A colleague of mine sent me a copy of a recent opinion piece published in Cell Host and Microbe entitled ‘Rethinking next-generation vaccines for coronaviruses, influenzaviruses, and other respiratory viruses’. This opinion piece by David M. Morens, Jeffery K. Taubenberger and Anthony S. Fauci is not only interesting because of its content but because the senior author is one Anthony Fauci.
I was not the only one to spot this publication and subsequently discovered that Alex Berenson had already pulled out the key findings from the paper and published them on his Substack.
I would recommend reading both the paper itself (which is written in something approaching plain English) and Alex’s excellent Substack, but here I thought I would go through this paper and bring out some of the key points.
So why is this paper so interesting? Given that the senior author is Anthony Fauci isn’t it just going to be a spin piece hailing the unbounded success of the ‘safe and effective’ COVID-19 vaccines? Well, as it turns out, not quite.
Let’s start with this quote from the introductory sections of the paper, which really sets the tone:
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the rapid development and deployment of SARS-CoV-2 vaccines has saved innumerable lives and helped to achieve early partial pandemic control. However, as variant SARS-CoV-2 strains have emerged, deficiencies in these vaccines reminiscent of influenza vaccines have become apparent. The vaccines for these two very different viruses have common characteristics: they elicit incomplete and short-lived protection against evolving virus variants that escape population immunity. (My emphasis)
Once past the obligatory statement of lives saved in the COVID-19 pandemic, Fauci and his colleagues dive straight in with the admission that the vaccines are ‘deficient’ and only ever achieved ‘partial pandemic control’, which seems a slight oxymoronic statement as either you are controlling the pandemic, or you are not and partial controlled means (partially) uncontrolled. Putting this aside, the reason for this ‘partial control’ was because the vaccines were leaky, transient in their effect, and never produced effective levels of immunity in the population because of the evolution of escape variants. Simply put, these vaccines were not very good.
A point the authors kind of make in their next paragraph:
Considering that vaccine development and licensure is a long and complex process requiring years of preclinical and clinical safety and efficacy data, the limitations of influenza and SARS-CoV-2 vaccines remind us that candidate vaccines for most other respiratory viruses have to date been insufficiently protective for consideration of licensure, including candidate vaccines against RSV, a major killer of infants and the elderly, parainfluenzaviruses, endemic coronaviruses, and many other ‘common cold’ viruses that cause significant morbidity and economic loss.
Here, of course, the implication is that the SARS-CoV-2 vaccines would have been sufficiently protective to achieve regulatory approval, but of course they did not go through the “complex process requiring years of preclinical and clinical safety and efficacy data” but were instead fast-tracked through a highly abbreviated development programme, so we’ll never know. Despite this, the authors acknowledge that these vaccines have limitations and highlight the fact that vaccines to other coronaviruses (amongst other things) have failed to satisfy the regulatory authorities that they are effective. The question of whether the COVID-19 vaccines would actually be deemed to be effective in more normal times is one I’ll come back to this at the end of this article.
The authors go further in explaining why vaccines like those developed to prevent diseases caused by respiratory viruses are scientifically unlikely to be effective at controlling these diseases:
Taking all of these factors into account, it is not surprising that none of the predominantly mucosal respiratory viruses have ever been effectively controlled by vaccines. This observation raises a question of fundamental importance: if natural mucosal respiratory virus infections do not elicit complete and long-term protective immunity against reinfection, how can we expect vaccines, especially systemically administered non-replicating vaccines, to do so?
In other words, it appears that we haven’t evolved to develop long-term immunity to pathogens like SARS-CoV-2 and so it was always extremely unlikely that the COVID-19 vaccines were ever going to produce effective long-term protection, especially as they are “systemically administered non-replicating vaccines”. Any transient immunity would wane and so were always going to get reinfected.
