under the eyes of family members...
Alessandro Tedde, struck down at 26 by an illness: A sudden illness while he was sleeping in his home in Cagliari...
A blue-eyed angel who left this earth too soon: Ilenya Casciaro, 20, sadly dies due to a brain aneurysm
April 13, 2022
"She soon after a sudden cerebral hemorrhage while she was at home with her husband and then the coma. After almost a moth of prayers, requests for help, supplications, Ilenya leaves her loved ones, along with her child." ...
Radiology technician in the city hospital: he died suddenly at the age of 38. An unselfish and helpful young health worker. A painful awakening for all those who have known him. No cause of death reported. ...
Today the last farewell to Sascha Mancini, 29
April 14, 2022
The funeral of the 29-year-old young man found dead in his home in recent days is scheduled for this afternoon at 3 pm at the Cristo Re church, in La Botte. The Milani funeral agency will take care of it.
An autopsy was carried out on Sascha Mancini's body on Tuesday 12 April to understand what caused his death. The outcome will not arrive for sixty days. ...
Goes on and on:
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly-27e?s=r&source=patrick.net
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly-48e?s=r&source=patrick.net
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly-f92?s=r&source=patrick.net
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Patrick
2022 Apr 21, 9:59am
Patrick
2022 Apr 21, 9:59am
https://www.covidglobalnews.live/australia-jab-injury-stories/australia-jab-injuries-maddy-from-secret-harbour-australia/?source=patrick.net
I’m twenty-one year old mother of one and have always been reasonably healthy without any problems prior to the vaccine. Obviously being a mother, I have a lot of running around to do. I also have to work to pay the bills and put food on the table. I didn’t want to get the vaccine but working as a caterer, my work mandated it and I didn’t feel like I had any other option as I’m also going through the process of starting to build my first home.
I had my first Pfizer vaccination on December 19th 2021. I woke up on December 22nd 2021 very unwell. I was vomiting every ten to thirty minutes and I automatically thought gastro. I couldn’t eat, I couldn’t work, and I was extremely dizzy. I had to get my friend to pick up my son as I could not look after my fifteen month old.
At around 3pm that day, I started getting major chest pains. It felt deep, sharp, and it was going from my chest through to my back with a burning sensation. I called health direct but they just told me to go to hospital.
My partner came home from work early and we went to the emergency department as we were getting worried. We spoke to triage and they did the usual checks. After seeing my heart rate resting at 125bpm and fever running temp at 38.7 Celsius, they rushed me in. I spoke to the doctor straight away and he said my heart rate was in the high range. I mentioned I had the vaccine three days prior so they ran an ECG, x-ray, and blood tests. They also put me on a drip as I was dehydrated. After five hours, my fever dropped and so did my heart rate. My results came back normal and he wrote down on my discharge form: “I inflammation reaction post-vaccine” but also said: “I wouldn’t say this was serious enough to not get the second one.”
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 Apr 23, 9:54am
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 Apr 23, 9:54am
Analysis of Offical Government data finds Covid-19 Vaccination increases risk of Death due to all-causes in all Age-Groups
https://rightsfreedoms.wordpress.com/2022/04/23/analysis-of-offical-government-data-finds-covid-19-vaccination-increases-risk-of-death-due-to-all-causes-in-all-age-groups/?source=patrick.net
https://rightsfreedoms.wordpress.com/2022/04/23/analysis-of-offical-government-data-finds-covid-19-vaccination-increases-risk-of-death-due-to-all-causes-in-all-age-groups/?source=patrick.net
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Onvacation
2022 Apr 23, 10:09am
Onvacation
2022 Apr 23, 10:09am
Al_Sharpton_for_President says
It looks like the unvaxxed took a major hit after the vaxxing started. Their chart line didn't start up until after the vaxxing began, ten months after the "pandemic" began. I wonder if that has anything to do with the vax taking two weeks before it becomes "effective"?
The biggest spike in Wuhan deaths happened after the vaxxing started.
It looks like the unvaxxed took a major hit after the vaxxing started. Their chart line didn't start up until after the vaxxing began, ten months after the "pandemic" began. I wonder if that has anything to do with the vax taking two weeks before it becomes "effective"?
The biggest spike in Wuhan deaths happened after the vaxxing started.
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AmericanKulak
2022 Apr 23, 10:16am
AmericanKulak
2022 Apr 23, 10:16am
The unvaxxed were reported to take a major hit after the vaccinations started ;)
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 Apr 23, 10:18am
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 Apr 23, 10:18am
It's possible that the surviving unvaxxed developed natural immunity, as well were able to withstand the initial onslaught due to a healthy innate immune system.. Those that couldn't develop natural immunity in time, or that had inneffective innate immunity, muerto.
Omicron comes along, and the immune system of the vaccinated gets hijacked towards a now irrelevant target thanks to the narrrowly defined vax. But the broad immune response of natural (i.e., adaptive) immunity takes on all comers. Or, perhaps, just untainted innate immunity in folks with a healthy immune system, not disabled by the vax, obesity, diabetes, COPD, etc. Or both. Sequentially, innate immunity is the first line of defense when encountering novel pathogens, then comes adaptive immunity as your body expands T cells that recognize the pathogen, as well as B cells/plasma cells that produce targeted antibodies.
Obesity Correlates With Pronounced Aberrant Innate Immune Responses in Hospitalized Aged COVID-19 Patients
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fimmu.2021.760288/full
Omicron comes along, and the immune system of the vaccinated gets hijacked towards a now irrelevant target thanks to the narrrowly defined vax. But the broad immune response of natural (i.e., adaptive) immunity takes on all comers. Or, perhaps, just untainted innate immunity in folks with a healthy immune system, not disabled by the vax, obesity, diabetes, COPD, etc. Or both. Sequentially, innate immunity is the first line of defense when encountering novel pathogens, then comes adaptive immunity as your body expands T cells that recognize the pathogen, as well as B cells/plasma cells that produce targeted antibodies.
Obesity Correlates With Pronounced Aberrant Innate Immune Responses in Hospitalized Aged COVID-19 Patients
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fimmu.2021.760288/full
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mell
2022 Apr 23, 10:50am
Our newborn brought home a cold a couple weeks ago from a playdate that could rival covid. I had promised my older son a bday skiing trip to Tahoe, so I stocked and liquored up on all the expired theraflu I had, one packet before heading up the mountain and I was good to go. That's how we do it on the swamp, a little feelgood help to enjoy the workout and let the immune system do the rest. It's what it's there for. Taking jabs for everything is a sure way to wreck it. Let's get back to nature, booyah!
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 Apr 23, 11:05am
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 Apr 23, 11:05am
Yep, you've got to exercise your immune system, not shelter it or give it a crutch it doesn't need.
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