Jan 2, 2022·edited Jan 2, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
Got some more good news today (that is unless you're multi-jabbed) although not sure how trustworthy these reports are... But if true, is it not more confirmation that c-19 jabs either bypass or undermine innate immunity that is responsible for broad-based protection and elimination of pathogens?
REPORT: Over 95% of Omicron Cases are in Vaccinated People.
Over 95 percent of reported cases of the Omicron COVID-19 variant in Germany occurred in fully vaccinated individuals, according to a new report from the federal government.
The paper – published December 30th by the German agency the ‘Robert Koch Institute’ – included information on the vaccination status of 4,206 individuals who contracted the latest variant of the virus. Four thousand and twenty people who reported contracting Omicron in the study – which equates to 95.6 percent of total cases – had received at least two doses of COVID-19 vaccines. Twenty-eight percent of the Omicron-positive group had also received a third dose or “booster” shot. Just 186 people contracting Omicron were unvaccinated in the entire sample, showing that vaccinated individuals were over 21 times as likely to contract the COVID-19 variant.
Jan 2, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
I was at the Amsterdam protest pictured above this afternoon; it was mostly peaceful and the atmosphere was terrific, but there was a truly ridiculous show of force. Seems the (hack, spit) authorities are getting desperate, may try to ram the unpopular 2G passport scheme and some kind of mandate through while they can. Things may well get worse, before they get better. I feel its going to be a very long battle.
Jan 2, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
Regarding hospitalisations, they will always spike very quickly with new variant case counts because people panic as there is literally nowhere else to go but the hospital. With zero outpatient treatment that is the only resort. It is a sad situation but the hospitals gladly accept the new Covid patients especially in the US where they get a 20% admittance premium.
All Covid statistics have been bastardized by the confounding mess that the government and corporate medicine have created.
Jan 3, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
It is interesting that this change in the official narrative is another "lockstep" move - it is exactly the same message here in Australia, even though it is summer here, we have never really experienced a real pandemic (no excess mortality in 2020, only deaths have been elderly & immunocompromised people, hospitals nowhere near overwhelmed - though they keep trying to alarm us about the possibility).
But right on cue, we have "opened up" - meaning that international travel is happening once again (still with quarantine requirements on arrival though) - and Omicron is raging. Masks are back, and jab mandates, but they keep assuring us that we are not going back to lockdowns (and so far, we have not).
And no, it doesn't seem as though this is really ending - it feels like the next act is waiting in the wings ready to have the curtain raised...
Jan 4, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
I share your half-empty/half-full view of 2022. The fever will probably get worse before it breaks - if it doesn't kill the patient first. The half-full part is that this will eventually bring down the idol with clay feet, and the cracks are already very obvious - but what will the idol crush as it falls?
Robert Malone published a very interesting article in his substack:
The data seems true, but what is the conclusion the CEO of OneAmerica draws from it? That COVID-19 deaths are grossly underreported, apparently. His reaction? To mandate COVID-19 vaccines for all of OneAmerica employees, so the vaccinated don't feel 'unsafe' in the presence of the unvaccinated...
So yes, I think 2022 bodes well on the virological front, but maybe not so much on the social/totalitarian/mass psychosis front.
Jan 3, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
1) Sadly, I agree with you... We are yoyos on a string. The tension relief is followed by pulling on the string. Part of the NLP.
2) re Omicron in SA: hospitalisations did go up, but they definitely did not do so at the same rates as precious waves compared to cases (they peaked MUCH lower), and they peaked quickly. And I am not convinced that this is due to our warmer weather... It certainly seemed to do nothing/little for us last year with the Beta wave.
I am expecting a rise in cases as we start boosting (but will probably be in drips and drabs, little appetite for vaccines here). I think this is part of why the UK wave just doesn't want to end. And I think the timing is intentional - the wave may obscure the cases following boosting. SA missed the boat in that respect... Omicron came earlier than expected and was over to quickly. We started vaccinating with gusto during our winter wave and it is the one that has lasted the longest, and I suspect in part that was driven by vaccinations.
Got some more good news today (that is unless you're multi-jabbed) although not sure how trustworthy these reports are... But if true, is it not more confirmation that c-19 jabs either bypass or undermine innate immunity that is responsible for broad-based protection and elimination of pathogens?