The reasons for this lack of “complete and long-term protective immunity against reinfection” are discussed in a section of the paper entitled: ‘Natural infections with mucosal respiratory viruses may not be fully controlled by human immune responses because the human immune system has evolved to tolerate them during very short intervals of mucosal viral replication.’
It turns out we’ve evolved to tolerate some level of respiratory infection (especially in the upper airways) rather than having our immune system going into over-drive all the time. Given the prevalence of respiratory viruses in the environment, it is easy to see why this might be the case because if our immune systems went into action at the first (literal) sniff of a viral infection, we’d be sick all the time.
This local tolerance of respiratory viruses is in contrast to systemic viral infections where we do generate a strong, long-lasting immune response and vaccination can be effective, e.g. measles.
The consequence of driving a systemic immune response to what would normally be a contained, tolerated local infection is unclear, but this is something Alex Berenson discusses in his Substack article:
Many studies in humans and experimental animals, some before sIgA had been recognised, indicate that secretory mucosal immunity is generally more effective than systemic immunity in controlling mucosal respiratory viruses and that tissue-resident memory T cells can be effective in rapidly responding to mucosal infection.
Finally, the authors discuss the numerous pieces of scientific evidence showing that generating a local immune response is the best way of protecting oneself from respiratory infection and that this response can be driven through T-cell immunity. Again, this calls into doubt the effectiveness of systemic vaccination against such respiratory viruses whilst simultaneously acknowledging the role of T-cells in immunity to viruses like SARS-CoV-2… something that was consistently downplayed during the pandemic itself.
Overall, the authors are surprisingly critical of single vaccine approaches:
The implications for vaccinology are clear: preventing viral upper respiratory infection and limiting post-infection viral spread to contiguous respiratory compartments are both critical but may not be easily achieved with single vaccines.
Especially those using systemic administration of agents to induce immunity to respiratory viruses:
Attempting to control mucosal respiratory viruses with systemically administered non-replicating vaccines has thus far been largely unsuccessful, indicating that new approaches are needed.
Based on prior experience of vaccines against diseases like COVID-19, it would seem to be extremely unlikely that a single vaccine would achieve what is required to prevent severe disease. So, one is left with the impression that either we were extremely lucky with the SARS-CoV-2 vaccinations, which bucked this trend, or a conclusion that these vaccinations are not actually very ‘effective’ at “controlling a mucosal respiratory virus”. Interestingly, there is no discussion of this point in the paper, and one might naively believe that it would have been a critical point of interest give the billions of doses of the SARS-CoV-2 vaccines given to people worldwide. Why are these vaccines examples of success, given the fact that they appear to have many of the features of countless other vaccine failures?
Before finishing off with a few thoughts, I thought it worth highlighting this passage:
The observation that repeated infant exposures to RSV reduces severe disease upon subsequent infection, coupled with experimental data, suggest that respiratory vaccine timing and frequency can be important. Indeed, a recent controversial theory posits that the key determinant of immune/vaccine protection is not immune memory and recall but repeated antigenic exposures. This proposal seems to be contradicted by many observable phenomena but is at the same time consistent with the observation that maintenance of memory T cells in the lungs is associated with repeated antigenic exposures.
So, repeated exposure to some viral pathogens may actually be important in maintaining immunity to them and preventing them causing severe disease. This would be consistent with the observations discussed above about the limited form of immunity such exposure gives and speaks to the concept that “a challenged immune system, is a healthy immune system”. Therefore, locking everyone up in their houses for months on end would be predicted to result in a loss of immunity to common respiratory viruses that would normally circulate through the population causing mild disease while reinforcing our immunity to them. As a result, once people were allowed to mix again one would further predict a wave of things like RSV infection causing much more severe disease in what had essentially become a naïve population. Indeed, this is what was seen in places like New Zealand post-lockdown. Not only were the SARS-CoV-2 vaccines unlikely to do what we wanted them to, but lockdowns were always likely to produce predictable viral problems. Worst cold in the world anyone?
