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To: Presbyterian Reporter
Many of us are not afraid of Covid-19, which is why we consider it unnecessary for us and our children to be vaccinated. That said, there is a research study from 2012 showing Coronavirus vaccines are not recommended because they result in vaccine induced immunopathology in test subjects making them MORE vulnerable to coronavirus. These deaths seem to confirm the 2012 study...

https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0035421
31 posted on 04/14/2021 3:13:39 PM PDT by Jan_Sobieski (Sanctification)
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To: Jan_Sobieski

Yeah, lots of problems with mRNA vaccines in the past, including lots of deaths but it should be noted that those were animal studies (don’t tell PETA), not human studies. I couldn’t find any time frame for when the condition occurred after dosing but maybe it’s in one of the tables. So far, I don’t think we’ve heard of this happening in humans with these current vaccines. But this may also be a reason why they require 2 doses - they may have cut the dose back a lot from the earlier mRNA type vaccines.

But on whole I am suspicious, or skeptical, of the whole enterprise. I am suspicious how something that failed for 15 years suddenly works for this. I am suspicious that we threw billions into these vaccines and spent virtually nothing looking for treatments even when we had lots of evidence that HCQ+ and Ivermectin+ might work instead of running large trials they literally tried to “debunk” them. I am suspicious that Fauci et al have their own biases and wanted to advance mRNA technology and intentionally held back research into treatments to promote the mRNA platform.


49 posted on 04/14/2021 3:46:09 PM PDT by monkeyshine (live and let live is dead)
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