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In other words, what Geert Vanden Bossche predicted would happen at the start of the roll-out has pretty much happened. Let's all hope that the rest of his predictions don't become real.

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A question from a vaccinated friend got me thinking. She asked, "How did you know?" That is precisely the point. I didn't. Now I could say I read a lot by smart people. I could say I know from experience how to read study results, even when I don't understand all the chemistry or biology involved. Both are true, but in reality I made the decision not to be vaccinated before then. I came wired as a skeptic and had a gut feeling (informed intuition?) that things just didn't add up. I also come wired to be stubborn which has required me to accept the consequences of my decisions whether I am right or wrong. I didn't KNOW anything that any American adult couldn't have known. I was just stubborn enough to trust my own common sense and got lucky this time.

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Love your work, Alex! However, this is not correct:

"While antibodies are the first line of defense against infection and try to clear the virus from the bloodstream, T-cells are the crucial second line. "

Antibodies are thought by many immunologists and virologists to be a last-line of defence, immature and incomplete response of the body to infection - only after either all other options have proven ineffective or a person's immune system is so suppressed and dysfunctional, only antibodies are left.

This is why NO vaccine has ever been able to prevent or control an infectious disease and why those who are vaccinated against any infection are still not only able to be infected but in many cases, are more susceptible. Did you think this only happened with the COVID non-vaccine jabs? It might be time to look at the chequered and shameful history of vaccination since the late 1770s - you will see a very different picture of the history of this 'lifesaving' procedure.

We have known since the ground-breaking research of Dr Merrill Chase in the 1940s that the presence of antibodies - even at very high levels - does not indicate immunity since those with antibodies can still be infected and those without can have active virus and bacteria in their nose and throat and yet display no symptoms of infection at all.

Vaccines are an ancient and ineffective answer to an even more ancient problem of infectious disease that, at the time they were developed, had already been answered by improved hygeine, better nutrition and increased living standards.

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Poppycock! Everyone knows these vaccines are the most safest and effective in the history of man kind. They’re so safe and effective that all dissenting data and opinions have been buried and banned (for your safety).

Thank you big tech, big pharma, and big government for caring so much about us little people. How would us simpletons be able to process information and make our own choices without your mandated guidance.

Sincerely,

Average Joe Blow America

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There are problems, sure, but nothing a 5th dose and a round of Paxlovid can't handle.

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"As long as it does not mutate to become more dangerous, vaccine advocates can continue to pretend that the billion-person clinical trial of 2021 is not ending catastropically." Sounds I like should short smug futures.

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Warp Speed was a red flag for me...

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Being older has many advantages. Really. When they rolled the whole thing out with such an incredibly backwards approach to best health practices, my guard went up. They trashed good doctors. They laughed and scorned early on at the Great Barrington Declaration which seemed to at least be aiming, for the most part, in the right direction. Hmmm. They cajoled and sweetened the jab offers with all kinds of ridiculous things. And then they pressured and then they mandated all over the whole world. For a survivable virus for most people, even a good number of elderly. You could almost sense the evil and hate behind it early on. Too weird. Too different in the way it was all handled. From the start, my husband and I (ages 70) determined we would not jump on that train.

Finally got a medium case of Omricon in Jan of this year. After mixing and mingling and traveling and shopping etc, we were glad to have developed some natural antibodies and T cells. As many would say, guess we’re in the control group.

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When your friend who stopped talking to you asks you to resend the data you sent 2 yrs ago. 🤓

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"BREAKING NEWS: CDC launches sneak attack; the ACIP will meet TOMORROW (Friday, June 17) and Saturday, June 18 to extend the mRNA Final Solution to little kids"

https://tobyrogers.substack.com/p/breaking-news-cdc-launches-sneak?s=r

The url contains the email addresses of everyone we need to contact about this "surprise" meeting.

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It is biologically extremely difficult for viruses to mutate in live hosts to become more dangerous. The fight or flight reality of biology means that viruses are either strong enough to kill off their hosts and therefore fight (and don't spread), or they aren't, and they flight very quickly, thus viruses become less dangerous as the evolve. That said, mutations of the original Sars-CoV-2 coronavirus strand are almost certainly entirely extinct at this point. "Omicron" is much more likely to be a mutation of a of an entirely different originating strand of coronavirus given how different they are structurally. Given this, it is highly unsurprising that the "vaccine" offers no protection, but that makes it more concerning that unrelated "vaccine" immunity is biasing future immunity, though that is the premise of original antigenemic sin, even for completely different families, and classes, of viruses, so probably should have been expected. This isn't the first medicine we've given that didn't help, and it isn't the first medicine we've given that made things worse, and it won't be the last. We can't save everyone from themselves, but continuing to educate and challenge people to actually read the studies and understand the impact their medical decisions may have is extremely important to giving people that care the knowledge they need to make more informed decisions.

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Wow, the amazing fact for me is that most Brits are vaxxed and boosted. What a shame! Why did they just robotically line up and not question the way-too-rapid roll out of these supposed vaccines? I just don’t get it. Is it because it’s socialized medicine so let’s be the first to get a vax before they run out? I’m not an anti vaxxer (well, becoming one but haven’t been one up until the last 10 months) but still questioned getting something shot into my body that I had no info on. I felt that after the over 70 group were the ones dying of COVID infection initially (due to some reckless handling of nursing homes), the virus was probably not as bad as indicated with a 98.8% survival rate for many. It makes me sick how many people became vulnerable to their government’s byline. These people must pay at some point for beguiling the public.

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This is why they need a 'new' version of the vax for Omi -- and also why they stopped rolling through the alphabet and now everything is a subvariant of Omi: They don't want you to know that the shots they're going to roll out are already worthless because Omi was 25 variants ago.

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Unvaccinated and had Delta June of 2021. My 2x Pfizer vaxxed wife caught Omnicron in Jan of 2022. We shared same bedroom 4 days until covid confirmed and I was fine. No sickness at all. Most people I know who had Omnicron were double and triple vaccinated.

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good thing the fauc has 4 clot shots. wonder what wrecking the immune system means with regards to other diseases, and cancer?

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Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi stated all of this was a huge possibility in a you tube video with Dr. Mercola, in early 2021. There is a video of him going into the details of the T-cells and B-Cells and more. Here's the link:

https://odysee.com/@SpiritMedicine:e/Microbiologist-Explains-COVID-Jab-Effects---Prof-Bhakdi---Dr-Mercola:c

Dr. Bhakdi is one smart guy... check out his resume.

Second point. Studies vaccine, unvaxxed and covid need to be divided into may columns: 1. Unvaxxed, never covid 2. unvaxxed, then covid positive, 3.Vaxxed 1, then covid +, 4. Vaxxed 2, then covid, etc, etc. You could continue with this multiple timesfor one person!: vaxxed, vaxxed, covid, boosted, covid, boosted, covid again!

A very interesting study would be of UnVaxxed, covid negative when they have lived with our been around covid positive people for a long period of time. Why - what is it that prevented covid from taking hold? My husband tested positive... I never got it. My neighbor's husband tested positive, wife & 3 daughters never got it.

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