Comments by "" (@krollpeter) on "Dr. John Campbell" channel.

  1.  @rogerstarkey5390  I don't think it is a reason to report him. But this is obviously bullshit. I switched off when Dr. Kaufmann claimed they are not doing autopsies on dead because they want to hide a person did not die on the infection. They are not doing these autopsies because it is not advised that staff without special PPE does it.
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  2. What I would do in place of Astrazenica: Half the dosage once again! The efficacy may raise to 100%.
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  3. I say most likely after spring. First, the rapid tests are getting better, Second, there is a medicine in development that can help or at least provides an aid, if someone got it. I am hopeful from March/April almost nobody will die from it anymore.
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  4. Are you deaf? He said he prefers the older technology vaccine by Oxfort.
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  5.  @briangriffiths114  What you said makes a lot of sense. There were reports about mysterious cases of lung diseases in Milano in November 2019. That's an area in Italy where more than 100,000 Chinese people live. Patient no. 0 in France had been identified https://www.livescience.com/coronavirus-france-patient-zero-december.html and was infected by beginning to mid December. He never travelled, therefore he must have been infected by someone. His wife works at the airport. Bullshxt from China about delay less than 4 weeks, or such. There are several indicators the problem was present by mid of October, after their Golden Week. For example a hospital in Wuhan had 14 cases of mysterious lung diseases reported by mid of November. The details were later deleted from the Chinese website. I am sure the authorities of many countries know, but they do not want to pour petrol into the fire and therefore keep low profile about it.
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  6. Do yourself a favour, save time, and don't read TikTok.
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  7. It's healthy food, that's why
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  8. Hit Like if you want to see his videos in future
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  9. Optimizing means the controller will come and count the rolls of toilet tissue people are using. A company will die with 3 - 5 years, if you let them in and don't stop their optimizing work within one season.
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  10. Folks, click Like. It keeps his videos from being removed.
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  11. They simply should not do injections at Walmart, McDonalds or at petrol stations.
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  12. What does the infant with its underdeveloped immune system have that I don't have?
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  13. Thank you Korea, for your honesty! I am only a sandkorn but sure one day people will remember who had been honest and who not. Like the Iran. No cases and one week later 50 death. Who would believe them ever again?
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  14. 23:28 The WHO must be closed. How long will it still take until people understand? It is a corrupt organization right from the top down to the medium level management, corrupt and doing harm to mankind. Indonesia was commended by the WHO for their excellence in pandemic handling. They have bought huge amounts of Sinovac, and start inoculation in the next days. Sinovac vaccine has not even completed phase 3.
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  15. Israel reports great success with vaccination. New infections for vaccinated people drop by 94 %, which confirms Pfizer's data. As well, transmission rates are greatly reduced through the vaccination. No numbers given. I think they want to let Pfizer to quantify that. Not confirmed is the UK strategy with a delayed 2 shot, at least not using the Biontech/Pfizer vaccine. You are messing up things. But I leave it to you finding out more.
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  16. PS: Dr. Campbell, we need to talk a lot more about the countries who do well. There are quite a number of them. I think it is very important to give people examples and role models regarding what are the right things to do. We hear mostly about countries with high infection numbers, and many of them simply have bad governance. Why stuck to these? They won't be able to change anyway, and it's boring.
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  17.  @angel2000317  To the negatives of the Japanese culture, the typical Japanese will do everything to avoid letting others know he has a problem, needs help, etc.. That's one of the reasons why their suicide rate is quite high. To the US. I feel I need to say I am certainly aware not all people are dumb, and not everything is bad. In fact I as a German will always hold the US in high respect for what Truman and other have done. Without the US we probably would not exist in this world today. Also, I personally know most Americans as kind and super helpful on a personal level. Just to let you know where I stand, besides of the above that I said. Here in Singapore we are all wearing mask since 6 months. I have never heard about any negative physical health or psychological affects. Children below 6 years can chose to wear a mask or a face shield. From what I see, 99 % wear mask, from as small as 2 years old. Our lockdown (and I mean lockdown = stay at home for 7 weeks) had some bad effects, tough.
