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To: packagingguy

“Question is, since the vaccines didn’t work (my mother had vaccines and boosters and Covid hit her hard) can hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin be used?”

No, not something that simple, a lab developing a biological weapon will develop an “antidote” in conjunction with the weapon usually before the invention of the weapon. As most biological weapons research involves gene sequencing and other techniques the absolute necessity of developing an “antidote” goes hand in hand with the development of the weapon and today will proceed the development of the weapon.

This is something that the development of nuclear weapons
taught the researchers. Self-interest prevails you don’t want to kill off your guys before you have a chance to kill the enemy...


60 posted on 01/16/2024 2:41:08 PM PST by montanajoe ( )
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To: montanajoe

The article references a coronavirus.

I looked at the childhood vaccination schedule and there are no vaccines against coronaviruses.

Then I looked at veterinary vaccines. The same thing.

There are a lot of good vaccines out there, for instance against Feline Leukemia Virus, but not for a coronavirus.

Could it be the Chinese are simply playing with something they shouldn’t? Scientists have to publish but rarely ask if they SHOULD be doing the experiments they are involved with.


61 posted on 01/16/2024 2:47:56 PM PST by packagingguy
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