REPORT: Over 95% of Omicron Cases are in Vaccinated People.
Over 95 percent of reported cases of the Omicron COVID-19 variant in Germany occurred in fully vaccinated individuals, according to a new report from the federal government.
The paper – published December 30th by the German agency the ‘Robert Koch Institute’ – included information on the vaccination status of 4,206 individuals who contracted the latest variant of the virus. Four thousand and twenty people who reported contracting Omicron in the study – which equates to 95.6 percent of total cases – had received at least two doses of COVID-19 vaccines. Twenty-eight percent of the Omicron-positive group had also received a third dose or “booster” shot. Just 186 people contracting Omicron were unvaccinated in the entire sample, showing that vaccinated individuals were over 21 times as likely to contract the COVID-19 variant.
https://thenationalpulse.com/2021/12/31/vaccinated-21-times-more-likely-to-get-omicron/
Omicron infection enhances immunity: study
https://www.enca.com/news/omicron-infection-enhances-immunity
I was at the Amsterdam protest pictured above this afternoon; it was mostly peaceful and the atmosphere was terrific, but there was a truly ridiculous show of force. Seems the (hack, spit) authorities are getting desperate, may try to ram the unpopular 2G passport scheme and some kind of mandate through while they can. Things may well get worse, before they get better. I feel its going to be a very long battle.
Regarding hospitalisations, they will always spike very quickly with new variant case counts because people panic as there is literally nowhere else to go but the hospital. With zero outpatient treatment that is the only resort. It is a sad situation but the hospitals gladly accept the new Covid patients especially in the US where they get a 20% admittance premium.
All Covid statistics have been bastardized by the confounding mess that the government and corporate medicine have created.
It is interesting that this change in the official narrative is another "lockstep" move - it is exactly the same message here in Australia, even though it is summer here, we have never really experienced a real pandemic (no excess mortality in 2020, only deaths have been elderly & immunocompromised people, hospitals nowhere near overwhelmed - though they keep trying to alarm us about the possibility).
But right on cue, we have "opened up" - meaning that international travel is happening once again (still with quarantine requirements on arrival though) - and Omicron is raging. Masks are back, and jab mandates, but they keep assuring us that we are not going back to lockdowns (and so far, we have not).
And no, it doesn't seem as though this is really ending - it feels like the next act is waiting in the wings ready to have the curtain raised...
I share your half-empty/half-full view of 2022. The fever will probably get worse before it breaks - if it doesn't kill the patient first. The half-full part is that this will eventually bring down the idol with clay feet, and the cracks are already very obvious - but what will the idol crush as it falls?
Robert Malone published a very interesting article in his substack:
https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/what-if-the-largest-experiment-on
It made me feel quite hopeful until I checked the source:
https://insurance-forums.com/life-insurance/oneamerica-ceo-says-death-rates-among-working-age-people-up-40/
The data seems true, but what is the conclusion the CEO of OneAmerica draws from it? That COVID-19 deaths are grossly underreported, apparently. His reaction? To mandate COVID-19 vaccines for all of OneAmerica employees, so the vaccinated don't feel 'unsafe' in the presence of the unvaccinated...
So yes, I think 2022 bodes well on the virological front, but maybe not so much on the social/totalitarian/mass psychosis front.
I won't pay the fines. If they gulag me, Aussie style, I'll make myself a fucking nuisance and run such a big bil it'll be absurd.
1) Sadly, I agree with you... We are yoyos on a string. The tension relief is followed by pulling on the string. Part of the NLP.
2) re Omicron in SA: hospitalisations did go up, but they definitely did not do so at the same rates as precious waves compared to cases (they peaked MUCH lower), and they peaked quickly. And I am not convinced that this is due to our warmer weather... It certainly seemed to do nothing/little for us last year with the Beta wave.
I am expecting a rise in cases as we start boosting (but will probably be in drips and drabs, little appetite for vaccines here). I think this is part of why the UK wave just doesn't want to end. And I think the timing is intentional - the wave may obscure the cases following boosting. SA missed the boat in that respect... Omicron came earlier than expected and was over to quickly. We started vaccinating with gusto during our winter wave and it is the one that has lasted the longest, and I suspect in part that was driven by vaccinations.