Prepping for the PI variant

It looks like that in China we seem to be seeing a rinse and repeat of Omnicron. They have dropped the zero policy, and now the body bags are beginning to mount up and they are running out of space for the bodies. Sino vax looks like it was a dud, and since Asians are said to have more AC receptors for the virus, could we assume that when the lockdowns end it takes off again like it did on day one? trying to work out what is going on in China is difficult but TIM Truth seems to be calling it right in the past, the fact that the tweets on Twitter have been approved by state media. Tim is waiting for the new PI variant to be agreed that a variant BF7 is a combination of Delta and Omnicron. Then the lockdowns will be enforced along with new vaccine mandates to ensure that everyone gets the latest new jab. Covid 19 x 2 looks like it's getting going again in China. www.bitchute.com...

or in other words, it's Flu Season again?

But don't those who had delta or omicron, or both! have some natural immunity?
Surviving T cells?
New T cells?

a reply to: DontTreadOnMe

It is not about whether you have natural immunity, it is about being injected with a government-approved product so that you have complied. The alternative sources on the internet have stopped this rollout. So now as they are prepping for the next wave they will make sure that they double down, and get it right next time. We have the WHO running what-if scenarios and the pushing of being mentally ill if you don't trust the government, and obviously, in need of treatment, anyone looking can see how this will be panning out next year. This is one of the best rundowns on what to expect going forward. Unless the coming war escalations don't stop play. www.bitchute.com...

a reply to: anonentity

I agree. What's in China doesn't look like BF.7 to me. It looks more like there's some new variant in China that they are trying to hide and lying about and BF.7 is the cover up story

I've already had BF.7 and fought it off with natural immunity, never vaccinated. The whole neighborhood caught BQ.1 first. Then about a week or two later, the whole neighborhood caught BQ.1.1. Then the whole neighborhood got hit with influenza A and one lady (2 blocks away) passed out, got tested and subtyped and she had a hybrid mix of BQ1.1 with Influenza A. Then within 2 weeks of that, the whole neighborhood caught and got over BF.7.

BF.7 has a few extra symptoms that other types of COVID do not have, firstly, hearing loss and secondly, chest pains. I experienced boughts of lesser hearing but not the chest pains. However, 5 nearby neighbors experienced chest pains and they were in their 30s.

Fighting off BF.7 was a lot easier than BQ1. I hated BQ1.

There's no way what's in China right now is BF.7. China is lying. I too am prepping for Pi, however, they might skip Pi and use Rho. Pi is too common mathematically. They may might skip to Rho.

a reply to: anonentity

I'll share some articles I read which stand out that this is abnormal in China. It doesn't match statistics of BF.7 in other parts of the world. Which is why it doesn't look like BF.7 to me.

Here's BF.7 symptoms.

What are the most common Omicron BF.7 symptoms?
So far, the symptoms of the BF.7 subvariant, which are reported globally includes:

- Continuous coughing
- Difficulty in hearing
- Chest pain
- Shaking or quivering
- Changes in sense of smell

From Chest pain, deafness, shivering among top symptoms that could be Omicron BF.7

Texas only had maybe 5% BF.7 cases. No mass deaths there. Nothing like the overwhelmed hospitals and morgues in China

More than 60% of China and 10% of the world’s population is likely to be infected with Covid-19 over the next 90 days with deaths likely in the millions, top epidemiologist and health economist Eric Feigl-Ding has estimated.

According to Feigl-Ding, the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) goal is “let whoever needs to be infected, infected, let whoever needs to die, die. Early infections, early deaths, early peak, early resumption of production.”
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Wall Street Journal reported this week that one of Beijing’s designated crematoria for Covid-19 patients has been flooded with dead bodies in recent days, offering an early hint at the human cost of the country’s abrupt loosening of pandemic restrictions.

Beijing Dongjiao Crematory, on the eastern edge of the Chinese capital, has experienced a jump in requests for cremation and other funerary services, according to people who work at the compound, reported WSJ.
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According to the epidemiologist, the cremation in Beijing is nonstop. Morgues are overloaded. Refrigerated containers needed. 24/7 funerals. 2000 bodies backlogged for cremations. Sound familiar? It is spring 2020 all over again– but this time for China, emulating more Western-mass infection approach.

