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To: Krosan
I might get angry responses to this...

OK. Here is your angry response.

Got any evidence to back up the posted theory?

I can offer a counter-indication. The Chinese have supposedly been forced into 95%+ vaccination uptake. But they are the first ones showing problems with these new childhood respiratory diseases.

That does not have anything to do with "antivaxxers".

And the mRNA treatment is not a vaccination anyway. It is an experimental gene therapy, supposedly with temporary presence in the tissue. It was called a "vaccine" to increase acceptance for coerced mass participation in the largest medical experiment in history.

Plenty of people are still accepting real vaccines for pneumonia, flu, measles, and other known diseases. The risks for conventional vaccinations are quite low and well established. Their effectiveness in preventing disease is pretty good. Well, except for flu shots, which are only about 30% effective.

I will pass on the flu shots. Had a bunch of the other standard vaccinations though, on a schedule drawn out for years. It may not be good to bunch them all up at once, especially the pneumonovax. Got specific advice from a real medical doctor on that point.

The risks for the mRNA treatment are unknown, but the preliminary indicators are bad. Very bad. The effectiveness of the mRNA treatment at preventing COVID looks to be about zero.

44 posted on 11/29/2023 12:43:26 PM PST by flamberge (We are living in those "interesting times" the elders warned us about.)
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To: flamberge

>Plenty of people are still accepting real vaccines for pneumonia, flu, measles, and other known diseases.

Plenty are not and that’s new.


48 posted on 11/30/2023 4:30:28 AM PST by Krosan
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