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I have been looking hard for evidence of ADE in the few vaccinated cases I have had, but haven’t seen it.
I presume more information on this case is either available or will be forthcoming.
So a patient who died while infected with COVID-19 had RNA from the virus that causes COVID-19 in their body?
Pfft. Just get the jab.
The goal being to get the autopsy away from the government crime lab and also have doctors fear their malpractice showing up in patients' autopsies.
You read Fr. Z, don’t you?
So, here’s the data:
He had anti-spike antibody, but not anti-nucleocapsid (whole virus) antibody. It is not known in what order various antibodies appear after natural infection.
He acquired natural infection in the hospital and died shortly afterwards. It is normal to be viremic early, and the finding of diffuse organ involvement by SARS CoV 2 indicates that this was the case.
The paper does not make clear if his spike antibodies were vaccine-induced or the result of an early response to natural infection. The fact that he was PCR negative on day 18 and positive 6 days later after an exposure may indicate that the infection was early, but IgG takes a while to appear.
Biopsies of the colon indicated ischemic colitis, which is often rapidly fatal.
SO, for the flubros, he probably died WITH COVID, and not OF COVID. He was viremic before he died, consistent with early infection. He was not shown to have target organ (lung) injury from COVID, although they looked for it. Instead, he had multiple lung abscesses, probably from his rapidly dying colon.
His spike antibodies were IgG class, they probably were from his vaccine at 4 weeks out. They may in fact have prevented attachment to lung ACE-2 receptors, which is what they are supposed to do. They certainly did not prevent viremia.
Interesting case. Not conclusive regarding ADE, not impossible but <50% in my opinion.
Interesting bit, to my mind anyway....
...Indeed, it is apparent that immune evasion by epitope mutation is a strategy utilized by natural viral evolution for RNA virus with genomes of limited dimensions...
CoupFlu clocks in at about 30,000 RNA bases, IIRC, so does CoupFlu qualify...?
Just a question... Infowars articles used to be banned in FR, when and why did it get lifted?
My 50 yr old son in law died 57 days after his first jab. An autopsy was done because his 17 year old son came home and found him. The coroner did not release the body in time for the funeral, 10 days after his death. To my knowledge they still have not received a coroner’s report. He died June 7 if I remember correctly. This is August 3. Many are anxious to see it. He was ill the entire time after the first injection, going to RediMed type places where they would send him home with a pneumonia diagnosis after the second injection he got so bad he drove himself to ER. Was in hospital 2-3 weeks. He’d had a check up/annual exam in Nov and had no co morbidity. He was working full time, had just moved into a new home within the past year.
I think what we are seeing is antibody dependent enhancement. The mRNA causes cells to make spike protein which can produce antibodies to the virus but also facilitate viral entry into cells via the ACE receptor and exacerbate viral infections whether a new strain of Covid or another virus.
We know PCR testing is unreliable with many false positives. There is no way I’ve seen that a variant can be differentiated from other strains, The delta variant is just a cover story for ADE.
I will remain part of the control group, thanks.
Well sadly infowars is not a reliable source
Want to see this elsewhere
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The same examinations need to be done on multiple jabbed and unjabbed subjects. Comparative data highlights differences, not singular datum.
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