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The Alternative to Vaccination

Is there an alternative to vaccination? If one exposes oneself to the dominant media discourse, one might think not.
Interfering with physical integrity is being viewed as the magical remedy for this pandemic. But is this really true? This article aims to question this widespread view, by referring to scientific findings that suggest an alternative approach, because of its higher effectiveness and mildness.

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In the thrill of pharmacovigilance

The Ministry of Health recently acknowledged in a blog article that the number of adverse reaction reports to pharmacovigilance had multiplied by a factor of 23 from 92 in 2020 to 2158 in 2021. In part, this increase is attributed to the awareness campaign that took place in the context of the Covid-19 vaccination. We have looked into the argumentation of this thesis.

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COVID UPDATE: What is the truth?

The COVID-19 pandemic is one of the most manipulated infectious disease events in history, characterized by official lies in an unending stream led by government bureaucracies, medical associations, medical boards, the media, and international agencies. [3,6,57] We have witnessed a long list of unprecedented intrusions into medical practice, including attacks on medical experts, destruction of medical careers among doctors refusing to participate in killing their patients and a massive regimentation of health care, led by non-qualified individuals with enormous wealth, power, and influence.

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Monkey Business

Expressis-Verbis would like to thank Paul Schreyer for allowing us to share this article, first published on his Multipolar pages,

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Painting by numbers

The Ministry of Health has not published incidence rates by vaccination status since mid-April. As this is important information for vaccination effectiveness, Expressis Verbis has taken on this problem. We are now providing an interactive online graphic with this data, which will be updated weekly. More statistics will follow shortly.

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Albert, Ursula & Heiko: The dangerous relationship between the President of the European Commission and the CEO of Pfizer

In April 2021, the New York Times revealed that Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, was negotiating directly with Albert Bourla, the CEO of Pfizer, through phone calls and text messages[2]. And indeed, the following month, the Commission announced a mega-contract with the alliance of German BioNTech and US Pfizer to purchase 900 million doses of the vaccine between the end of 2021 and 2023, with an option for an additional 900 million doses. To date, the European Commission has signed contracts with seven pharmaceutical companies or groups for a total of 4,575 billion potential doses, or ten doses per capita for all ages [3]. The Pfizer/BioNTech contract of May 2021 is worth €35 billion. Compared to the previous autumn’s contracts, the price per dose has increased from 15.50 to 19.50 euros. In view of the staggering 1.8 billion doses ordered and the discounts and economies of scale that would normally result, this is a surprising result.

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The parallel world of numbers

The way the contact tracing was carried out during the omicron wave had a significant influence on the values of the incidence rate of the vaccinated. The objectivity required for a scientific measurement was therefore not given in this context. It is only since the relaxations of 11 February that the incidence rates of the vaccinated and unvaccinated can be compared in a more or less real way and reveal alarming results: Suspicions that the COVID-19 vaccines are not only not very effective against a corresponding infection, but also lead to a general weakening of the immune system, are becoming more and more confirmed.

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Post-vaccine syndrome

As long as they are “only” “strangers”, it is easy to dismiss them as collateral damage. If one is affected oneself because it concerns a family member, friend, colleague or acquaintance, one is confronted with a dilemma: surrender to one’s absolutely justified grief or does one use the power of the grief one is currently feeling to demand a comprehensive clarification, if necessary through a self-financed autopsy, with all the consequences that such an investigation entails? So whether to face doubt or not. Out of solidarity with those who would like to be spared similar suffering.

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World-Government WHO?

Largely unnoticed, partly because attention is currently focused on developments in Ukraine, the World Health Organisation has launched two projects that should be at least worrying if not alarming. The Global Accord on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response threatens to severely limit national sovereignty in pandemic response, while a global system of vaccination certification seems to pave the way for an all-encompassing digital identity.

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Science and conspiracies

Expressis-Verbis would like to thank Mr. Michel Decker for making available his article published in the magazine Kulturissimo/Tageblatt in November

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Pandemic scientism

First, the Expressis-Verbis team would like to thank Prof. Dr. Esfeld as well as the editorial team of the information

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We need your help!