This is a very interesting article, not just because of what it has to say about vaccinations to viruses like SARS-CoV-2, but also because of who is saying it. There are many statements in here that I suspect would fall foul of the ‘fact checkers’, not least the discussion about the transient and incomplete immunity produced by the SARS-CoV-2 vaccines and their various deficiencies and the fact that they would seem to be a far cry from what anyone might reasonably deem to be genuinely ‘effective’. One is certainly left with the impression that written by a different author the slant could easily have been something like “SARS-CoV-2 vaccinations are another example of our failure to develop effective vaccines against mucosal respiratory viruses”.
Overall, I’m left with the questions as to whether the SARS-CoV-2 vaccines are really exceptions to the failures to produce suitably effective vaccines against such respiratory viruses or whether in other circumstances they would not be approved for use. Maybe in a pandemic it is necessary to accept vaccines that “elicit incomplete and short-lived protection against evolving virus variants that escape population immunity”? Perhaps one could argue something is better than nothing, but if this is the case why should we keep on taking them after the pandemic is passed, especially if “none of the predominantly mucosal respiratory viruses have ever been effectively controlled by vaccines”?
Because of exceptional circumstances, the SARS-CoV-2 vaccines did not go through the usual “complex process requiring years of preclinical and clinical safety and efficacy data” and were fast-tracked to approval. Many of the missing studies were the long-term safety studies usually required of vaccines before approval and we need to always remember that it is the balance of benefit AND risk that is important in a pharmaceutical treatment, not just whether they have some level of efficacy… something that is especially true for vaccines that will be given to healthy individuals who may never gain any benefit. Unfortunately, vaccine safety and the risks to the patient are one area that Fauci and his colleagues are strangely silent on in this piece.
Finally, having comprehensively highlighted the issues and deficiencies with both the current SARS-CoV-2 vaccines and the challenges of making better ones, what do the authors suggest is the answer to this problem?
With regard to public health usefulness and acceptance, it will be important to consider roles for high dose or frequently boosted vaccine antigens, mixed-sequential vaccines (e.g. prime-boost with different vaccines), and whether these approaches will be accepted by providers, regulators, and the public.
We also need to ask whether there are other vaccine approaches that should be considered, such as sequential seasonal vaccinations and supplemental mucosal vaccines to stimulate specific upper respiratory immunity, or non-specific innate immunity. Such approaches might include prime-boost approaches, for example, mixing elicitation of systemic and mucosal immunity, perhaps with prime systemic vaccination followed by a boost with intranasal vaccination or vice versa.
Their answer is, perhaps unsurprisingly, a lot more vaccinations. I would certainly agree that there need to be more effective vaccinations, and I am not underplaying the seriousness of some of the diseases caused by these viruses. But if we accept that immunity against respiratory viruses is somehow ‘hardwired’ to be transient, then the imagined approach here seems to be one in which we could spend our lives injecting, taking, and sniffing a stream of pharmaceutical products ad nauseam and ad infinitum. No wonder it is right to ask, “whether these approaches will be accepted by providers, regulators, and the public”?
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The problem with Fauci is that the little weasel doesn’t think or plan long-term. These statements have not aged well on him and reveal what a lying, psychopathic toad he is;
https://odysee.com/@RestoreOurRepublic:c/flashback-to-fauci—the-best-vaccination-is-to-get-infected-yourself–:0
https://odysee.com/@DidYaKnow:0/Fauci-Highly-Effective:0
I agree and disagree. Unfortunately Fauci is a very clever man and does think long term. Indeed that is his strength. It’s just that his intelligence has been dedicated to achieving success in a political arena and personal aggrandisement and has not been dedicated to science as he pretends.
