So I did the first two shots because I had little data and was somewhat at risk. More data arrived mostly via various writers here. Even when I took the jabs, I assessed the risk for those under 50 and in decent health was not high enough to get jabbed given the uncertainly surrounding the mRNA platform. I was well aware of the long history of failure associated with trying to hide RNA from human immune system defenders. As the VAERS data arrived it was becoming obvious that some of us don't tolerate the vaccine well. Worse, we still are not fully aware of the potential long term damage that may be happening among we humans all with unique immune systems.
The promise of the mRNA platform remains great as it has been for some 30-40 years. We will resolve the issues of that technology. The use of it now seems involved in greed and some corruption in our health officials who gain royalty income at the taxpayer's expense. Moderna has no future without the vaccine and Pfizer has been careful about it's risk management.
As you note some of us are helped via re-purposed drugs with a much lower risk profile. Sadly the public has been denied that information. Worse advocates have been treated badly.
Given the immune system diversity in we humans, not all of us will be harmed by the vaccines (I hope). OTOH, we were all never at the same risk of becoming ill. The UK Challenge trials showed nearly half not being infected despite direct efforts to infect them. Not sure why we are not trying to discover how we can avoid getting ill aside from a risky vaccine.
Here's a Jessica Rose article on prion-like diseases and spike protein - https://jessicar.substack.com/p/rsfiedllfnkv-are-we-looking-at-weaponized - Injecting people with substances which cause huge amounts of spike proteins to be made by the body - and which accumulate and are persistent in organs - including the brain - for a long time, may be a very dangerous thing indeed.
This morning's post about Justin Bieber, and his wife's, adverse reactions to the vaccine. Presumably. It makes sense, but nobody's talking.
https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/the-cause-of-justin-biebers-facial?s=r
So I did the first two shots because I had little data and was somewhat at risk. More data arrived mostly via various writers here. Even when I took the jabs, I assessed the risk for those under 50 and in decent health was not high enough to get jabbed given the uncertainly surrounding the mRNA platform. I was well aware of the long history of failure associated with trying to hide RNA from human immune system defenders. As the VAERS data arrived it was becoming obvious that some of us don't tolerate the vaccine well. Worse, we still are not fully aware of the potential long term damage that may be happening among we humans all with unique immune systems.
The promise of the mRNA platform remains great as it has been for some 30-40 years. We will resolve the issues of that technology. The use of it now seems involved in greed and some corruption in our health officials who gain royalty income at the taxpayer's expense. Moderna has no future without the vaccine and Pfizer has been careful about it's risk management.
As you note some of us are helped via re-purposed drugs with a much lower risk profile. Sadly the public has been denied that information. Worse advocates have been treated badly.
Given the immune system diversity in we humans, not all of us will be harmed by the vaccines (I hope). OTOH, we were all never at the same risk of becoming ill. The UK Challenge trials showed nearly half not being infected despite direct efforts to infect them. Not sure why we are not trying to discover how we can avoid getting ill aside from a risky vaccine.
Here's a Jessica Rose article on prion-like diseases and spike protein - https://jessicar.substack.com/p/rsfiedllfnkv-are-we-looking-at-weaponized - Injecting people with substances which cause huge amounts of spike proteins to be made by the body - and which accumulate and are persistent in organs - including the brain - for a long time, may be a very dangerous thing indeed.
I thank you for your posts—informative on a diverse array of topics!
https://wmcresearch.substack.com/p/the-prioloid-spike-protein-of-sars?s=r
Walter has been writing about the prion/amyloid issue for months? Over a month at least. Nobody was mentioning it but him...a humble, kind genius.