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You're being down voted but this is indeed part of the issue. Many in the military are against getting the COVID vaccine and are pissed they were forced to do i
by kilroy123 4y ago
You're being down voted but this is indeed part of the issue. Many in the military are against getting the COVID vaccine and are pissed they were forced to do it.
- croes 4y agoStrange if you think about all the other mandatory vaccines they got.
- Bender 4y agoUnpopular opinion but I don't think its strange and I say this as someone that received vaccinations in the military. The existing vaccines are well tested, have known side effects and interactions. The nCoV vaccines were tested in real time on people and continue to produce proteins 60+ days after injections. [1] The public are not allowed to discuss the topic and any company offering alternatives are shunned. I personally see this entire debacle as some people watched V for Vendetta too many times and saw dollar signs. This routine was basically identical to the fictional 3-waters + viadoxin. [2] [1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOxu09_JHpQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOxu09_JHpQ [video] [2] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrfm7y5nL30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrfm7y5nL30 [video]
- bloppe 4y ago"The public are not allowed to discuss the topic" and yet here we are... That video is a master class of truth twisting and lying by omission. Yes, the testing was accelerated by many factors, including massive guaranteed funding, intense competition, huge trial participant interest, the prior 10 years of research related to mRNA antigen delivery, including developing a more efficient regulatory framework for such drugs, but not lack of thoroughness.
- croes 4y agoThe 1st video is about the spike antigen that's still present after 60 days not that spike proteins are produced after 60days
- croes 4y agoBTW why do people fear the spike protein of the vaccines but not the spike protein of the virus? The same protein but with the additional dangerous rest of the virus and more and more severe side effects.
- camdat 4y agoCan you source "many"?