Starting from September 16, various target groups can receive an ‘autumn booster’ against COVID-19. The National General Practitioners’ Association (LHV) asserts that “by getting vaccinated, you protect people with vulnerable health for whom you care,” and that the Pfizer vaccine is “safe” — both demonstrably incorrect claims. The Limburg-based general practitioner Rob Elens finds it incomprehensible that the vaccination continues, given the ongoing excess mortality.
According to the RIVM (National Institute for Public Health and the Environment), almost everyone has now built up protection against COVID-19. “However, people can still become seriously ill from the coronavirus,” the institute reports in connection with the autumn campaign. “For example, due to their age, chronic illness, or because of immunosuppressive medications.” Therefore, these risk groups can get another vaccine shot this autumn, as can healthcare workers who have direct contact with vulnerable patients.
This last group also includes general practitioners and their practice staff. According to the LHV, the COVID vaccine “protects people with vulnerable health for whom you care.” It is now widely known and acknowledged, even by proponents of the COVID injections, that the vaccine does not prevent transmission of the coronavirus. The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has never authorized the COVID vaccines for transmission prevention either. As early as autumn 2021, an article in the European Journal of Epidemiology showed that there was no relationship between vaccination rates and infections.
The LHV further reports that the mRNA vaccine Comirnaty from Pfizer/BioNTech will be used and that “the vaccine is safe.” The question is how this statement aligns with the RIVM’s warning for people who experienced a “severe side effect” after a previous COVID vaccine. For them, a new shot “should preferably be postponed or not given,” the RIVM states on its website. Agnes Kant, director of the Adverse Drug Reactions Center Lareb, recently acknowledged in an interview with the Financieel Dagblad (FD) that the COVID vaccines cause more side effects than usual for vaccines, and that people have died as a result.
General practitioner Rob Elens, at least, is again abstaining from a ‘COVID vaccine.’ He is done with it, in more ways than one. “We need to start calling things by their name,” says the doctor from Meijel. “A vaccine contains a weakened live virus or fragments of a virus. I am a practice holder in travel medicine and have a refrigerator full of real vaccines, like those against yellow fever and Japanese encephalitis. I find it incomprehensible that over the past four years, everyone has accepted the term ‘COVID vaccine,’ while it is actually experimental gene therapy, with very little research done and where animal tests did not yield good results. Apples are not pears, croquettes are not frikandellen, and a vaccine is not gene therapy.”
Elens already had a “bad feeling” about the vaccination campaign in 2020. “That’s why in my practice, I had those who wanted to be injected with this experimental gene therapy sign an ‘informed consent.’ It has now become clear that there are many side effects, even deaths. It’s incomprehensible that vaccinations are continuing.” Moreover, there is no need. “For thirty years, coronaviruses have been present in general practice. Most people get a mild cold or some taste issues. Sometimes people get sicker. However, there is a very effective therapy that can be used: the well-known combination of azithromycin and the mineral zinc, together with HCQ and/or ivermectin.”
