When the Covid jab arrived in India, things quickly started to change

originally posted by: XCrycek
So why aren't we seeing massive covid surge in Israel where most people have been vaccinated per capita? Don't let the facts stand in your way

Thats a very good question , Would you care to elaborate ?

I'm willing to bet most people in India have already had Covid-19 Months ago , So this surge is strange to say the least .

The second most densely populated place on Earth mate a literal Viral paradise , and just now it's burning through there country ?

Whether its the Vaccine or not , it's a very strange situation.

Probably not even the China flu... India has always been riddled with death and diseases in it's streets.

a reply to: XCrycek

Knowing Israel, they gave everyone placebo just in case.

Gates has unfinished business in India.
Neurological damage to 450,000 Indian girls just wasn't sufficient.

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: XCrycek

Knowing Israel, they gave everyone placebo just in case.

lol would not surprise me in the least.

originally posted by: dontneedaname

can find India vax details here:

en.wikipedia.org...

Same process has been repeated in many nations. Some more muted than others. See thread -

Countries which had near ZERO or almost no cases of note until they started C19 vax rollout

www.abovetopsecret.com...


UK had a post-vax spike, and USA and Israel.

Guess what? Despite what T.V. media reports, this is exactly what's happening in the U.S.

How else are they going to keep their "Pandemic" going so they can mandate their Passports?

And it's not just the virus that they're shedding, it's spike proteins -- aka misfolded prions (similar to the ones that cause mad cow disease).

Stupid people not only inject this vile cocktail, they actually think it's okay to get "annual booster shots"!!

originally posted by: asabuvsobelow
a reply to: dontneedaname

I have to admit it is a strange coincidence that Covid-19 would wait until now to make a hard strike in India , It's been in India for some time now and India being the second most populous country on earth I'm not sure what was holding Covid-19 back from spreading .

I don't believe in Coincidence .

Logic dictates the Vaccine is having something to do with this Covid surge .

I do wonder though what will the usual suspects Echo to hush this up.

How about logic dictates it is stopping the use of ivermectin that allowed the virus to explode across the nation? Comparing with Israel who is highly vaccinated but not having a huge spike in cases, it suggests it is not spiking purely due to the vaccine. The only other factor in the graph is removal of ivermectin.

By mid-may, we will be ordered to quarantine again. I suspect it is a strain of covid that the vaccine is ineffective against. In history, previous pandemics evolved in similar ways. Hate to say it we just got done with round 1 and round 2 has begun its move around the world. It will take a bit longer with travel so restrictive, but it will be everywhere soon enough. A year from now we will be fighting the 3rd wave which will be far worse than the previous 2. The vaccines will strengthen it as it learns to be resistant.

a reply to: Shaiker

We should be coming out of the flu season soon, so these numbers should start dropping.

a reply to: Middleoftheroad

We should be coming out of the flu season soon, so these numbers should start dropping.

Yeah. Just like last summer in the US.

People get sick with sh1t no matter what humans do. Difference here is, they want you to be sick with something lab made anyways. You get jabbed you are the human trial in one regard or another, like the American military when they have ptsd after 6 tours between Iraq and Afghanistan and you end up with the effect that says, “well they are volunteers”

a reply to: Brotherman

Difference here is, they want you to be sick with something lab made anyways.

Well hell, I foxed 'em. I didn't get sick.

like the American military when they have ptsd after 6 tours between Iraq and Afghanistan and you end up with the effect that says, “well they are volunteers”

6 tours? Yeah, well, that would definitely qualify as volunteering.

a reply to: Phage
Idk after my 1st four I was involuntarily recalled back to active service. Truth about that is, it was explained to me that is in case something really crazy happened not lack of personnel. I was recalled because of a skill set I had, and the job had nothing to do with what I “volunteered” to do.

As far as I can tell with these vaccines they are volunteer based and they are still working out the bugs.

a reply to: Brotherman

Idk after my 1st four I was involuntarily recalled back to active service.

Well that sucks. And I do remember hearing about that. Some sort of "loophole." I can't remember the legal term but it was definitely not voluntary.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Brotherman

Idk after my 1st four I was involuntarily recalled back to active service.

Well that sucks. And I do remember hearing about that. Some sort of "loophole." I can't remember the legal term but it was definitely not voluntary.

It was terrible. I will talk a little more about volunteers though, when I got called back in after my eas I ended up back in a boot camp styled usmc squad bay, at least 1/4th of the other marines ordered to report were missing parts of their bodies, some came back after being out after 2 years with in regulation tattoos, piercings, and hair colors they couldn’t just wash out with the excepting of shaving the head with a razor. Most of us were brought back with out a chow hall card and were “reimbursed” and fed mre meals. Most of us had to do bull sh t Re in processing and generally treated like outcasts. I got selected because I could run jump shoot and communicate, I felt bad for my brothers in a bad way that reported because they were “volunteers”

originally posted by: dontneedaname

Follow the Money ... Apparently thats when nefarious entities in India started receiving payment based upon per case found

Joe Biden signed into law March 11 a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill

a reply to: Blowback

Joe Biden signed into law March 11 a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill

Apparently you have no notion of what is in that law.

Or can you point out the part which involves other countries. India in particular. Go ahead, do it. Or was that just a random, off topic quote?

a reply to: dontneedaname I read a thread on here a week or 2 ago about the new varients which have flared up in certain places where they had started (phase 2 I think) trial vaccinations. It was a fascinating read which definitely got the brain ticking. First Kent, then South Africa and then Brazil, then boom we had these new varients sweeping the respective countries.
It is highly unusual and I wil be curious to watch the countries or places where they start new vaccine phase trials.
Another thing I have found odd is The Indian populace as a whole must have pretty hardened immune systems given the prevalent diseases and general lack of hygiene standards in the country. So whatever strain of covid this is must be especially vicious

originally posted by: dug88
a reply to: dontneedaname

Don't worry, i'm sure the usual suspects will be along in short order to tell all about how the vaccine couldn't possibly have anything to do with this, to trust the big pharma science and to shut up and not ask questions.

Usual suspect here

Mutations happened months before the vaccines started, but it's taken this long to do the science to find and identify them. peer review will be even longer.

Right now India is performing pretty typically, models were accurate.

The UK, Brazil and New York mutation all emerged before the vaccines were in general use. The South African rican mutation emerged before vaccinations began in earnest.

Riddle me this, how can a vaccine given in one part of India cause a mutation found in another part of India months before the vaccine is used?

Kia ora Rickymouse, how long do you think someone sheds the virus after their first vaccine, I am planning to visit a relative who got vaccinated about a week ago, I will not see them for another three days, I am nervous......a reply to: rickymouse