Study: two deaths from vaccinations to prevent 3 from Covid

My friend in Germany, Ulf Martin, sent this email which is reproduced with his permission (I have tidied up the English a little).

Here is Ulf's blog which has a lot of interesting stuff: https://weltexperiment.com/

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Gary, for your record, if you don't have this already.
 The Safety of COVID-19 Vaccinations—We Should Rethink the Policy
 
 Peter Mayer reported this study which was published 2021-06-24.
 Study: 2 deaths from vaccinations to prevent 3 from Covid Mayer's conclusions:
 
 The "vaccinations" cost 2 lives to prevent 3 covid deaths.
 
 But the age profile of covid death and vax death is vastly different.
 
 Covid deaths lose a median of 9 years (people have an age median of dying
 above that of the average population), vax lose a minimum of 30 (the younger
 people are the higher the risk of dying from vax, see another article by
 Mayer).
 
 US authority CDC: Inflammation of the heart muscle after vaccination in young people is 200 times more common than expected
 
 Thus the loss of life time ratio is
 covid : vax
 = 3 * 9 : 2 * 30
 = 27 : 60
 
 I.e. the vaccinations cost two times more life-years than the infection.
 
 And this may be a vast underestimate.
 
 1) 1) This is based on "reported" data. Estimates are that there are 10 to

100 times more negative effects than reported, which may also be the case for deaths."
 
 2) Long term damage is naturally not yet included. There are already
 reports of thrombocytopenia, myocarditis, neurological illness, antibody-dependent enhancement (ADE).
 
 Thus the loss of life years due to vax vs infection may well reach a
 a factor of 1000 (i.e. if loss of life year is 40 years, not 30 and factors
 1 and 2 are set only a little higher).
 
 Best,
 Ulf
 
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