3/16/2021, 1:05:54 PM · by ransomnote · 70 replies
rumble.com ^ | March 11, 2021 | Geert Vanden Bossche
Posted on 03/21/2021 6:48:33 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
2012 article. Involved mice and vaccine, but not mRNA nor Covid 19. Appears mice were “sacrificed” at certain time period to study lungs etc....
And how long does the infected/recovered immunity last? I’m going to get the test for antibodies (we had it in November) and I’ll pass on the results.
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Not a doctor so I'll offer my layman's opinion here based on Vanden Bossche's video, which I'll link below.
After childhood, we function on an immune system based on 'memory' (your body has seen it before). So you have a library of pathogen 'references' your body remembers and attacks.
I think an otherwise immune person could be re-infected by something like the flu if their immune system was compromised (ill with cancer, chemo or other).
Just look at the chicken pox vaccine. It doesn’t last long. And you have to get a flu vaccine every year based on a guess, and it may or may not work though they say it works if you don’t die or get very ill. If you die, then it was because you were going to die anyway.
Interesting! I didn’t know that distributing a vaccine during a pandemic was a no no, but it does make sense. And I knew the answer to my question on immunity a long time age. I find it very frustrating as to how few people actually understand anything anymore and just follow along like sheep, parroting everything the ruling class tells them.
Interesting! I didn’t know that distributing a vaccine during a pandemic was a no no, but it does make sense. And I knew the answer to my question on immunity a long time age. I find it very frustrating as to how few people actually understand anything anymore and just follow along like sheep, parroting everything the ruling class tells them.
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Agreed.
Your question has me thinking that part of the reason they are rushing vaccination is that they don’t want people like you will to experience immunity and decline the vaccine as unnecessary.
Thank you much for the link about mutations. It was a difficult read, but very informative. Not the best news..
The unintended alternatives include the “toll like” response where spike protein expressed on a host cell is treated as “self” by the immune system and no defense is mounted.
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Re bacterial infections, if the body cannot mount a defense, drugs (antibacterial etc.) do not work because, according to the episode of HOUSE I watched, drugs only work WITH an immune response. Is this true for the “toll like” response in viral infections?
I don't know how to post screenshots, but if you are interested, go HERE and plot the UK vs. France, or vs. Ireland, or vs. the EU, using the "per million population" if you want to compare a high-vaccination country vs. ethnically and geographically similar low-vaccination countries.
Or, you could just take my answer to your question, which is, "yes".
Probably better for you to look at the data for yourself.
“...The bad news is the “vaccinated” will be generating old spike proteins for a very long time. The mRNA is designed to be persistent.”
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Really? Do you have a link to support for that? Everything I’ve read has said the vaccines’ mRNA is relatively fragile and is degraded after about 72 hours.
https://www.nfid.org/infectious-diseases/frequently-asked-questions-about-covid-19-vaccines/
Worth noting that Astra Zeneca are producing their vaccine on an at-cost basis, and have said they will continue to do so until the pandemic is declared over. This, coupled with the fact that it can be transported and stored at normal temperatures, rather than the extremes required by Pfizer etc, means that outside the US the AZ is selling at about $3 a shot, compared with eg Moderna $35.
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