On the political stage he runs rings round his opponents and utilises his science domain knowledge to crush any politician who isn’t as imbued in the details of scientific research as he is, and uses his political deftness to crush any scientists who naively think they can take him on with scientific facts. There are plenty of instances of politicians raising the kind of data we know well on this website, that he has totally embarrassed by asking them just one or two deft science questions that make them look like complete ignorant idiots. He has done it for years and has in the process become one of the most powerful and malign political forces imaginable – on the scale of Machiavelli. The only politician who has got close to touching him has been Rand Paul, who is also a scientist by training but even Rand Paul with facts and right on his side has been frustratingly unable to pin him down. It has been like watching a wrestling match where Rand Paul is on top and doing all the moves, but can never hold Fauci’s shoulders to the mat for the required three seconds.
What many don’t quite get is just how hyper aware Fauci is of the game he is playing. So we might think as the truth outs, we will be able to pin him down, but actually he always encouraged others to say the propagandist untruths and rarely if ever says them himself. There will be statements he has made that he has subsequently contradicted, but they are (as far as I am aware) all in the domain of the legally inconsequential. He will be aware of that. So his inconsistencies on masks and messaging on natural immunity come into that category. He knows he can weather those hits with no real problem and IMO will see those inconsistencies as being part of the cost of playing the game he plays.
But he allowed the “impression” the vaccines stopped transmission to result in wholly untruthful and inaccurate statements to be made by politicians and news anchors, never once correcting the misstatements. You won’t find him saying that. Similarly all the guff about lipid nano particles and mRNA and spike proteins staying at the injection site. He will never have said that they do, because he is actually very clever and knew the truth. But he will have (IMO) encouraged such statements. Similarly with the emails relating to the lab leak. He was always careful not to say the Lab leak theory was without merit. He just downplayed it and again encouraged his underlings to go out and spread the message, write papers discrediting the truth etc.
This recent publication is pure Fauci. Having been very careful in what he said, now he knows very bad things are happening, he is shifting the frame, leaving the politicians high and dry and is already playing the “I never said that and if that’s how they interpreted things, that’s their problem” card, when in reality he was always the puppet master.
he will be far harder to bring down than most people realise.
He always has a way of keeping everyone guessing, it seems. Will the real Fauci stand up?
So true. He is a reckless narcissist at best, if not a total cold-blooded psychopath.
The long-term plan was published in the 2016 film comedy Grimsby: a philanthropist and the WHO collude ostensibly to make the world a better place by eradicating disease, but in reality they are part of the elite 10% trying to eliminate the 90% of scum by globally unleashing a deadly virus. Spoiler alert: the scum win thanks to a combination of natural immunity (conferred by elephant semen) and community spirit.
It doesn’t make much sense to me. How can he say the “vaccines” saved lives and they say they basically don’t work?
That’s because you are not a ‘scientist’ and therefore do not understand The Science™️, so you cannot and may not have an opinion.
Basically, it’s a very leaky “vaccine”. It does not stop infection or transmission, but in THEORY it can make the disease less bad, leading to fewer hospitalizations and deaths. In theory. In practice, not so much once the “honeymoon” period of a few months has passed and/or a new variant that is poorly matched arises. In fact, the leaky jabs select for exactly such variants, which are drawn to the jabbed like a magnet. And let’s not forget herd antigenic fixation (OAS writ very, very large) which prevented true herd immunity from occurring. And VAIDS. And IgG4 tolerance as well, where the immune system is tricked into standing down faster than NORAD on 9/11.
Net result: more harm than good in the long run, and a prolonged pandemic followed by high endemicity for the foreseeable future.
Otherwise, look at Bulgaria, India, China, South Africa, and in fact most of Africa to see what would have happened by now without high use of the gene therapy jabs. It’s basically over.
I know what they claimed, but that doesn’t really seem to be what he’s saying. If the supposed benefits only last a short while (few months) then logically don’t people need to get injected in perpetuity to prevent certain death from covid?
Because in the (very) short term, they did save lives. But now the jig is up. As Fauci says and others here are underlining, the long-term effects are entirely negative. Two final points:
One: Fauci says nothing about the dreadful harms that come with that initial life-saving bit. No point dwelling, eh?
