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originally posted by: SeriouslyDeep
I've been hearing this over and over on talk radio. And its starting to get annoying but I guess it cant be repeated enough because obviously many folks out there have no idea the harm that coronavaxximg does them. I hear:
1. mRNA vaxxes are loaded with self replicating spike proteins that clog arteries. Morticians are reporting extremely prolific numbers of corpses filled with rubbery inorganic clots.
2. A process called shedding, not much different than perspiring, can spread these replicating spike proteins through the air.
3. Workers in all industries that were terminated due to refusing vaxxinations are being rehired and in many cases back-paid for their financial losses.
Vaxxed folks with permanent health damage are being compensated financially as well, but with no cure and no known treatment for inorganic self replicating rubbery clots, their outlook is dim.
I hear these things repeated endlessly over most all media now.
originally posted by: anonentity
Here are some peer-reviewed studies that show that over time the more doses you get the more likely you are to get covid.It is a wonder they let these out into the public domain. The fact is the more doses you have the more likely you are to get sick. As always the best-performing group is the one who didn't take any vaccines. So it is a negative vaccine, a medical intervention more likely to cause sickness.Who knows where the heck this is going? www.bitchute.com...
Much of our knowledge of how viruses change to escape natural or vaccine-elicited immunity comes from observing the influenza virus and constantly updating influenza vaccines. Influenza viruses change in two main ways, antigenic drift and antigenic shift.
A comparison of the similarities and differences between coronaviruses and flu viruses may help us understand how those similarities and differences could impact potential COVID-19 vaccines.
When a shift happens, most people have little or no immunity against the resulting new virus (as shown by the “x” marks below). Viruses emerging as a result of antigenic shift are the ones most likely to cause pandemics.
To date, we have seen coronaviruses act like influenza viruses in generating outbreaks and now a pandemic from processes of recombination and zoonosis generating novel human coronaviruses (resembling the antigenic shift and zoonotic origin of new human influenza virus subtypes).
Thus far, we have seen human coronaviruses mutate but not undergo antigenic drift. This is good news for coronavirus vaccines. Nevertheless, given the similarities between the behavior of influenza viruses and coronaviruses, there is ample reason to remain vigilant for the possibility of future antigenic changes in SARS-CoV-2 and to be prepared to alter a potential COVID-19 vaccine, if necessary.
originally posted by: SeriouslyDeep
What I dont understand is the conflicting message being sent by the US government. On one hand they are compensating and reinstating anti vaxxers while on the other hand they are still selling clotshots to anyone that will take them.
originally posted by: quintessentone
originally posted by: anonentity
Here are some peer-reviewed studies that show that over time the more doses you get the more likely you are to get covid.It is a wonder they let these out into the public domain. The fact is the more doses you have the more likely you are to get sick. As always the best-performing group is the one who didn't take any vaccines. So it is a negative vaccine, a medical intervention more likely to cause sickness.Who knows where the heck this is going? www.bitchute.com...
Are we taking into account viral mutation, which would make existing vaccines less effective?
Much of our knowledge of how viruses change to escape natural or vaccine-elicited immunity comes from observing the influenza virus and constantly updating influenza vaccines. Influenza viruses change in two main ways, antigenic drift and antigenic shift.
A comparison of the similarities and differences between coronaviruses and flu viruses may help us understand how those similarities and differences could impact potential COVID-19 vaccines.
When a shift happens, most people have little or no immunity against the resulting new virus (as shown by the “x” marks below). Viruses emerging as a result of antigenic shift are the ones most likely to cause pandemics.
To date, we have seen coronaviruses act like influenza viruses in generating outbreaks and now a pandemic from processes of recombination and zoonosis generating novel human coronaviruses (resembling the antigenic shift and zoonotic origin of new human influenza virus subtypes).
Thus far, we have seen human coronaviruses mutate but not undergo antigenic drift. This is good news for coronavirus vaccines. Nevertheless, given the similarities between the behavior of influenza viruses and coronaviruses, there is ample reason to remain vigilant for the possibility of future antigenic changes in SARS-CoV-2 and to be prepared to alter a potential COVID-19 vaccine, if necessary.
www.pfizer.com...
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
originally posted by: quintessentone
originally posted by: anonentity
Here are some peer-reviewed studies that show that over time the more doses you get the more likely you are to get covid.It is a wonder they let these out into the public domain. The fact is the more doses you have the more likely you are to get sick. As always the best-performing group is the one who didn't take any vaccines. So it is a negative vaccine, a medical intervention more likely to cause sickness.Who knows where the heck this is going? www.bitchute.com...
Are we taking into account viral mutation, which would make existing vaccines less effective?
Much of our knowledge of how viruses change to escape natural or vaccine-elicited immunity comes from observing the influenza virus and constantly updating influenza vaccines. Influenza viruses change in two main ways, antigenic drift and antigenic shift.
A comparison of the similarities and differences between coronaviruses and flu viruses may help us understand how those similarities and differences could impact potential COVID-19 vaccines.
When a shift happens, most people have little or no immunity against the resulting new virus (as shown by the “x” marks below). Viruses emerging as a result of antigenic shift are the ones most likely to cause pandemics.
To date, we have seen coronaviruses act like influenza viruses in generating outbreaks and now a pandemic from processes of recombination and zoonosis generating novel human coronaviruses (resembling the antigenic shift and zoonotic origin of new human influenza virus subtypes).
Thus far, we have seen human coronaviruses mutate but not undergo antigenic drift. This is good news for coronavirus vaccines. Nevertheless, given the similarities between the behavior of influenza viruses and coronaviruses, there is ample reason to remain vigilant for the possibility of future antigenic changes in SARS-CoV-2 and to be prepared to alter a potential COVID-19 vaccine, if necessary.
www.pfizer.com...
I'm going to go to a conspiracy site and literally quote big pharma to debunk people. What other links, whitehouse.gov?
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: anonentity
An increasing number of cases just shows the infectiousness of the disease and we know that recent strains are more infectious, and are likely to continue.