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Bangladesh announces new Covid vaccination campaign despite no evidence of a pandemic – Why?

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On 30 November, Shamsul Hoque announced a target of injecting 9 million Bangladeshis with Covid “vaccines” under a week-long special campaign beginning 1 December. He said vaccine doses will be administered during the week 1-7 Dec at 15,984 centres across the country during the drive.  Hoque is the member secretary of the vaccine deployment committee of the Directorate General of Health Services under Bangladesh’s Ministry of Health.

The World Health Organisation (“WHO”) recommends that 70 per cent of the population be vaccinated, Hoque said.  The announcement came a day after the country had recorded 11 new cases of Covid and one death in a 24-hour period.

Nine mass vaccination drives have been conducted, which distributed 130 million doses. Each campaign has, on average, run for 3 days. Curiously, Hoque said the current vaccine initiative was to celebrate the month of Bangladesh’s victory in the 1971 Liberation War.

Bangladesh has received 343.4 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine so far and administered 332.7 million.  About 73 per cent of Bangladeshis have received two doses of Covid-19 vaccines, and 95 per cent of people above the age of five have received the first dose, and 52 per cent have received the third dose.

The country has been using Covid-19 vaccines developed by AstraZeneca, Sinopharm, Moderna, Pfizer, Sinovac, and Johnson and Johnson.   The Bangladeshi government briefly suspended administering the initial doses of AstraZeneca when India banned vaccine exports and began vaccine distribution in selected parts of South Asia. It resumed immunisation coverage in portions of Bangladesh in June of last year, using Sinopharm vaccines given by China. As reported by Medriva as of June, more than half of the vaccines used in Bangladesh at that time came from China.

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Even if the “vaccines” were safe and effective, there doesn’t seem any health justification for the newly announced vaccination drive, or previous campaigns for that matter.  Bangladesh has an estimated population of roughly 167-168 million, depending on which source is used. The total number of deaths attributed to Covid since the beginning of the “pandemic” is 29,434.

Below is a graph summarising the situation in Bangladesh, with deaths attributed to Covid shown as the red line.  The source for the graph is Open Disease Data API.  We test-checked some of the cumulative figures shown underneath the graph on the website and they agree with Our World in Data – which records 1,447 cumulative deaths over the last 12 months, with 312 of those deaths over the 8 months since 1 April 2022. 

Source: Covid-19 Stats, Bangladesh, retrieved 4 December 2022

According to NewAge, in November, Bangladesh reported 10 Covid-linked deaths and 1,345 cases.  On Saturday there had been 10 Covid cases with no deaths and The Financial Express reported yesterday that the country had 15 new Covid cases and no deaths:

The death toll from the disease remained unchanged at 29,434 over the 24-hour period, according to the latest government data released on Sunday.

As many as 2,193 samples were tested across the country, for a positivity rate of 0.68 per cent.

The latest figures put the recovery rate at 97.52 per cent and the mortality rate at 1.45 per cent.

Bangladesh reports 15 new Covid cases, zero deaths, The Financial Express, 4 December 2022

Meanwhile, a Bangladeshi study published in Nutrients on 26 November 2022 proved that there are treatments for Covid.  The study found that uptake of vitamin C, vitamin D and zinc was significantly associated with the reduced risk of infection and severity of illness. 

The study involved 962 participants who had Covid symptoms as confirmed with a qRT-PCR. The aim was to evaluate the association of vitamins and supplements as treatment options to reduce the severity of Covid:

In conclusion, this study detected the significant association of vitamin C (ascorbic acid), vitamin D (cholecalciferol) and zinc (zinc sulphate monohydrate) supplementation in specific dosages with the outcome of COVID-19 in Bangladesh. However, we found that these vitamins and mineral were not significantly associated with infection rate and severity of the disease when they were taken through the diets of the patients as preventive measures or prophylactic options. The findings from this study suggest that vitamins and minerals with other prophylactics and preventive treatments might be associated with a lower risk of severe infection among patients.

