Corona Virus Update 8

[MichSwampbuck]

I can't believe the big deal about mumps, measles and chicken pox. I had all of them as a kid and the flu was far worse. Then there is pneumonia that will kill a healthy person. I survived a few bad bouts of flu and pneumonia without treatment over my life time and I lived without acquiring chronic health problems. I even fought off hep C without even knowing I had it. The Dr found anti-bodies but no antigens, and it had to be 25 years ago when I picked up that one. I don't know why he even bothered to test for it in the first place.

I think it is good to get vaccines, but what for and how many is the question. The big diseases like polio or rabies and things like that are, of course, worthy of immunization. However, many of these other less lethal bugs mutate and change from year to year, so getting the actual infection will produce a superior immune reaction. The vaccines are educated guesses that may or may not produce an effective immune reaction. So I'd rather risk getting the actual flu than get a vaccine for whatever they thought would be the next "devastating" flu variety. I guess that big business can't allow you to take time off from work for sick days anymore. Anyway, I'm not catching more than a couple colds per season now-a-days.

Think about how they came up with vaccines, they poked holes in your skin and rubbed cow pox pus into the wounds to cause an infection and build up an immunity to small pox. Now look at how today they tinker around and build a virus based on a guess about what may crop up in the wild. What is worse is gain of function where they build a highly dangerous novel virus then try to create vaccines for it after they made it. As much as they'd like to believe that they know-it-all, they will never admit what they don't know or the negative effects that they do know about. I think it is a little like Russian Roulette when you get these new vaccines, even if they are touted as safe and effective.

[Kurokage]

I can't believe the big deal about mumps, measles and chicken pox. I had all of them as a kid and the flu was far worse. 

The MRR vaccine contains the Rubella vaccination and though in some cases is very mild, it's the effects on unborn children that can be absolutely devastating. In very infant or unborn children the lasting effects/complications of some of the illness you listed can be life changing.
Mumps can also have some the lasting effects I've listed for Rubella.
 

Congenital rubella syndrome (CRS) occurs when a human fetus is infected with the rubella virus  (German measles) via maternal-fetal transmission and develops birth defects. The most common congenital defects affect the ophthalmologic, cardiac, auditory, and neurologic systems.

possible effects later in life

• Developmental delay
  
• Autism
  
• Schizophrenia
  
• Growth retardation
  
• Learning disabilities
  
• Thyroid disorders
  
• Diabetes melitus
  

[Kwaka]

What is worse is gain of function 

It is in the short term, take out any strains not able to adapt. The whole way covid has played out is like a X-files movie.

On the side of evil, they took out a weak spot in how DNA was evolving. These bodies have been exposed to all kinds of stuff over the generations. For those that do carry on despite the environment, they are tough.

[Thoughtful3]

It is in the short term, take out any strains not able to adapt. The whole way covid has played out is like a X-files movie.

On the side of evil, they took out a weak spot in how DNA was evolving. These bodies have been exposed to all kinds of stuff over the generations. For those that do carry on despite the environment, they are tough.

I agree with you because it does appear like they have been following a script.

The link between the Covid jabs and cancer is becoming stronger. This is not good. I myself have seen quite a few people coming down with very aggressive cancers, even in young people.

https://x.com/ShadowofEzra/status/196434...gr%5Etweet


Pfizer has paid a staggering amount for Seagen. [cancer therapies].

https://www.pfizer.com/news/press-releas...ion-seagen

Which leads to the burning question surrounding BioNTech. Prior to teaming up with Pfizer they were in the business of providing individualized cancer therapies, and had treated roughly 400 patients. Why didn't Pfizer expand their line if it was so effective? Instead they went out and spent billions for another company.

In fact early 2019 BioNTech and Pfizer were already working together to develop a universal flu vaccine based on the mRNA platform. Rather convenient wasn't it? These details come from the books "The Vacccine" by Joe Miller and "Moonshot" by Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla.

BioNTech had also formed another partnership with the Chinese pharmaceutical giant Fosun Pharmaceuticals.
They were very eager to partner with them because they had a facility in Wuhan and Fosun could conduct clinical trials because they had the first cases of Covid there.

So what happened? China did not role out their Covid jabs using the mRNA platform. Could it be that they witnessed the adverse events and determined this was not so safe and effective.

[Thoughtful3]

As for following a script - Billy the Gates has been more than a bit involved with Covid.

Page 45 in his thriller "How To Prevent The Next Pandemic" he sites the season 3 of the Tv show 24- "I show I really liked- where a terrorist intentionally releases a pathogen in Los Angeles."

"A computer modeling genius figures out not only how the disease will spread, but how quickly news of the disease will get around, and [the best part] how bad the traffic will get as people flee the city."

Really? The best part?

Billy invested in BioNTech , pumped the stock price up and then sold when it was at the high. He was involved in another way as well. In the book "Warp Speed" by Paul Mango, he recounts that they were most fortunate that Gates had already had agreements with many countries in Africa already in place. Time would have been lost if they had to do this. Also he had the GAVI & CEPI already in place so that the jabs could be rolled out more easily.

[Kwaka]

Excess Deaths in Japan

About the increase in all cause mortality going on in Japan.

AN INCONVENIENT STUDY - FEATURE FILM

About all the the background political pressure going on about the facts.

[Adonsa7100]

Hi, 
I have to travel next month to heavy populated area, assuming the threat of chronovirus is higher than normal.   I got shots and bossters in the past without dying. 

And so, what's recommended, to get another booster or skip?
Is there any improvement in today's booster that makes em safer?

Thanks much !!!

[chivo]

Hi, 
I have to travel next month to heavy populated area, assuming the threat of chronovirus is higher than normal.   I got shots and bossters in the past without dying. 

And so, what's recommended, to get another booster or skip?
Is there any improvement in today's booster that makes em safer?

Thanks much !!!

Take 2 boosters just in case. Good luck!

[Maxmars]

Hi, 
I have to travel next month to heavy populated area, assuming the threat of chronovirus is higher than normal.   I got shots and bossters in the past without dying. 

And so, what's recommended, to get another booster or skip?
Is there any improvement in today's booster that makes em safer?

Thanks much !!!

I haven't the training or experience to give medical advice... I really can't say how long a booster is really good for, nor faith in press-release journalism.

In either case ... Be 'common sense' safe...

come back...

[sahgwa]

For a long time I saw , Modelo was the number 2 beer in the USA for sales. Surpassing Corona Virus and Budweiser Bacteria. 
Is it because of the immigration?  Now I am not so sure. 

Modelo Virus Update 1
It is smooth and slightly darker but I still prefer local microbrews. 
If you feel the need for extra protection, I think it is safe to add lime and salt. 
har har