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I'm very curious about the folks pushing vaccines 6,000 scientists signed the John Snow Memorandum which states “there is no evidence for lasting protective i
by tempnow987 5y ago
I'm very curious about the folks pushing vaccines
6,000 scientists signed the John Snow Memorandum which states
“there is no evidence for lasting protective immunity to SARS-CoV-2 following natural infection.”
https://www.johnsnowmemo.com/john-snow-memo.html https://www.johnsnowmemo.com/john-snow-memo.html
The CDC director is a signer here.
This is so obviously likely totally false it's mind boggling.
We've been told by experts that
a) masks don't work - despite the fact that they've historically worked against other airborne pathogens.
b) that a cloth mask is fine.
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and the list goes on.
I ignored this and believed in the "misinformation" of N95 with a vent which dramatically increases comfort and wearability.
Now we are are told that natural immunity from our immune system, which has handled MANY MANY influenzas and diseases of the past, doesn't work against COVID, despite evidence from things like SARS and MERS that the immune system remains pretty darn amazing with longer lasting protection.
You can't actually get hard data on this claim, despite insanely high case rates that should make analysis trivial.
So again a likely lie by the vaccine pushers, that if you've been infected with covid you are are not at reduced risk of re-infection.
I'll give it three months and watch them eat crow again.
Honestly, there is no excuse for this crap from those who insist on lecturing us about "dangers to society". We need honesty, integrity and facts, not lecturing, hectoring and lies.
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- thrwaway11212 5y agoThey are not necessarily wrong. (This is an anonymous account so I'll state my qualifications: none regarding medical stuff) I think coronaviruses we knew before were not immunizing either, which is why people catch the cold over and over (I catch it every year, sometimes twice a year). What's wrong is pushing simultaneously the view that natural immunity is not very effective against SARS-CoV-2, but that vaccines somehow are, which is indeed a disingenuous proposition on its face.
- flavius29663 5y agoThe gaslighting is so bad: they: we don't recommend people stick with just the natural immunity because we don't know how fast is wanes. also they: We do recommend vaccines for everyone, even though their efficacy is 50% after 2 months - because we know exactly what the effect is. me: But ...but....natural immunity is better all around, even if it's not "known" how much better. I'm watching the news and opinion pieces and I just don't understand why we're being gaslighted like this, and why people are ok with it. disclaimer: vaxxed and boosted.