The OpenDAEN presentation on Café Locked out can be found on rumble here. It’s about 90 minutes but watching the first 10 minutes will give you an overview. You can go to opendaen.info yourself and try the dashboard.
My friend from the AMPS Canberra visit, Geoff Pain, got in touch and mentioned something he found strange when he did a search. Geoff filtered for Novavax.
Many people have the impression that Novavax is safer, with respect to adverse events. Geoff has written several articles on Novavax. They certainly contain undesirable toxins to inject into oneself with, eg Polysorbate-80, Rhabdovirus RNA …
Geoff sent me links to a few of his articles on Novavax here, here and here. Maryanne Demasi has written about Novavax here.
Following is a screenshot of the adverse events versus batches for Novavax.
It becomes apparent that there are many strange batch numbers amongst the ones in the bar graph. In fact, many are just typo’s. The batch numbers were obtained through FOI’s. They are originally manually entered into the DAEN reporting system and this leads to errors. Variations of the main Novavax batch for which adverse events are reported, ie 4301MF004, include:
3401MF004, 4301MF-004, 4301, B4301MF004 etc. There are others that have a space or some other character typo...
Properly prepared systems would provide drop down entries so there can be no typo’s.
Geoff’s eagle eye noticed some Pfizer batches amongst the doses, ie FG1657, FH3221 and wondered what was going on. Further investigation finds that theses adverse events are appearing in cases where multiple jabs are given from different manufacturers.
The system does not automatically associate a batch to a manufacturer. That’s partly because of the way they are free text entries. What is the correct way to handle this is not clear, but it is being looked into.
Batch EP2163 example
I think that EP2163 was the first batch of Pfizer that arrived in Australia. The breaking news at the time is here.
Below they are racing the busses to get the doses out and keep them cold.
Health Minister Greg Hunt makes the point about the necessity to keep the cold chain and the TGA doing an assessment. TGA Batch Release Assessment is found here. The entry for this EP2163 batch:
For Geoff, TGA says Endotoxin all OK.
There’s an asterix next to the batch number. The web page nowhere says what this means (very bad document quality assurance). It maybe indicating whether batches were tested in Australia (Pathway2) or relying on overseas certificate (Pathway1) as per the TGA web page. It’s hard to know what the TGA did.
Looking at this specific batch in the dashboard.
They still seem to be using this batch in July 2022! Filtering on serious adverse events.
Could they really be dishing out doses from this batch a year later?
But remember these are report dates. We don’t know injection dates (except for a few where DAEN reports have been cross matched with reports that ended up in VAERS). Checking the two “serious” adverse events in 2022 from the graph above they are apparently first doses to younger people (ie <60).
Perhaps people are reporting adverse events one year later? It seems that would be unlikely. Or could these be old doses lying around in the pharmacist’s cupboard? Anyone who works in a pharmacy knows they don’t have fridges capable of the originally specified storage temperatures.
I noticed this batch was given as a 3rd dose with the report made in Feb 2022. Now that’s the time that first boosters were rolling out in Australia. So that is consistent and the batch therefore does seem to have been a year later. A young female had chest pain.
Unfortunately, the TGA’s public facing reporting system is not fit for purpose. But the OpenDAEN tool can be used to explore and gain insights with what limited information is available.
The developers are very keen for any feedback, like that from Geoff.
The Mainstream Guy
For any of you who have followed Café Locked Out you will be aware there was a “debate” episode between a mainstream doctor and a doctor that did not think COVID vaccines were safe.
Honest, open, respectful, scientific debate is good. But this wasn’t that. The initial debate was a trainwreck (my opinion). I found myself screaming at the television. “Doctor Dan” who is a cardiologist framed himself as a “mainstream guy”, insinuating that anyone who does not agree with his opinions must be fringe. I understand there have been other attempts at repeating the debate but that have not been helpful. I thought about writing up response to various incorrect statements in order to address mistaken beliefs but never got round to it.
However it was admirable that he was open to engaging with alternative opinions.
Dr Dan apparently still watches Café Locked Out shows and posts comments. He was active at the start of the OpenDAEN launch show before the host cut him off. I copy some of his comments below, so you get the gist.
First up.
How many were sore arms? Geoff Pain could probably give him some advice. A reason one gets a sore arm is because of endotoxin in the jabs. It’s not the needle prick. Dr Dan probably doesn’t know this.
Do you get headache from flu injection? No but you generally get the flu.
Checking where he got the COVID death numbers from. From the Australian covidlive aggregator site.
A site like this is probably where he got the 24,000 from. But from latest ABS COVID report
So approx. 21,000 “from OR with”, but only 16,000 where COVID was the underlying cause and then 4,000 with cancer where COVID contributed. The 24,000 is an overestimate.
When looking at the covidlive site I note that clearly the distribution of COVID deaths across Australian states is not uniform. Victoria has the largest even though it has less population than New South Wales. We know COVID was handled badly, in many ways, in Victoria.
Latest population release for Australia is found here.
We are heading to 27 million.
Queensland has 3 times less COVID deaths than Victoria with 5.5M population vs 6.8million for Victoria, ie only 20% less population. Queensland kept COVID locked out for longer but other than that I don’t think did anything particularly well. Victoria performed badly with respect to the health of Australians.
The following table interested me. I’m sure exactly what it is showing as the total population doesn’t add up to the population of Australia, which is 26.6M from the ABS.
But it seems to show an estimate of number unvaccinated. This is a number that no one knows accurately. Strangely Queensland has the highest number of unvaccinated people by a long way. Care has to be taken using these aggregator sites. It is best to go to the source.
Back to mainstream guy’s comments.
The 14 deaths, that the TGA attributes causally with the vaccines is a disgrace to TGA pharmacovigilance. This Café Locked Out episode is about Caitlin. I have mentioned her sad story previously, when Caitlin’s mother Raelene testified at Senator Malcolm Roberts COVID hearing. Her twitter account is here.
He is claiming that people are having bad reactions because they think that the COVID vaccines will cause them harm. I suppose he should address why he thinks people think they will cause harm? Could it be the only randomised trials in 2020 where more people died in the vaccine arm than the control arm?
He is pulling out all stops. It’s generally termed correlation is not causation, but the term association is also used. Obviously he has forgotten what the adverse evnet reporting system is for. It is a warning system. When 20% of all the adverse events ever recorded in the 53 year history of the DAEN, for all medicines, are from medicines for one disease over a period of 3 years, there is something worth investigating.
Andrew, I’m sorry, I know this is probably the wrong place to ask. But what’s the ABS playing at. I was watching a John Campbell video recently about excess deaths around the world. And he showed an Australian chart that showed that our excess deaths has plummeted to zero! That’s great if it’s accurate. But is it? (The book designer)
Thank you ...added to resource page - amongst the many links
https://totalityofevidence.com/adverse-events-following-covid-19-injections/