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To: patriot torch
>>Me thinks they just make it up along the way<<
And I'd agree.

Check this report from Microsoft news I read this morning...oh, never mind. I was going to post a link to the article, but low and behold, Microsoft (bing) news scrubbed it from the internet.

The headline was, “36 percent of Covid patients received no natural immunity after infection”.

I read it this morning and immediately called BS on the story. Now, I search for the story...GONE! These people are propagandist that only Nazi Joseph Goebbels would be proud. Throw out a headline like this, get thousands to glance at it for effect...then delete it.

67 posted on 09/06/2021 2:07:36 PM PDT by servantboy777
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To: servantboy777

>>The headline was, “36 percent of Covid patients received no natural immunity after infection”.
>>

I never saw the headline and know nothing of it. But.

There is weird stuff in the world of immunity study and immunity itself.

Tetanus. The toxin is so overwhelmingly deadly that the tiniest of amounts will kill you. If there were a natural infection, with an infection organism total so sparse that the toxin amount is smaller than tiny, smaller than the very tiny fatal amount, and you live — you’re not immune.

The amount of toxin too small to kill you is also too small to create an immune memory of it. Weird, but true. Vaccination is the only protection.


73 posted on 09/06/2021 2:16:54 PM PDT by Owen
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To: servantboy777

Hah! Good catch. They are getting better at picking up after themselves, now, if I can only train my dog to do as well. Lol


107 posted on 09/06/2021 4:55:05 PM PDT by patriot torch (Ashlie Babbitt-say her name)
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