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To: fluorescence

If it is mRNA technology then NO.

If it is an actual vaccine using dead or a weakened strain of the virus or related pathogen, then maybe.


2 posted on 02/18/2022 10:31:09 AM PST by Skwor
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To: Skwor

Never had a flu shot, never will


9 posted on 02/18/2022 10:36:51 AM PST by Karma_Sherab
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To: Skwor

There is no such vaccine since the Virus has not been totally Isolated in a Lab setting. I will not take Novomax either. You have to keep in mind this virus constantly mutates which is why there will be no successful vaccine made.


11 posted on 02/18/2022 10:45:50 AM PST by Captain Peter Blood (https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/3804407/posts?)
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To: Skwor

My understanding is that it is, mostly, protein spikes harvested from moths, who were probably given the mRNA to grow the spikes. That and some tree bark to goose your system.

Always they are stuck on the spike, and a very outdated one, at that. They seem no more able to give up this technology than to work without fetal cells. Medicine to Mengele in, what, two generations.


12 posted on 02/18/2022 10:46:50 AM PST by Empire_of_Liberty
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To: Skwor; WoofDog123
No mRNA, it is protein-based similar to the hepatitis B vaccine and Shingrix.
24 posted on 02/18/2022 12:31:51 PM PST by fluorescence
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To: Skwor

The virus itself is made of mRNA. If you catch Covid you get the same spike protein mRNA that the vaccines are made of plus a whole lot more.


30 posted on 02/18/2022 1:27:48 PM PST by Pelham (Q is short for quack )
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