Re: Wuhan coronavirus outbreak hysteria
Posted: Sun Feb 21, 2021 8:25 pm
Oxford Professor Sir John Bell explained that COVID-19 mutations are a result of the virus adapting to COVID vaccines!
If this is true (a "reputable" professor that speaks the truth for a change?)...
The next thing you know, we need yearly vaccines to fight mutant viruses that were caused by the vaccines, that will create more mutants, for which we need new vaccines, etc.
These mutants could be even more deadly than the original magical COVID-19.
Maybe this could cause a genuine "pandemic" (instead of a media hysteria blown-up to mythical proportions): https://www.rt.com/uk/515824-covid19-va ... ts-oxford/
Another "reputable" professor, Marty Makary of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and Bloomberg School of Public Health, has explained that without vaccines the world is close to herd immunity. But in a strange twists forgets to reach the only possible conclusion from his analysis that there is no need to vaccinate the world.
Unless of course the COVID-19 vaccine is the only way to keep the "pandemic" from a coronavirus with a very low fatality rate going...
COVID cases have dropped 77% in only 6 weeks. Much faster than experts predicted. If a medication slashed cases by 77%, we’d call it a miracle cure!
Vaccination doesn’t explain the steep decline in January, as vaccination rates at the time were low and would take weeks to "kick in".
PCR testing has only found 10% to 25% of COVID-infections. Applying a case capture average of 1 in 6.5 to the 28 million confirmed cases, means that already 55% of Americans have reached natural immunity.
About 1 in 600 Americans has died of COVID-19, which is a population fatality rate of 0.15%. The COVID-19 infection fatality rate is about 0.23%. This suggest that already two-thirds of the U.S. population has natural immunity from being infected with the amazing coronavirus!
This would explain the fast dropping COVID infections.
Researchers at Sweden’s Karolinska Institute found that the percentage of people with T-cell immunity after mild COVID-19 infection exceeds the percentage with detectable antibodies.
Many people who were exposed to infected family members but never developed symptoms were even immune.
Herd immunity has been well-documented in the Brazilian city of Manaus, where already 76% were COVID immune from a previous infection. This significantly slowed the infection.
Even countries where "new variants" have emerged, like the U.K., South Africa and Brazil, see significant declines in daily new cases.
The risk of new variants mutating because of the experimental mRNA COVID vaccines could keep the pandemic going for decades: https://archive.is/Kjylu
.Most of the variants we have seen so far represent that kind of adaptation to a new species; it’s a bit like moving into a new apartment, you are shuffling the sofa around and making sure the TV is in the right place.
What we will see between now and the end of the year is a number of variants which are driven by immunological selection, largely by the vaccines, and that will add another layer of complexity.
We need to be conscious of the new variants, we need to be ready to make new vaccines if we need them, but I am pretty clear our existing vaccines are going to work to some extent.
If this is true (a "reputable" professor that speaks the truth for a change?)...
The next thing you know, we need yearly vaccines to fight mutant viruses that were caused by the vaccines, that will create more mutants, for which we need new vaccines, etc.
These mutants could be even more deadly than the original magical COVID-19.
Maybe this could cause a genuine "pandemic" (instead of a media hysteria blown-up to mythical proportions): https://www.rt.com/uk/515824-covid19-va ... ts-oxford/
Another "reputable" professor, Marty Makary of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and Bloomberg School of Public Health, has explained that without vaccines the world is close to herd immunity. But in a strange twists forgets to reach the only possible conclusion from his analysis that there is no need to vaccinate the world.
Unless of course the COVID-19 vaccine is the only way to keep the "pandemic" from a coronavirus with a very low fatality rate going...
COVID cases have dropped 77% in only 6 weeks. Much faster than experts predicted. If a medication slashed cases by 77%, we’d call it a miracle cure!
Vaccination doesn’t explain the steep decline in January, as vaccination rates at the time were low and would take weeks to "kick in".
PCR testing has only found 10% to 25% of COVID-infections. Applying a case capture average of 1 in 6.5 to the 28 million confirmed cases, means that already 55% of Americans have reached natural immunity.
About 1 in 600 Americans has died of COVID-19, which is a population fatality rate of 0.15%. The COVID-19 infection fatality rate is about 0.23%. This suggest that already two-thirds of the U.S. population has natural immunity from being infected with the amazing coronavirus!
This would explain the fast dropping COVID infections.
Researchers at Sweden’s Karolinska Institute found that the percentage of people with T-cell immunity after mild COVID-19 infection exceeds the percentage with detectable antibodies.
Many people who were exposed to infected family members but never developed symptoms were even immune.
Herd immunity has been well-documented in the Brazilian city of Manaus, where already 76% were COVID immune from a previous infection. This significantly slowed the infection.
Even countries where "new variants" have emerged, like the U.K., South Africa and Brazil, see significant declines in daily new cases.
The risk of new variants mutating because of the experimental mRNA COVID vaccines could keep the pandemic going for decades: https://archive.is/Kjylu