"Current vaccines work well and should still be taken up by people, but our research suggests vaccines may need altering as we learn more about the virus."
Yup. Let's keep altering the "vaccine" and jabbing: wash, rinse and repeat.
Nearly all vaccines in use today have caused an increase in infections in the fully vaccinated as well as the too-young-to-be-vaccinated, by variants that cannot be stopped by prior vaccine-induced immunity. Nature always bats last.
"Current vaccines work well and should still be taken up by people, but our research suggests vaccines may need altering as we learn more about the virus."
Why is the above statement in the article in support of the current vaccines ??? The vaccines have not only failed, the vaccines are rushed, inadequately tested, dangerous, and driving the pandemic!
Aug 9, 2022·edited Aug 9, 2022Liked by James Lyons-Weiler
"Vaccine antibodies change the virus away from the extant strain. The virus then interacts with the unvaccinated, most of whom likely have antibodies to a prior strain."
[One could argue that the vaccinated thus pose a threat to the unvaccinated, jeopardizing their immunity. Or no? Immune escape would happen in any case?]
"Current vaccines work well and should still be taken up by people, but our research suggests vaccines may need altering as we learn more about the virus."
Yup. Let's keep altering the "vaccine" and jabbing: wash, rinse and repeat.
Nearly all vaccines in use today have caused an increase in infections in the fully vaccinated as well as the too-young-to-be-vaccinated, by variants that cannot be stopped by prior vaccine-induced immunity. Nature always bats last.
"Current vaccines work well and should still be taken up by people, but our research suggests vaccines may need altering as we learn more about the virus."
Why is the above statement in the article in support of the current vaccines ??? The vaccines have not only failed, the vaccines are rushed, inadequately tested, dangerous, and driving the pandemic!
"Vaccine antibodies change the virus away from the extant strain. The virus then interacts with the unvaccinated, most of whom likely have antibodies to a prior strain."
[One could argue that the vaccinated thus pose a threat to the unvaccinated, jeopardizing their immunity. Or no? Immune escape would happen in any case?]