Comments by "" (@rvdb8876) on "Dr. John Campbell" channel.

  1. It was also the time when many (of us) who refused the vaccine were verbally abused, demonized, excluded, etc.
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  2. Well, John, you relate it to vitamin D. I can tell you this: For a little over two years now I have been taking a good amount of vitamin D3 supplement, which I halve during the summer months. During all that time I didn't have any of the cold symptoms you listed. I am 68 and unvaccinated, neither against flu nor against corona. Greetings from an equally frosty Belgium.
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  3. I am a pretty hard man of 69, but this story brought tears to my eyes. I am outraged. Who's going to stop this? My condolences to the family, from a Belgian viewer.
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  4. It's actually quite simple and straightforward for us. The empty places belong to the guilty. While staying away, they confess guilt. You don't even have to count them. A cowardly display. I hope they are held accountable one day and not just in the UK. My 2 cents from Belgium.
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  5. I recently saw an interview in which the Dutch biologist and immunologist Theo Schetters, who is involved in the development of vaccine technology, he also believes that the use of mRNA technology for vaccines should immediately be stopped.
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  6. Given their funding, it is more likely to be the “WPO” (World Pharmaceutical Organization).
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  7. I have been taking vitamin D for 3.5 years now, following John's advice, and during that period I have not had a single fever or any other cold symptoms.
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  8. It would be nice if they made the same effort in studying the effects of, for example, Ivermectin.
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  9. Well, I suspect neither ABC nor BBC will invite him. From a Belgian follower of John.
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  10.  @dennispickard7743  Well, we were all lied to. Some of us already distrusted the government and others trusted the government. My faith in the government has been lost since they started with the climate lies some 35 years ago. Then they also claimed that the Maldives would have disappeared under water ten years ago. But the Maldives are still a popular tourist destination, where oil sheihs invest their money. Lying is apparently a very common practice in politics.
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  11. Indeed, the contempt from Pfizer is worldwide. The interests involved are too great for the truth to emerge. Fortunately, my mistrust was high enough that I didn't let myself be tempted to take the jab of a company with a criminal past.
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  12.  @christopheredwards7846  That says a lot about that people in the medical profession.
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  13. One thing we have to give them credit for is that they (WHO) realize that they have lost (and still losing) trust. So they are no longer so self-confident and are therefore worried, which is hopeful, but don't underestimate these guys.
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  14. There is a saying in Dutch: "De slager die z'n eigen vlees keurt". "The butcher who inspects his own meat". The FDA in particular has failed miserably in this case. What can we still trust these days?
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  15.  @James-gf9jl  "There are millions of these believers still around." This shows how effective the propaganda has been.
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  16.  @Gdowg444  Wasn't it Bill Gates who said that 2.5 billion people on earth was more than enough?
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  17. Not only in the UK I'm afraid. My 5 cents from Belgium.
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  18. It is sad, but history seems to repeat itself. Thank you, Dr. Campbell, for the wonderful presentation.
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  19.  @only1thatmakessense  An animal trait of ours, which most animal species have. But the people in this video do worry (for others), which in turn is human and has my respect.
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  20. The subtitles were Dutch, but Philipp Kruse is a Swiss lawyer who also opposed the corona vaccination in Switzerland.
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  21.  @Onemanstrash1  You're not the only one with that feeling. My 2 cents from Belgium.
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  22. I recently spoke to a colleague who did not feel well immediately after his vaccination and ended up in hospital three days later. After three years of treatment, he is no better, it is a neurological problem in which he has spastic nervous twitches in his face. A neurologist who treated him (experimentally) for a year admitted after a year that he had taken the wrong exit and was on the wrong path. In other words, they have no explanation for the symptoms as it is something they have never seen before. It goes on and off and there are days where he can hardly function, which is terrible. My 2 cents from Belgium.
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  23. And... the experimentation continues.
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  24.  @ThePantygun  De respectloosheid voor ouderen is stuitend. Ik verloor mijn grootvader in 1964, hij kwam in 1888 ter wereld. Het was een zeer snuggere man die een ontzettende levenservaring had, onder meer twee wereldoorlogen tijdens zijn actieve leven. Wat had ik graag gehad dat hij zijn ervaring met mij had kunnen delen, ik was negen toen hij heenging.
