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Blaine91555
They might be a good clue though concerning a possible causal relationship. They certainly don't imply that there is
no causal relationship,
why don't they ever feel the need to point
that out when commenting on these "deaths reported in connection with vaccination"? As the article
decides to put it, which differs from how Dr. Sara Viksmoen Watle, Senior Physician at The Norwegian Institute of Public Health puts it, who does not
want to see or acknowledge a causal relationship, nor is she willing to point out even a possible causal relationship or that it might be an
indication of such; she would much rather, as well as have you, interpret it as, 'oh well, these people were on their deathbeds anyway, would have
died anyway', without any sharing of statistical data to support such preferred interpretations that she is alluding to in the other stuff you quoted.
And by doing so, influencing others to prefer such interpretations as well by focussing on that, rather than the questions: How were these people
doing before the vaccination, the details, such as the details shared in the OP? Would they
really have died if they hadn't gotten the
vaccination? To answer those questions or take an educated guess at it, you need the details, similar to the details given in the OP regarding how
well someone is doing, in spite of their age or "severe underlying conditions" (a vague general term that can apply to almost everyone of considerable
age in a nursing home, what if the underlying condition is not so serious in terms of killing you within days? You can't tell from that term, how
convenient to leave that out if that is the case for the majority of these 23 people who died).
And what if it's known that all these 23 people were actually doing rather well before the vaccine (similar to the 96 year old from the OP), in spite
of their "[supposedly] severe [which is in the eye of the beholder; see details above, the question is: where they "severe" enough to kill them within
days] underlying conditions" or being deemed to be "in the last stages of life" merely because of their age and where they are (a nursing home)? And
these details are withheld or conveniently ignored in any evaluation whether or not the vaccinations might have something to do with pushing them over
the edge? As they are withheld in this article, and perhaps in the activity described in the article as:
"processes reports of suspected side effects after coronavirus vaccination on behalf of the Norwegian Medicines Agency."
When processing these reports, do they look at the specific details per patient and make an honest evaluation whether or not they would have still
been alive now, or lived at least longer than they did now with the vaccination? Or is that evaluation biased and based on a desire to either not see,
or acknowledge a potential causal relationship between the vaccination and whatever is finishing these people off, pushing them over the edge as I
described it earlier?
I made some sidenotes in one of the sentences there to elaborate on the description "severe" in this context (regarding the questions one should be
asking themselves in evaluating this news report and the preferred interpretation promoted by Dr. Watle), but just in case that makes the sentence
there a bit convoluted, here it is without the sidenotes:
And what if it's known that all these 23 people were actually doing rather well before the vaccine (similar to the 96 year old from the OP), in spite
of their "severe underlying conditions" or being deemed to be "in the last stages of life" merely because of their age and where they are (a nursing
home)?
After all, you can have what someone else biasedly refers to as "severe underlying conditions"* and still not die within days, you know. *: someone
who biasedly wants to give or promote the impression that it was these that killed the person rather than the vaccination. Even when they died within
days after receiving that vaccination. An unbiased person may want to re-focus their priorities as to what evidence or details to look for concerning
what interpretation of the facts, rather than look for an excuse to interpret it as not being related to the vaccination and grasping at possibly
misrepresented straws (possibly knowing better, that these "severe underlying conditions" had not yet reached a critical stage in these 23 people that
would indicate the high possibility of death within days).
There's also the question and accompanying details whether or not there was a significant deterioration after vaccination and before death (especially
when death occurs within weeks rather than days), for which there are also no details shared by either the article nor the officials commenting on
their 'processing of these reports', as the article described their handling of the data and how they will ultimately present it to the public,
leaving out any inconvenient details that do not match with their preferred interpretation, or the impression or picture they prefer you to get from
it by using this technique.
Propagandists relentlessly force you to hear their view and discourage discussion. Often their real motives are not apparent. They sift the
facts, exploiting the useful ones and concealing the others. They also distort and twist facts, specializing in lies and half-truths. [often
capitalizing on the ambiguity of language]
Source:
Do Not Be a Victim of Propaganda! (Awake!—2000)edit on 10-3-2021 by
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