The jabs have neither saved lives nor are they vaccines. The kung flu is not a concern that would have ravaged the world on it's own, but the globalist interventions certainly have.
2021 surpassed 2020's count in November. There is no correlation between lives lost and vaccination rate. Well, no, that's not true. There is a strong, provable positive correlation. And that's after the virus had already killed all the extremely sick and elderly in 2020, which means it's killing healthy people at a far greater rate now that we have vaccines.
The only possible explanations are that the vaccine doesn't work or the official numbers are egregious lies (or both). Which is it?
Great. Link to us the peer reviewed placebo studies, the peer reviewed control group studies, and the longitudinal studies proving they have SOME effect against the virus.
Otherwise you're just regurgitating CNN falsehoods based on lies and disinformation.
Since Delta, the efficacy of the vaccine has been in doubt. It seems to be completely worthless against infection with Omicron (and despite claims otherwise from both sides, there isn't enough data yet to determine whether it works against serious disease with Omicron). The booster is a scam; you're boosting your levels of antibodies with very poor affinities to current variants, but since antibody levels decay exponentially, you won't get those high levels for long, so the booster advantage will fade quickly.
The promise of mRNA was quick adaptation to new variants. They haven't done that -- we're still using vaccines based on an extinct virus strain -- so the advantage has been squandered.
Since Delta, the efficacy of the vaccine has been in doubt. It seems to be completely worthless against infection with Omicron (and despite claims otherwise from both sides, there isn't enough data yet to determine whether it works against serious disease with Omicron). The booster is a scam; you're boosting your levels of antibodies with very poor affinities to current variants, but since antibody levels decay exponentially, you won't get those high levels for long, so the booster advantage will fade quickly.
Huh, finally someone I agree with.
As for the antibodies after the booster, it seems that initial levels of antibodies are a bit higher than after the second dose, so that may be a sign of hope for those who are at risk.
It's unfortunate that Trump isn't half the man that progressives portray him as.
What did he say that was wrong?
The jabs have neither saved lives nor are they vaccines. The kung flu is not a concern that would have ravaged the world on it's own, but the globalist interventions certainly have.
So you believe that they have 0 effect against the virus, except for the side-effects? That's pretty funny.
Any pandemic was over by the time the jabs were out. What evidence is there the jabs have any effect against the virus?
2021 surpassed 2020's count in November. There is no correlation between lives lost and vaccination rate. Well, no, that's not true. There is a strong, provable positive correlation. And that's after the virus had already killed all the extremely sick and elderly in 2020, which means it's killing healthy people at a far greater rate now that we have vaccines.
The only possible explanations are that the vaccine doesn't work or the official numbers are egregious lies (or both). Which is it?
Go be a mudblood somewhere else.
Great. Link to us the peer reviewed placebo studies, the peer reviewed control group studies, and the longitudinal studies proving they have SOME effect against the virus.
Otherwise you're just regurgitating CNN falsehoods based on lies and disinformation.
Since Delta, the efficacy of the vaccine has been in doubt. It seems to be completely worthless against infection with Omicron (and despite claims otherwise from both sides, there isn't enough data yet to determine whether it works against serious disease with Omicron). The booster is a scam; you're boosting your levels of antibodies with very poor affinities to current variants, but since antibody levels decay exponentially, you won't get those high levels for long, so the booster advantage will fade quickly.
The promise of mRNA was quick adaptation to new variants. They haven't done that -- we're still using vaccines based on an extinct virus strain -- so the advantage has been squandered.
Huh, finally someone I agree with.
As for the antibodies after the booster, it seems that initial levels of antibodies are a bit higher than after the second dose, so that may be a sign of hope for those who are at risk.