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

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  4.  @7YBzzz4nbyte  Thanks, for the Swedish link. I see remarkably few deaths in Sweden now, in a period (from September) that the number of diseases and deaths traditionally increases annually as winter approaches. But I see a huge discrepancy between the number of deaths/cases of the "real" epidemic in the spring, compared to what we see now. That is why this increase is often called a "casedemic" by many people. Anyway, I think the virus had its best time. It is clear that group immunity among the population increases with each infection, as a result of which the virus loses its breeding ground. Apart from seasonal effects (summer), the virus will continue until that point is reached. One can try to influence it by all kinds of tricks, for example by lockdowns and the like, but that is all only of a temporary nature and can not stop the virus. Many countries are now catching up with the virus, as they were able to reduce it sharply in April/May with strict lockdowns and were subsequently spared by the summer period. In Sweden, there was a much slower decline in May, making it look wider, as is usually the case with a flu epidemic. Belgium and England applied a lockdown this week, while the number of cases was actually leveling off. This could not possibly be due to that lockdown. The government-paid virologists shouted for a lockdown and the government went to its knees. But the only effect that such a lockdown has is that they will stretch the case and the epidemic will last longer. Correction, not "the only effect". Another effect is that this "second" lockdown will be even more dramatic for the economy than the first lockdown. Because many small and medium-sized businesses are already on their knees, making this a final blow to many of them.
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  31. Something to think about? Are we still allowed to think for ourselves from our dictatorial governments? I also heard a lot of "assumptions" in this talk. Which isn't really scientific. Moreover, I find it shocking that there is propaganda that lockdowns and the like would work and that those measures are justified time and again. There is not yet a single scientific study that has shown that these measures help or have helped. If it were the case, while we are talking about the States, then the states in the US, which applied very strict dictatorial measures, would be easy to pick out. But what do we see? States with strict measures often do worse than states where absurd measures were treated less strictly. Herd immunity has helped humanity over and over again from such epidemics as this one. Why should it be any different now? In addition, "real" scientists have long known that developing vaccines against respiratory viruses is a hopeless task because of the numerous mutations. The flu vaccine is a good example of this. It is estimated that it only protects about 15% against the upcoming flu mutant, for which there is no vaccine yet. They inject you with a cocktail of earlier known variants, in the hope that it could work more or less for the upcoming variant. Which is sometimes very disappointing. These flu vaccines are very effective to pay for your doctor's skiing holiday. Apparently people stubbornly refuse to learn from history and prefer to disrupt the entire society and economy, with a colossal cost as a result, which the next and younger generation will be stuck with.
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