Two: The vast majority of those saved lives he refers to were of the very old. The overwhelming majority of younger people were never in any danger and have never needed a vaccine – especially not this one.
Be in no doubt: this is a piece of vermin wriggling on a hook; a confirmed premeditative murderer (read RF Kennedy’s ‘The Real Anthony Fauci’ for heaven’s sake) who’s never known good from evil, propped up by the wealthy and influential for whom he’s made so much money. The lesson, as explained here by the devil himself, is straightforward: by all means give the very elderly this wretched vaccine – it’ll possibly keep them alive for a while (the hard but realistic point being that a while is all they’ve got anyway). Also give it to the immuno-compromised, who’ve got to try something. But FFS don’t give it to anyone else. And for crying out loud don’t keep giving them more of it! People like Fauci have known this and been reminded of it for quite some time now – but the lure of the lucre has been too strong. I hope he rots in hell.
Retard logic.
1-The quacksines kill and injure
2-Ergo they save people.
Like that moron Drumpf. 100 million saved. Well stupid the IFR was 0.3% – so pull out your calculator and see how many may have died if nothing was done.
The survival rate from Rona is higher than driving your car in some locations.
Exactly, take africa as an example, they did nothing and came out of it better than any western vaccy obsessed continent!
And then there’s studies like this coming out showing how absolutely brilliant they are https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanres/article/PIIS2213-2600(23)00015-2/fulltext. Conflicts of interesting not exactly a glowing endorsement of accuracy and independence. It seems fairly clear to me that the lies and manipulation of data will not end until all complicit are brought to justice. But they seem to also own the majority of the justice system. I cannot see how this can be dealt with without mass civil unrest and blood being spilt.
No quantity is “innumerable”. One just need a the right system of units. For respiratory and vaccine deaths this is the Imperial System (IS).
The unit is the Ferguson (Fg) which is the number of modelled deaths needed to fill Hyde Park.
1000 Fg = 1 Fauci (Fi)
1000 Fi = 1 Gates (Gs)
There was a proposal for the Nightingale (Ng) which was equal to one thousandth of a Ferguson but this was too small to be of use, and the milliferguson (mFg) can be used instead.
Haha, I’m liking this game. Particularly if we start utilising the Boris (Bs) as a measure of lies.
Don’t forget the Cymru (Cy) that is the size/number of anything needed to fill Wales… or Luxembourg if metric.
Whether the covid jabs worked or not is wholly beside the point.
The real problems with mRNA “vaccines” are set out in this paper from Robert W. Malone MD,MS(an inventor of some of the aspects of mRNA) –
https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/when-is-mrna-not-really-mrna
Despite the fact that mRNA trashes the immune system, and CV events are just the start, the plan is already in motion for ALL vaccines to be mRNA based.
Make no mistake about this. Hundreds of billions are being spent on ensuring their success.
But what a brilliant business model. The product causes a variety of autoimmune disease – then just take more gene based therapies to manage the problems which they caused in the first place.
Pure genius.
The biggest obstacle they’re going to run into though is lack of compliance. Especially when word gets out ( because it’s highly doubtful these facts will be broadcast on the BBC or any MSM outlet ) that future vaccines will be converted to the mRNA technology. If people didn’t get their kids vaxxed with the Covid jabs then they aren’t exactly going to be willing to offer up their kids for other mRNA crud. Even if mandates are brought in ( particularly in countries such as the US, where kids can’t attend day care or education establishments in some states unless they’re up to date with vaccines ), and TPTB take the ”stick” approach and threaten people, I think enough is known now about the dangers and lack of efficacy of this particular novel platform that people will just not play ball. I know plenty adults who took the jabs themselves but drew the line with their kids. This is going to be the straw that breaks the camel’s back, for sure.
Hopefully the trend to homeschool will increase & escalate- as it has been doing.
along with the new independent ‘alternative’ medical care…the wellness company etc.