Sharif, N.; Opu, R.R.; Khan, A.; Alzahrani, K.J.; Banjer, H.J.; Alzahrani, F.M.; Haque, N.; Khan, S.; Soumik, S.T.; Zhang, M.; Huang, H.; Song, X.; Parvez, A.K.; Dey, S.K. Impact of Zinc, Vitamins C and D on Disease Prognosis among Patients with COVID-19 in Bangladesh: A Cross-Sectional Study. Nutrients 202214, 5029. https://doi.org/10.3390/nu14235029

Indicating similar issues as found in the quality of health care studies in Europe, the authors of the Bangladeshi study also found that study participants with better access to health facilities recovered early:

Further, better access to health facilities reduced the risks of fatality among the participants significantly … These findings are in good agreement with previous works in Bangladesh and France. Two previous studies in Bangladesh were of similar design and the findings on the association of better access to health facilities with reduced risks of fatality were also represented in our study.

Sharif, N.; Opu, R.R.; Khan, A.; Alzahrani, K.J.; Banjer, H.J.; Alzahrani, F.M.; Haque, N.; Khan, S.; Soumik, S.T.; Zhang, M.; Huang, H.; Song, X.; Parvez, A.K.; Dey, S.K. Impact of Zinc, Vitamins C and D on Disease Prognosis among Patients with COVID-19 in Bangladesh: A Cross-Sectional Study. Nutrients 2022, 14, 5029. https://doi.org/10.3390/nu14235029

And Bangladesh is reducing the number of Covid specific hospitals, another indication the country is not facing a Covid pandemic.  According to an announcement by WHO on 28 November, Bangladesh is experiencing a large dengue outbreak that is unusual in its scale and seasonality. So, six hospitals dedicated to Covid in the city of Dhaka have been repurposed for managing dengue cases.

Putting aside that Covid “vaccines” do not prevent transmission and are more likely to increase illness, all the indications are the current vaccination drive in Bangladesh is not for public health reasons. Could the reason for Bangladesh’s new vaccination drive be found in who is supplying and profiteering from the injections?

COVAX is a consortium operated by GAVI, the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (“CEPI”) and United Nations Children’s Fund (“UNICEF”).  WHO, GAVI and CEPI  are three of the key organisations in a close tight-knit group that form the Covid criminal network which has the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation at its centre.

Regarding a similar previous week-long vaccination drive in June 2022, Madriva reported that UNICEF is a significant global partner in this programme. WHO and other organisations had backed it, with UNICEF serving as a main delivery partner. Additionally, Bangladesh remains a major COVAX beneficiary. At the time, according to UNICEF, Bangladesh had completely inoculated 69 per cent of its population with COVAX. UNICEF reported on 31 May that COVAX had provided over 190 million Covid injection doses to Bangladesh.

More recently, 6 million doses were donated to Bangladesh from the US through COVAX, bringing the total US donation to 100 million doses – almost a third of 343.4 million doses so far received by Bangladesh.

Featured image: United States Supports Bangladesh’s Launch of Paediatric Covid-19 Vaccination Campaign, USAID, 11 August 2022

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VoicefromEurope
VoicefromEurope
1 year ago

I think the EU has between 50 to 100 million doses to give away before the end of the year… Maybe they should repackage and say it is a vaccine against dengue in test phase 3 ?

Bob - Enough
Bob - Enough
Reply to  VoicefromEurope
1 year ago

I have just looked at the UK – Yellow Card Scheme (that tracks adverse reactions to the jab) and whilst there are not many cases reported (less than a handful), Dengue Fever is on there for both the AZ and Moderna jabs !??.

Leslie
Leslie
1 year ago

Shame on the United States for being part of this. Almost 3/4 of the children have now been criminally assaulted with a dangerous gene therapy & now their lives are at risk & possibly their ability to have children of their own.

Rabbi Seamus
Rabbi Seamus
Reply to  Leslie
1 year ago

The USA is a colony of Israel

M. Dowrick
M. Dowrick
1 year ago

I wonder how much money this gov’t was paid to inject their citizens. Somebody must know.

M. Dowrick
M. Dowrick
1 year ago

It is interesting there have been cases of strep throat in the Uk and they waited for 7 kids to die before they sent out an “urgent” notice to gps to Tx kiddies with sore throats. There was plenty of cash for covid swabs, but none for strep swabs? Oh and there is a shortage of amoxicillin. Honestly, the Uk is going downhill so rapidly, it is difficult to keep up. A hell hole.

Tigerlily
Tigerlily
Reply to  M. Dowrick
1 year ago

M.Dowrick…the bastards need more cover for the crappcine deaths of kiddies!

