So specifically, you are calling out this part as the lie?
“ Williams also had been vaccinated for COVID about a month ago and
that testing found the two types of antibodies in his system - one type of
antibody that results from a natural COVID infection, and a second type
of antibody from the vaccine.”
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You claim is that THAT never happened, never can happen, and there
never will be any bio-weapon way to differentiate between someone who
got these MRNA “Vaccines” and those who did not, or just got infected
instead?
And as long as we can never detect an MRNA “Vaccine” caused antibody
that is in any way distinct from what they would have if they actually got
infected, we’re OK? (In spite of any vector differences, Jab versus
respiratory infection, etc.)
So did China ban the use of both of these vaccines just to muddy the
waters, and/or just in case they can figure out a way?
~Easy
These are molecules. You can't tell whether a molecule of helium came from space or came a lab. There is no differentiation. You can't make them different. That's not how chemistry works.
"And as long as we can never detect an MRNA “Vaccine” caused antibody that is in any way distinct from what they would have if they actually got infected, we’re OK? (In spite of any vector differences, Jab versus respiratory infection, etc.)"
If the S protein is identical, and it is, then you can't tell the difference. The binding sites are identical. The antibodies must - due to the biological constraints of T-cell and B-cell activation within lymph nodes - be indistinguishable. So the whole point is moot. Where the virus is introduced (lungs vs arm) has zero to do with how the immune system responds. The response comes after dendritic cells take S proteins back to the lymph nodes. If those S proteins are identical, you get an identical process.
"So did China ban the use of both of these vaccines just to muddy the waters, and/or just in case they can figure out a way?
First, I don't see anything about a ban in China. Chinese state media has been perpetuating conspiracy theories about the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines likely because Chinese companies like Sinovac (which are always owned in part by high ranking members of the Chinese Community Party) have their own vaccines they're trying to push. And sure, Sinovac's vaccine only provides 50% effectiveness, but for a Chinese product that's pretty good.