This is indeed the great concern – if all our vaccines and all animal vaccines are going to be mRNA then we will be systemically poisoned and so will our food supply.
Well, there’s a strong whiff of opportunism in certain branches of your trade. That said, the note about our tolerance of various infections, rather than over reacting to them seems reasonable. Although you haven’t mentioned allergy to various things, it occurred to me that it is kind of similar, when we become allergic to certain (relatively harmless) things like grass pollen. Of course, a cynic might note that there is a market for products that deal with that (which I do buy annually). Incidentally, someone who appeared to be a professional on the allergy issue suggested that suffering from something like pollen allergy could reduce the risk of being infected by certain viruses, on account of the total number of cells available for the viruses to attack (with many of them reacting to harmless junk, and thus not capable of a virus attack at the same time).
At the end of the day, I’m glad I said: ‘no thanks, wait and see’ – in effect. We might never know if the product under discussion did any real good – but there is a fair bit of evidence that it really has injured quite a few.
One statement that the author makes I find odd. He asks ‘Maybe in a pandemic it is necessary to accept vaccines that “elicit incomplete and short-lived protection against evolving virus variants that escape population immunity”? Perhaps one could argue something is better than nothing,…’. But the choice isn’t ‘vaccine’ or ‘nothing’; as the author also states “Finally, the authors discuss the numerous pieces of scientific evidence showing that generating a local immune response is the best way of protecting oneself from respiratory infection and that this response can be driven through T-cell immunity.”.
Doesn’t he just look the part? A smug devious little gnome!
So now more of the Chief Authoritarian b*stards who have wrecked millions of lives and killed tens of thousands with their “deficient vaccines” are taking small steps back from their policies ….. and hoping they’ll be forgiven.
I for one, never will. I’d like to see them dangling from the end of a rope.
Something needs to be done, legally, hopefully, to stop this scenario ever being repeated.
To me, this is why it is essential that the truth comes out about them now.
So, repeated exposure to some viral pathogens may actually be important in maintaining immunity to them and preventing them causing severe disease. This would be consistent with the observations discussed above about the limited form of immunity such exposure gives and speaks to the concept that “a challenged immune system, is a healthy immune system”.
Yep, as sussed out in the TJN household by late April 2020, when we were trying to work out why covid was if anything a bit worse in lockdown countries. By being frequently exposed to small amounts of the virus it seemed obvious that one would gradually pick up part immunity which would eventually protect against severe disease. On here and elsewhere I used the term ‘incremental immunity’.
Thing is, we had come from the standing start of early March knowing nothing about respiratory virus infections. But if we could work this out in such a short time how come so many of the experts were apparently unaware of it?
I wonder when the Government will stop parroting “safe and effective” and switch to “risky and ineffective” …. because that’s what the evidence shows and even Fauci is basically admitting it.
But people were more or less coerced into having something that might save their life, but also might kill them. “Official Science” took over, just as it does with the phony climate crisis. Your not allowed to disagree or there must be something wrong with you.
Early on, I read a good, sober and mildly critical article by Paul Cullen, a professor at Uni Muenster in Germany (who was of course smeared viciously later on when he stayed critical).
In it, he explained that there were 4 generally accepted criteria for a successful vaccine candidate. I don’t remember them exactly and the article was apparently so dangerous that it got erased, but they were basic things like transmission reduction, proper immunity and no animal reservoir.
The Covid ‘vaccines’ fulfilled none of them. They were the very opposite in every regard and criteria, whether mRNA or traditional.
I find this current obsession with ‘vaccines’, which the author also seems to share, as the one and only solution to everything, instead of focussing on treatments and a healthy lifestyle and supplements, medically totally crazy and morally totally unethical, driven solely by greed and the longstanding difficulties of the pharma industry to come up with useful stuff the traditional way.
Count me out taking any of them.