Bob - Enough
Bob - Enough
Reply to  M. Dowrick
1 year ago

Oh it gets worse = https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11503949/UK-faces-penicillin-shortages-end-December-amid-Strep-outbreak.html

But the UK so called government is just part and parcel of the globalist agenda now, just one of many examples = https://www.gavi.org/investing-gavi/funding/donor-profiles/united-kingdom

Diane
Diane
1 year ago

What a murderous moron.

eddie
eddie
1 year ago

Simply speaking, according to some bastards the process of depopulation of people in Bangladesh is too slow.

ando49
ando49
1 year ago

So what ever happened to the use of iVM and the TTT program in Bangladesh?

Bob - Enough
Bob - Enough
1 year ago

ARRRGGGG; gee ya think ? = “Meanwhile, a Bangladeshi study published in Nutrients on 26 November 2022 proved that there are treatments for Covid. The study found that uptake of vitamin C, vitamin D and zinc was significantly associated with the reduced risk of infection and severity of illness.”

Bill
Bill
1 year ago

Is it just a coincidence that the most densely populated small country on the planet is being targeted with more jabs. This is plainly a depopulation scheme to get “Useless Eaters”, as the WEF puts it, exterminated from the planet. I hope there is a especially hot place in hell for these wicked, evil wannabe dictators. May God expose the evil before it’s too late !!!

john
john
1 year ago

What is meekness?
Does it mean being weak? Timid?

Let’s find out.

Matthew 5:5 “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth.”

The word translated “meek” is πραεῖς, (“praus”). It was borrowed from the military and relates to horse training.

The Greek army would find the wildest horses in the mountains and bring them to be broken in. After months of training they sorted the horses into categories: some were discarded, some broken and made useful for bearing burdens, some were useful for ordinary duty and the fewest of all graduated as war horses.

When a horse passed the conditioning required for a war horse, its state was described as “praus,” [that is, meek]. The war horse had “power under authority,” “strength under control.”

A war horse never ceased to be determined, strong and passionate. However, it learned to bring its nature under discipline. It gave up being wild, unruly, out of control and rebellious. A war horse learned to bring that nature under control.

It would now respond to the slightest touch of the rider, stand in the face of cannon fire, thunder into battle and stop at a whisper. It was now “meek”. Aristotle said that the praus person is one who has the virtue of the mean between two extremes.

If recklessness were on one end and cowardice on the other, praus might be characterized as steady courage. For example, a meek person doesn’t shy away from taking a stand. Rather, the stand is taken at the right time, with the right people, in the right way.

He or she submits or constrains power for greater effect on self and others. It is carrying a sword, but knowing when to unsheathe it.

So meekness and gentleness, properly understood within their right biblical contexts, are calls to develop an intense and passionate devotion to the things of God, so as to develop a formidable strength within the arena of spiritual warfare.

“Meekness is a rock overlooking the sea of anger, which breaks all the waves that dash against it, yet remains completely unmoved.” ~ St. John Climacus

Pure calm, self-restraint, detachment.
“Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth.”

Islander
Islander
Reply to  john
1 year ago

A most excellent comment!

Many think that being “meek” is to be a doormat as it were, that is just accept anything shoved in your face whatever it may be and let all walk over you-not so!

I find it very easy to be conventionally “meek” online, but it is hard in the flesh-being 6’5″ tall and a build to go with it, plus being very “rough around the edges” people generally don’t take to me, and as I have a speech impediment, plus being hard of hearing doesn’t help me either! -I am no charmer-praise God!

As a young man I worked in polo stables and broke many a pony/horse in-I could do many a stunt on horseback! I wanted to be a jockey-but was too big.

Many thanks.

john
john
Reply to  Islander
1 year ago

You undoubtedly were built for a Shire. 🙂

Islander
Islander
Reply to  john
1 year ago

I have handled them as well.

Kelly Sexton
Kelly Sexton
Reply to  Islander
11 months ago

You sound very gentle and handsome to me.

PureBlood1778
PureBlood1778
1 year ago

Globalists are trying to inoculate as many people as possible so that their great reset aka depopulation 2030 plan work. If science can’t be questioned it’s not science anymore. It’s propaganda. They want to rip on people for taking Ivermectin. I researched and saw the evidence on the internet. Research papers are on the internet for those who wants to see. Top respected world doctors are being under defamation by MSM and vaccine manufacturers. I won’t back down recommeding IVM. You can get yours by visiting https://ivmpharmacy.com

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Rabbi Seamus
Rabbi Seamus
1 year ago

Scamsol Hoque is WEF?