Množično Covid testiranje tik pred množičnim cepljenjem v Sloveniji

LeQuack je 11. feb 2021 ob 16:38 izjavil:

In to se bo potrebno cepiti do konca življenja. Bo v ustavo zapisano.

Earlier this week I watched an Israeli news interview with the head of a COVID Ward in Tel Aviv’s biggest hospital. When asked about the spread of foreign mutants and the lack of improvement in cases and deaths despite large numbers being vaccinated, he was quick to answer, “why do you ask me, I am just a doctor.”

Israel is once again in political turmoil with an upcoming election. The success of the vaccination campaign is now a sensitive political matter which will have a direct impact on Netanyahu’s fate. Israelis aren’t fools and many of them understand the parameters that determine the current situation. They grasp the possibility that they are subject to a political ploy, with their personal and communal health held hostage by a compromised political establishment.

In its desperate attempt to vaccinate the entire population, health services are offering vaccination to anyone aged 16 and above. But the Israelis are reluctant. According to Israeli reports the vaccination centers are empty. The more pressure mounted by the government (including threats to future employment and personal freedom), the more suspicious Israelis become. They can see that the COVID situation in Israeli-Arab communities is improving despite their defiance of the Pfizer/Israeli experiment, while some almost entirely vaccinated Jewish cities struggle with a relatively high number of cases. A brief examination of the Israeli COVID situation reveals that the number of cases and deaths grew exponentially since the beginning of mass vaccination and the third lockdown.

In the light of the above, the following is a translation of a week-old Israeli MSM interview with Prof. Eran Segal, a leading Israeli scientist and computational biologist at the Weizmann Institute of Science.

In the interview, Prof. Segal thinks loudly about that which most Israeli scientists prefer to keep to themselves.
“The vaccine may not be as effective as we thought, but we do not know it"

Okapi je 15. feb 2021 ob 09:51 izjavil:

S koliko manj ukrepi - pol kile, tri litre, dva metra... manj ukrepov?

Epidemija je kaotičen proces (v smislu nepredvidljivosti učinkov in posledic) in neumen je tisti, ki misli, da povsd poteka enako, in da imajo povsod enaki ukrepi enake učinke.

fikus_ je 15. feb 2021 ob 10:04 izjavil:

Ajdov:"Države z manj ukrepi od nas imajo tudi manj mrtvih/milijon od nas."

Ali imaš kakšne primerjave za pokazat, ali kar tako na pamet?! Predvsem me zanima "z manj ukrepi" in kakšni/koliko manj ukrepov!

Še eden tistih, ki misli, da virus čaka, da ti v miru preštudiraš, kateri ukrep je najbolj učinkovit?

ajdov2 je 15. feb 2021 ob 16:10 izjavil:

tudi države ki sploh niso ukrepale imajo manj mrtvih od nas

fikus_ je 15. feb 2021 ob 19:43 izjavil:

Ajdov, se boš moral bolj potrudi za tist kar trdiš, saj veš, številke, viri, primerjava! Vse ostalo je baba cula, baba kazala!

Okapi je 15. feb 2021 ob 19:54 izjavil:

Mogoče se delaš neumnega, mogoče pa res ne razumeš, da je precej logično, da so tam, kjer je epidemija najbolj razsajala, uvedli najstrožje ukrepe.

Zorro je 15. feb 2021 ob 02:49 izjavil:

Imam par vprašanja. Zanima ali se lahko kdo dokopa do odgovorov na le te?

1. Ali obstaja v Sloveniji DSO da vanj ni vletela korona? Če obstaja, koliko je takih domov?

2. Kolikšen je delež DSO-jevcev med umrlimi?

3. Kakšna je starostna struktura umrlih in registriranih okuženih ter kakšen je njihov delež v isti starostni populaciji?

4. Koliko populacije ima že protitelesa (brez cepljenih)?

5. Kako vemo, brez odgovorov na predhodna vprašanja, da so ukrepi delovali?

Primer

SWE vs UK

Proponents of lockdowns, however, point to the case of Ireland as a seemingly successful example of a lockdown. On October 22, Ireland implemented the first and strictest winter lockdown in Europe (lasting until December 1). On the very same day, covid “cases” began to fall abruptly (see figure above). Proof of the lockdown’s success?

Quite the opposite: because of the delay between infections and testing, the October 22 lockdown could not have resulted in lower cases until October 29, but no such effect is visible in the figure above. Why then did cases drop from October 21/22? Because there was a concurrent 35% drop in daily tests (see next figure).