Experimenting on Experimental
Well gee, how nice of them.
RE: Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca-University of Oxford have begun studying whether their COVID-19 vaccines can be modified
Tens of millions of shots already given and now they tell us they need to study their effects some more.
What does this make these people who have taken the shots?
FAIL!
I suppose they could just offer injectees a complimentary supply of XARELTO®. The stuff is EXPENSIVE!!
How about they just admit the obvious. Due to the time it takes to safely test a vaccine, 7-10 years, they never have and never will be able to create a coronavirus vaccine because by the time they were done with the vaccine, the virus would have mutated dozens of times and also probably just weaken and join the rest of the common colds.
Rare Blood Clots is the woke name of a not terribly scarce phenomenon. If it were to develop that 90% of injectees develop the Rare Blood Clots, that would not change “Rare” as it is no longer an adjective but part of the name of the syndrome.
Why would they spend money to fix this??
Paid Trolls here told me it is rare and no problem!
How about a drug firm starting from scratch on something new
Since the start its been these 3 prototypes and no mention of anything else.
Not getting it
So the vaxx death now outpaces the Covid death and some will get the jab and simply play Russian Roulette.
May I suggest that they will regret saying this... for one thing, they may as well say “we made a mistake with releasing this for use” and that has its implication. The second thing is why would a person who was thinking of getting EGT’d not hold out until the something better is developed?
Almost seems like something you should have done BEFORE rollout.
“these extremely rare blood-clotting events”
Do the vaccines cause no blood-clotting at all in most people — or do they cause at least a little blood-clotting in many, though usually not enough to be serious?
How about desist modification.
That might be best.
The spike proteins produced ARE what is causing the clots!
So unless they intend on another approach, the answer is NO!
“Its just a technicality”
_Anthony fauci
Isn’t it odd that two companies developed a vaccine independently and BOTH cause the same “rare” blood clots? It’s almost as if there is something wrong with the process./s
The vaccine works so well and is so safe they need to change it...
