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"This is leading more and more Singaporeans to question vaccine efficacy, and the logic of the experimental mass inoculation campaign." Obviously these questions mean we need more censorship to preserve the vaccine narrative!

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Sep 28, 2021Liked by Mathew Crawford

I was looking at Vermont reports— highly vaccinated, yet big increases compared to last year. They put out a biweekly report on various data— Looking at the biweekly summary reports and taking the delta over the last month (8/27 and 9/24 reports):

Cases: 1610 breakthrough out of 4864 total (33%)

Hospitalizations: 46 breakthrough out of 144 total (32%)

Deaths: 23 breakthrough out of 28 total (82%)

Hospitalizations represent about 3% of cases, breakthrough or not.

CFR a magnitude higher in the breakthrough.

https://www.healthvermont.gov/covid-19/current-activity/data-summary

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You'd think with resultl like that across different states and countries, that medical authorities would be asking the question, "Are these vaccines making our people sicker and perhaps more susceptible to the virus, not less?"

Of course not...

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Sep 28, 2021Liked by Mathew Crawford

Don’t worry, the increase in cases in Singapore is actually a good thing because now they get natural immunity too! https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2021/09/27/singapore-is-seeing-record-covid-cases-that-may-not-be-a-bad-thing.html

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Sep 29, 2021Liked by Mathew Crawford

If the vaccine illness looks much like the Covid illness. And these spikes in infection follow vaccination campaigns…could that be the result of shedding?

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Always fascinating analysis.

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Sep 29, 2021Liked by Mathew Crawford

What does it even mean with covid cases and covid CFR? Is it relevant without autopsies and false positive PCR tests?

To be honest I get fed up with this case counting.

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It is becoming obvious to those who can see for themselves that the Vaccines are in fact INFECTING other vaccinated people and the unvaccinated. As well as themselves. Without this becoming the narrative it will get buried in the abyss of information tht circulates.

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but of course: its Delta

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Mar 22, 2022·edited Mar 22, 2022

As you've retweeted this great work, an update:

- cases through the roof since mid-Jan across Asia, finally starting to ease off

- 95% vaxxed including ages 12 to 19, and ages 5 to 11 already over 60% vaxxed

- deaths started rising from Sep/Oct from almost none; total now 1,200 still low globally

- vaccine apartheid: unvaxxed cannot go to offices, restaurants, malls or re-enter the country

- masks everywhere, including when alone outdoors; "living with it" has not been implemented

- "opening up" means only that vaxxed can arrive from selected countries without quarantine

- deaths in the last 5 weeks have been disproportionately vaxxed; was not always the case

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I think CFR was low due to lots of young workers in dormitories being infected. Now with masking off late Jul/Aug, all ages are now catching Covid, hence more older ppl are dying.

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Does the timeline add up with the vaccine? Re: CoronaVac - Lambda -

‘massive vaccination campaigns in countries must be accompanied by strict genomic surveillance.

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.06.28.21259673v1.full.pdf

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From September- The hope now is natural immunity will kick in to compensate, caveat is the individual. I’d be interested to see more blood work done post vaccine as well. https://www.irishtimes.com/news/health/covid-54-of-hospital-patients-with-virus-are-fully-vaccinated-1.4670229

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I’ll just add this for info. ?

Predominance of antibody-resistant SARS-CoV-2 variants in vaccine breakthrough cases from the San Francisco Bay Area, California

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.08.19.21262139v1

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