Hello Sean Dennis!

** On Sunday 25.04.21 - 15:41, Sean Dennis wrote to Mark Hofmann:

 SD> Washing your hands is orders of magnitude more effective..

 SD> Less than 1% of the US population has died from a virus
 SD> that has a 99.6% full recovery rate..

 SD> More people are dying from suicide and domestic abuse than
 SD> COVID-19. The government and media don't want you to know
 SD> that.

I posted this in another net, but here it is for the micro  
crowd:

Originally in fsx_gen:
** On Saturday 24.04.21 - 00:30, Adept wrote to Ogg:

 A> To be fair, the cardiovascular degradation aspects of COVID
 A> are pretty scary. And, honestly, are the primary reason why
 A> COVID concerns me, rather than the immediate death risk.

Most people of the public are in very bad shape. The modest
clinicals trials only used fit and healthy people.

 A> It'll be interesting to see what data we can get out of
 A> this, as I assume it'll be messy.

I am not interested in being part of that data in the global
experiment.

Quoting from..

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/art...
6736(21)00762-5/fulltext

"In a population of 5 million people (ie, size matching the
approximate number of people having received the Oxford-
AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine in Europe by March 10, 20214 ),
this incidence would correspond to approximately 169 expected
cases of venous thromboembolism per week, or 736 expected cases
per month (if based on the incidence rate among the 18-99-year-
old Danes). Similarly, if estimated based on the incidence rate
among 18-64-year-old Danes, one would expect 91 cases of venous
thromboembolism per week, or 398 cases per month."

BUT, in a recent news story on TV tonight, one news organization
decided to claim this statistic: that out of 1.1 million cases,
only 4 where reported with blood clots.

The LANCET continues..

"We are, however, aware that although a substantial fraction of
the thromboembolisms seem to be venous, reports are emerging of
rare types of multiple thrombosis, bleeding, and
thrombocytopenia, apparently similar to disseminated
intravascular coagulation, occurring in otherwise healthy
individuals shortly after receiving the Oxford-AstraZeneca
COVID-19 vaccine."

The TV news organization touted the predictable line: "the
benefits still outweigh the risks"

But they don't quote the whole line:

"the EMA concluded that 'benefits still outweigh the risks
despite possible link to rare blood clots with low blood
platelets'"

Considering that the success rate to fight covid naturally is
98%, and the possibility to catch it is pretty low if avoiding
gatherings and washing hands, I would rather take that chance
than purposely introducing something into my body and then live
in real fear of the thrombosis risk or any yet unknown risks.

It is outrageous for the public message to be "the benefits
still outweigh the risks" for drugs that are not FDA approved
and for the manufacturers to have indemnity.  The only ones who
benefit are the manufactures.

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