And remember all of those millions of mink in Denmark that were slaughtered? And the zoo animals that had Covid jabs? It’s not until you look back at these ridiculous, cruel and unnecessary actions they took that it is confirmed to you that it never was about a virus, public health or following any scientific evidence whatsoever. And that’s obv independent of the sheer farce that was lockdowns, masking etc. Literally zero evidence-base behind any of it, and these clot shots are exactly the same in my view. Zero benefits, only risks. Now I hold that view for all vaccines too. I’m willing to bet the insatiable greed of Big Pharma and lust for power of the globalist criminals will be their downfall.
me too,i got the impression the article is promoting vaccines, i haven’t had any since age 5 or so and then only about 5 of them.i might have considered a yellow fever or whichever it is that was required for travel to africa , but now will never get any vaccine.
thanks to the last 3 years
and yes nothing about early treatment and healthy lifestyle.is how i knew not to get the’ vaccines’ because already knew about GMOS[ seems like like mnra is same kind of thing] thanks to the organic consumers association in the usa .
and i read the ‘new’ GMOS are going to be unlabeled in europe just as GMOS have always been unlabeled in the usa .
It is the ignorance of the medical profession which is, to say the least, extremely disappointing:
‘….as variant SARS-CoV-2 strains have emerged, deficiencies in these vaccines reminiscent of influenza vaccines have become apparent.’
We have known that vaccines have deficiencies in protecting against a common cold coronavirus for years:
‘“Of course it is the failure to find a cure which has hit most strongly upon the public consciousness”, Tyrrell wrote in his memoir Cold Wars with co-author Michael Fielder in 2002. “Why, will people ask, in this age of advanced science, do we appear to have got nowhere in combating this age-old affliction? The truth is that we have made enormous progress, although it has needed detailed research in many centres. Knowing its causes, the mechanics of how it is caught and its variety of forms is a very significant advance. But it is this variety which is at the heart of the problem.”
David Tyrell, Common Cold Unit 1957-90
‘One of his favourite poems, by A P Herbert, spoke of physicians’ knowledge of the common cold: “And I will eat my only hat; if they know anything of that!”
https://www.thelancet.com/pdfs/journals/lancet/PIIS0140673605667220.pdf
’Innumerable’ = unable to be counted. Therefore impossible to produce any evidence to support the claim, therefore the exact number saved = zero until evidence can be produced to the contrary.
But we can produce abundant falsifiable evidence of the many thousands killed and injured by the experimental mRNA products, and over the coming years the death and injury toll will mount.
Told of yet another sudden heart attack today; colleague’s mother …. aged 71. In hospital awaiting surgery.
That makes around 20 people I know (or know of) over the past 18 months who have had strokes, heart attacks and terminal cancers (some now dead). Plus the usual litany of acquaintances who have had “one bug after another” … one of whom ended up in hospital with pneumonia at Christmas.
That reptile continues to spout the lie that they are safe and effective when he knows this is not the case. Apparently the covid jab has now been added to the list of childhood vaccinations in America.
“I would certainly agree that there needs to be more effective vaccinations”
So the author has not learned much from the last three years.
Erm, no there certainly is NO requirement for “more effective vaccinations.” The article makes clear that the attempt to vaccinate against RSV’s is wholly self defeating and actually undermines the body’s innate defences.
Strange that the author seems unaware that the C1984 “vaccines” were authorised before they were produced.
The whole argument in favour of vaccination is now holed well below the water line and modern medicine requires a total rethink and without any interference from big pharma. Nevertheless an interesting article.
Indeed. Attempting to eradicate infectious diseases may have catastrophic consequences. They are playing with fire.
Fauci learned a long time ago that he could say whatever contradictory statement he wants to different audiences and no one cares. He’s a politician, not a doctor.
Those who fail to learn from history, are doomed to repeat it.
It was seasonal flu and always was. Fauci will never get over the shame and all the finger pointing to come.
The “Pandemic” was created to permit the EUA of experimental insufficiently tested experimental vaccines and prohibit the use of all other measures.