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  18. The WHO must be closed and replaced.The current management must go entirely, all of the top and 2. row top management.
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  19. John, that video from Spain has been stripped of the proper subtitles. As well, it does not appear anymore in my history or search. When this is over we need to discuss American social media.
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  20.  @michaelowens7792  Dr. Campbell as most countries followed the recommendation of the WHO. The WHO even said wearing a mask can do more harm than it does good. Hong Kong, South Korea and Taiwan did not follow, they knew their fellow comrades from the big country best. The WHO also said the virus is unlikely to be transmitted in between humans, while at the very same time 12000 Wuhanese were officially infected. Nobody in the world would know how 12000 people can be infected then. The WHO did also say travel restrictions for travels to China are unreasonable, while at the same time all Hubei was not allowed to travel inside China. These and more were either mistakes of an incapable organisation, or done with intention.
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  21. Technicians and scientists have been put down on the ladder for so many years, and then in 2020 Dr. John Campbell is wondering why the society rather relies on gut feel than on science. And of course also why they can do these things to a Dr. Fauci. https://youtu.be/BKorP55Aqvg The majority of people who work for a company in a technical, R&D or scientific function will have experience similar to this.
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  22.  @wyqtor  wear consequently a mask. It is THE single action that really works. Ask in any Asian country. Stay healthy and greetings to Romania from Singapore!
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  23. @Lost Hero a bit hard to get fines paid by people who have little
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  24. too cheap increase price to $150 per dose and you will get your study
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  25.  @Ihatebs  I thought that was USD 39,000 for every person in ICU? Yep, guess he means once you land there it is the end.
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  26.  Chris Stevens  The mask is not to protect yourself. It was to exhaustion explained how it works. I will not go into it anymore, we had that 1 million times. The thing with all people like you is, one can present figures, the most renowned scientists, people who were in hospital with Covid, nurses, doctors ... you are repellent to facts just like a Gore-tex coat to water. Chinese did not invent this for social engineering. They social engineer their people differently.
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  27.  Chris Stevens  The masks are not there to protect you. The protection level of a double layer mask with a certain density cotton and a vlies-like more open material on the inside is about 30 %. The real functionality lays in protecting others from YOUR fluids leaving your mouth (and your nose). But I am not your educator, and it has been said also many times already. What you are saying is just a testimonial of not knowing. Sorry.
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  28.  JohanMDK  that's what he meant. Dr. Campbell says we shall not forget their still brilliant work at the basis. I say the dead fish stinks from the head first. A Chinese proverb.
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  29.  @mastercommander4535  sorry, I disagree. If China had done everything well, so much better as the West as what they also keep on explaining to their own population, and if for example the Chinese official figures are fairly correct, and if the virus originated from some innocent source as what they say - then what is there to reject, decline or hide? If you were China, wouldn't it then be your very own interest to irrevocably let the world know what is reality? Wouldn't that be the hardest kick into the American stomach? Would you then miss this golden opportunity to prove your point? Sometimes you learn a lot more from what someone does not tell you.
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  30.  J Anywhere  yea we will suck your blood like Satan.
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  31. The catastrophic situation around the virus crisis is being caused by a republican federal government. From all the US states the governor who implemented the most effective measures during this times is a member of the Democratic Party, Mr. Cuomo. Just saying. I think both parties are the same soup in different bowls.
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  32. 0:40 that's the Venus. Finally someone landed on it?
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  33. Like the video to keep it up.
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  34. The very same issue here in Singapore.
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  35.  @thankmelatersport  will you hoaxers all come online next year and apologise for having caused this fears and confusion? Or will you just keep silent then? I expect the later.
