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Around July of this year, the number of people viewing my video fell. Recently I watched the video and discovered that YouTube is stuffing advertisements in front of it. I guess that is why fewer people are watching it. There does not seem to be a way to…

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News reports say transmission is mainly from young people in Japan. Reports also say that young people are anxious to be vaccinated. It is still mainly by appointment, but a few unscheduled mass vaccination sites opened near…

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This effect is larger than you might think. Most vaccines are administered to babies and children up to age 15. That is by far the healthiest segment of the population, with the lowest death rates from all causes, including…

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It isn't skyrocketing anymore. That's what's going on.

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Wyttenbach added a laughing face. He thinks that is funny. He thinks he knows better than the doctors and other experts who reviewed the 7,653 death certificates, autopsy, and medical records at the CDC. He himself has not…

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They who? Who would do that? Who could? The stuff is no longer under patent. You cannot jack up the price of an unpatented drug for long. The competition will undersell you.

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To reiterate and clarify: All deaths must be reported to VAERS, and the reports must include death certificates, autopsy, and medical records. So, there is no hidden iceberg. There is no underestimation.

Other, less serious adverse…

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You should trust them because they are right more often than non-experts, such as nitwits on YouTube and people who claim that ivermectin works, even though there is no quality clinical data. There is some good data for Remdesivir.…

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Not my judgement. Based on the judgement of epidemiologists in India. It is not a fairy tale. It is a misinterpretation of the data by doctors, who are not trained in epidemiology or statistics. There are many examples in the history…

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That is what all of the expert analyses of the VAERS data say, both inside the CDC (see below) and outside it. Actually, the ball is in your court. You will not find any expert analysis showing any deaths in the U.S. There were a…

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I read that. But I still don't see your point. Where is the problem? The hospitals and doctors are doing what they supposed to do. They are admitting patients who seem seriously ill. Whether they have COVID only, or some other…

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The way to to determine this is with a test. The determination is only wrong with a false positive, or false negative. If the test works correctly you can be sure the patients is infected (or not).

Perhaps you are saying the children…

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That may be crude, but railway technology is extremely reliable and long-lived. Even if that is less efficient, it might work better and last longer than 35 years.

Railcars last 25 to 50 years. Recently manufactured ones may last…

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Maybe this should tell you these studies are flawed. Have you looked closely? It is easy to diagnose COVID with high assurance. Doctors can usually tell by looking, and of course they always administer tests. The false positive rates…

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No, it has no antiviral performance. There is no clinical evidence that ivermectin has any effect on COVID, except for some substandard studies. The data from UP is so unreliable it is useless. In many districts, it shows no deaths at…