People rushed to a pharmaceutical factory to buy ibuprofen because it is completely sold out elsewhere.

One said that, typically, all the day’s corpses would be cremated by midday. But the recent increase in the number of bodies has meant that cremations are now taking place long after nightfall.

From ‘Thermonuclear Bad’: Epidemiologist Estimates 60% Of China Likely To Be Infected With Covid In Next 90 Days

Other emerging data suggests some of these recombinant variants can evade immunity, both from vaccines and previous COVID infections, too. And as a "variant soup" threatens to simultaneously drive multiple COVID waves this winter, that gives more opportunity for recombinants to emerge and perhaps dominate.

www.salon.com...

Honestly, how do we prep for this?

a reply to: anonentity

Even more concerning is the description coming out of Fever Clinics. Hospitals overwhelmed, so they set up Fever Clinics. Some people waiting up to 24 hours at a Fever Clinic.

Fever clinic in the epidemic storm
December 21, 2022 15:23 The Paper News
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　　At 1:00 in the morning, Li Yunhui walked out of the gate of the hot clinic and took off her airtight protective clothing. She felt briefly relieved.

　　At this time, there are still hundreds of patients queuing up in the consultation room, and some may wait for more than 24 hours. Li Yunhui looked back and knew she couldn't relax.
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Waves of patients are pouring into the hospital. It is sometimes difficult to separate patients who are positive and negative for the new crown. Infection among medical staff is almost inevitable.

　　Zhang Xiujie, a surgeon at a tertiary hospital in Beijing, told us that 90% of his colleagues who were transferred to the fever clinic with him were infected. And Li Yunhui said that once someone is infected, the corresponding department will immediately add manpower to take over, "basically achieve a seamless connection", because the fever clinic cannot stop.
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　　The current epidemic situation is severe, and the leaders of the hospital require that even if the staff in other departments are a little nervous, they must ensure the normal operation of the fever clinic. Because there are more and more positive patients, although we wear protective clothing during the consultation process, we cannot avoid the phenomenon of cross-infection. Colleagues are infected every day. Once infected, the corresponding department immediately sends medical staff to take over. Basically, To achieve seamless docking.
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　　I roughly estimate that the fever clinic sees 700-800 patients 24 hours a day, and the number of adults is three times that of children. Generally speaking, there are more adults at night, and the three doctors are basically endless. There are basically about 100-200 people on the waiting list, and the waiting time for patients is more than 5 hours.

From FluTrackers, translated from Chinese.
China - Several doctors describe conditions in COVID-19 fever clinics - December 21, 2022

And the R0 that China is claiming doesn't fit with BF.7. BF.7 has been circulating since October 2022. Singapore and India with the most cases. In the United States for 3 months with BF.7, it's only 5-10% in some states.

Yet China is claiming that their version of BF.7 has a R0 of 10 to 18.6. That's a very high R0. And United States cases of BF.7 for the last 3 months don't come anywhere close to this extremely high China statistic.

Li said BF.7 is believed to have an R0, or basic reproduction number, of 10 to 18.6. Therefore, an infected person will transmit the virus to an average of 10 to 18.6 other people when he or she is in contact. Research has shown omicron had an average R0 of 5.08. besides, BF.7 has more mutations in its spike protein than its base variant, which makes it even more infectious and dangerous, even to those who are fully vaccinated.

Covid variant BF.7 spreading like wildfire in China: How worried should you be?

I don't know what that is in China, but I highly doubt that it is BF.7. With a R0 like that, it has to be a new variant. Like the article said, Omicron had a R0 of 5.08. What's in China has a R0 of 10-18.6, therefore, what's in China can't be Omicron nor BF.7.

originally posted by: quintessentone

Other emerging data suggests some of these recombinant variants can evade immunity, both from vaccines and previous COVID infections, too. And as a "variant soup" threatens to simultaneously drive multiple COVID waves this winter, that gives more opportunity for recombinants to emerge and perhaps dominate.

www.salon.com...

Honestly, how do we prep for this?

Prep your immune system. Get your vitamins. Get your cold medication before it sells out like it already sold out in China.

I'm prepping with Sage, Saffron, Gingseng, immune system boosting mushrooms, herbal meds and minerals like magnesium oxide.