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  36.  @tonyhussey3610  taking a sample by swiping along the suspected area. This test is usually working well. Not so for this virus, since you can't swipe inside the lung, and the cough is non-productive, first at least. The Japanese specialists for example were quite overwhelmed that the tests they performed where so unreliable. They lost days with that issue. The technicians on the ship blocked air vents yesterday with masking tape.
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  37.  @stormbreaker3027  by that time they had 12 mysterious pneumonia cases reported in Wuhan hospitals, of course not known as Covid-19. I read a translation of a Chinese article, it was later taken down from the internet.
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  38.  @Dermahon13  That was months ago, when they followed the WHO-BS, just like many others. Forget about that, they changed the approach since long. Under your definition how you look at Sweden, then Singapore should have herd immunity, too. I mean you can't just take these numbers for a definition of herd immunity. There is one point that Singapore did right from the beginning. And this is they did not put 50 % of Covid patients into ICU's and then ventilated most of them. That's what they did in the US, for example. They isolated them, and then relied much more on self-healing, only support the immune system and give the medical care that is needed. That's what Thailand also does. Look at their numbers. Singapore health system is state driven, they want to keep things reasonable, and cost low. A doctor visit here cost in between USD 15 - 50 per consultation, second consultation for the same cause is free. Not like in the US, you only open the door and the cash register rings already "USD 150". Just explaining the diff.
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  39. There were videos that showed hospitals with people in the corridors, other waiting outside, some dying on the road in front of the hospital, thousands of people complaining they didn't get any treatments, crematory said they had to burn 5 x as many bodies as usual, etc. When Chines open the mouth, the language is newspeak.
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  40. ​ @soggymoggytravels  that's why. So what do hospitals do? For example simply declaring infections as non-covid. There were patients checked out from hospitals and checked in the next day, but then under a different sickness. DW has a credible interview with a man as an example, whos father was handled exactly like this. He died a few days later because he did not receive the needed treatment anymore. Death at home as well were not counted as covid-19 infections, only those who died in hospital care. Those who where asymptomatic where also not counted as infection, even if they were tested as infected, as mentioned in this video. This point alone decreases the number of total infections by 80%. From different indicators experts estimate the real number for China to be somewhere in between 2 - 3 million infections, despite the extrem draconian measures.
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  41. I concur. And they built a much higher resistance.
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  42.  @jsquire5pa  are you sure about that? Both kitchens are quite heavy.
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  43.  Dave Smith  meanwhile the Chinese close trade agreements with 17 nations, drink rice vine, and roll over the floor laughing about the western idiots quarrelling about numbers instead of solving the problem.
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  44.  @michaelhavers1  Besides of many lulling themselves into safety (oh, it is on the other side of the world only), I believe a bigger problem is yet to develop. I don't see any miracle coming up.
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  45. I don't think he is the only one. But he sure has collected a lot of knowledge and is able to explain superbly.
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  46. Hu ... second wave? Singapore has - how can I say - after a successful beginning become somewhat sloppy, and probably a bit too confident. Most importantly, we "forgot" about the 180000 migrant workers living in dorm rooms. Lucky, the vast majority of them are young and strong, and there are few serious health issues. What however is notable is the relatively low recovery rate for such a sophisticated health system.
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  47. I had seen a YouTube video by fellow motorcycle riders on a tour who reported several entire villages being locked off in North Vietnam by end of December. But of course Dr. Campbell can not follow those "anecdotes", and I can't find that video anymore. But I know there is lively border traffic with China, I have been to that area.
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  48. Nothing to lol about, Ethan. He is the proof that a person who is verbally capably plus simple, non-distractive methods can be much more effective for learning, than "modern" virtual reality, 3D graphics and whatever.
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  49. The WHO investigation group spend 3 h in the Wuhan science lab. They also spend the 2. day visiting museums displaying the great things China did. I hope the Beijing duck for dinner tasted good.
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  50. The figure that leads the FEMA now is Pete Gaynor, studied history. He is not much interested in science or anything like that, more to put the nose deep into an orange butt.
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