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  25. A list (pdf file) from VAERS from a few days / weeks ago: https://mega.nz/file/WwIVSAjA#C7zHYRXPwxW1Lr555ypRaLuUfRUeLatVs7aF5FgO2Co A list that is still growing. It can be seen that they are not only elderly, but also younger people who do not even belong to the corona risk group. We will have to wait for the long-term effects, the experiment is still ongoing.
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  26. We all regret some decisions in our lives, but what I damn sure don't regret is that I was so stubborn not to take the (so-called) vaccine. My 2 cents from Belgium (Flanders).
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  27.  @marshabonner9239  Quote: "Those who do not learn from history are condemned to repeat it......" Do you mean the 2009 swine flu debacle, which the WHO also whipped into a pandemic and turned out to be only mild flu? A vaccine was also hastily developed at the time, which also caused adverse reactions, such as narcolepsy. An incurable neurological condition that is so bad to live with that some of these people commit suicide because of it. Following this event, investigations were quickly conducted to demonstrate that there is / was no association with the vaccine. It were mainly very small children who were victims of narcolepsy. Indeed, history seems to be repeating itself in terms of the pandemic. Because 3 to 4% of people would die from corona, according to WHO. While the final IFR is well below 1%. Indeed, our politicians don't seem to have learned anything. On the contrary, their decisions are getting dumber and more irrational by the day.
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  28. Or in the Belgian senate.
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  29.  @andhewonders  It's too good and too cheap. There's nothing to be gained from it.
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  30. We are just one step away from the Orwellian world that George described in his book 1984. My 2 cents from Belgium (Flanders).
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  31. I would add anti-WEF to the list.
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  32. The same here. I will continue to supplement it for the rest of my life.
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  33. As a Belgian, I agree 100%.
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  34.  @theclotshotdidit3115  Hear, hear from Belgium. PS, I like your account name.
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  35.  @SolidSativa1  As far as I know we don't have one in Belgium either. This Australian senator is therefore also my hero.
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  36. Indeed, to virtually single-handedly take on "the system", it takes a lot of courage, knowledge and perseverance. Hats off to this white raven named Rennick. My 2 cents from Belgium.
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  37. Why are so many people so happy to have an experimental vaccine injected into their body (even 2X), which was absolutely not (impossible) tested for long-term effects? This is irresponsible for a disease with an IFR of only 0.23%. Incomprehensible.
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  38. Unfortunately, as long as they continue to use the (unreliable) PCR test to determine the number of cases, which was intended to keep the numbers artificially high, the numbers and data will, unfortunately, remain unreliable.
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  39. Hear, hear from Flanders (Belgium).
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  40.  @richvid9814  I wonder what's exaggerated about the death of a perfectly healthy 14-year-old girl. What I find exaggerated is the phrase "Safe and effective". And then I express myself softly.
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  41.  @ThatCigarGuy  Indeed, I thought exactly the same when I saw it. Heartless and rude.
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  42. As a Belgian, I also wish there was at least one MP in Belgium with the balls of Andrew Bridgen. But I have no doubt that after his speech in Parliament the Minister's response will (predictably) be disappointing, as usual.
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  43. According to non-state-dependent doctors in the Netherlands, Iv*rm*ctin* is also very effective in the treatment of the so-called "long covid". But that (save) drug may not be used due to a government decision. Doctors who prescribe it to help their patients face fines of €13,000 or more.
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  44. I would rather call it misinformed, due to uninformed consent. Called medical malpractice.
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  45. Trust me, you're not the only one who was shaken up, shaken awake. My 2 cents from Belgium.
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  46. There are also filters that send the air through tunnels with UV light. That UV light would not only be effective against the virus, but also against fungi, which as we know are also very unhealthy, especially for the respiratory system. Ionisation of the air would also have a beneficial effect on air quality. There has been a lot of research done by independent scientists, but they are running into a wall of indifference and stubborn politicized tunnel vision science who think of only one thing and that is "vaccine".
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  47.  @wisenber  Indeed.
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  48. For Dutch-speaking viewers, a Dutch translation of the book is also available, under the title, "De gevaarlijkste dr. op aarde".
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  49.  @cl5193  As a human (tropical species) at our latitude 51° north, everyone suffers from vitamin D deficiency, especially in winter, and I (70) have undoubtedly been infected with respiratory viruses many times over the past 3.5 years (that I have been taking vitamin D). , but did not have any symptoms during that period, which indicates that my immune system is working adequately and is benefiting my health in general, not just against viruses.
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  50. Hear, hear from Belgium.
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