The Expressis-Verbis project is the result of countless hours of work and sleepless nights. Some of us end up working

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Adaptation and Obedience

Morality is often understood as a “natural” brake on evil. In social reality, however, the situation is often exactly the opposite. Morality, in the context of authority and shifting responsibility, can favour evil.

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The (not so) independent fact checkers

Our Board member Dr Benoît Ochs was recently the target of a fact-check by Agence France-Presse (AFP), one of the major players in this field. It was about statements in a video distributed by alternative media, where he expressed his concern about the side effects of the Covid-19 vaccines. This prompted us to take a look behind the scenes of this media group. Even a very superficial investigation revealed numerous cross-connections to and financial dependencies on governments, the European Commission and NGOs. The complexity and true scope of all these networks can therefore only be touched upon in this article.

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I want to break through

Vaccine breakthroughs are currently a hotly debated topic. Such infections are not conducive to an already faltering vaccination campaign, especially not when the emerging extent of this phenomenon takes on frightening dimensions. The reactions of those responsible and those in favour of vaccination could not be more bizarre, which is why we present a few gems here.

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Adaptation and obedience (4)

Most of the time we trust our own thoughts, our own feelings or even our own perceptions. Of course, sometimes we let others convince us that we are wrong.

But how often does that happen?

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Conformity and obedience (3)

The first studies on adaptation and obedience in the late 19th century focused almost exclusively on mass phenomena.
But how are adaptation and obedience to be understood in a normal, everyday situation, without all the mass hypnosis and collective trance?

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Conformity and obedience (2)

When we think of conformity and obedience, most people like to think of coercion and violence. This simplistic association then gives rise to the countless references to and comparisons with dictatorship and tyranny.

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Conformity and obedience (1)

From measure to measure, from law to law, everything should get better. But the viral state of emergency just won’t stop. Could this have something to do with the spread of the coronavirus? Most certainly!

But in the first place, it also seems to be because a few black sheep are not following the shepherds and the flock. That is why we need a new viral imperative: Obedire aude!

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Conformity and obedience

In a series of at least 11 episodes, Thierry Simonelli presents you with interesting findings from the field of psychology and the sociology of obedience and adaptation.
Nathalie gives an overview of the issues addressed.

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Pandemic of the vaccinated

For some weeks now, the weekly reports of the Ministry of Health have compared the number of vaccinated and non-vaccinated/partially vaccinated people in terms of positive tests and hospitalizations. This could be equated with the evaluation of a control experiment to determine the effectiveness of the Covid-19 vaccines. We show that the counting method used disregards the usual “ceteris paribus” principle in this context in several respects and that the calculated values accordingly provide a distorted picture of reality: at least for calendar weeks 38 and 39, the incidence rate of the vaccinated is many times higher than that of the non-vaccinated.

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The law and the hammer

While the Minister of Health endeavours to wield the ‘hammer’ of vaccine compulsion, the European Commission rules on the non-discrimination of health passes.

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OPEN LETTER ON THE AMENDING PROVISIONS OF BILL NO. 7897 OF THE COVID ACT

“The real goal revealed during the press conference: to attain a certain vaccination rate (established in a completely arbitrary way) to be able to end the anti-freedom measures. After all, the excessive discriminatory anti-freedom measures correspond to a purely political objective and not to a legitimate objective related to public health. The introduction of indirect vaccine mandates whose purpose is to give politicians an excuse to reverse their own anti-freedom decisions is not a legitimate objective.”

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Mea culpa!

I would like to thank Facebook, its well-meaning community and the kind people who denounced my post for opening my eyes to the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. I am pleased you are there and willing to help and will enter into a spirit of obedience.

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I cannot do it anymore

In an open letter, ARD employee Ole Skambraks speaks out against one and a half years of Corona coverage: Skambraks has worked as an editorial assistant and editor at the public broadcaster for 12 years.

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A hundred thousand ignorant people

We are told that a vaccination rate of 85% is needed for a return to “normality”. A brief analysis shows, however, that this percentage is virtually impossible to attain. On the other hand, the number of unvaccinated people will be in the six-digit range.

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