An Interesting Paper On ChinCOVID Pseudo-Vaccines And Myocarditis

She says this was peer reviewed and accpted for publication, but that she chose to pull it and publish on Substack so that any backlash would fall only on her.


Is it possible to avoid heart damage from the COVID vaccine? Or do all COVID-vaccinated people have some myocarditis?
In the absence of extraordinary and deliberate measures to block ACE2 receptors and CD147 receptors and/or Caspase 3/7 activity, is it then possible to expect that cardiac pericytes and endothelial cells could escape the pro-inflammatory and pro-apoptotic effects of the spike protein, especially considering that protein’s perpetual regeneration in vaccinated people? Could a therapeutic be invented for vaccinated people to protect their cardiomyocytes and pericytes from spike protein damage, and to be dosed frequently enough to combat the body’s ongoing spike protein production? If such an expectation is not realistic, then mRNA vaccines that prepare human cells to generate an unknown supply of spike proteins for an unknown amount of time are to be treated with extreme caution and avoidance until better understood.


Much of her thesis is based on a point I raised in November last year, and more publicly here mid-December.

We don’t know much spike protein the body will produce in reaction to these pseudo-vaccines, nor for how long.

Instead of injecting a known quantity of a known protein to stimulate an immune response, this tricks the body’s cells into mass producing the proteins. How much? Who knows. It’ll vary widely from individual to individual. Delayed –for days or weeks — anaphylactic shock is a possibility.

Back then I was only thinking in terms of anaphylactic shock in response to all that foreign protein. But now we know about spike protein toxicity.

I think mRNA vaccines needed a lot more testing before going to mass human use. It’s a neat idea in theory, but I’m not sure enough that it’s ready for primetime to take it.

I stand by that statement today.

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Did you get the “Delta variant” of ChinCOVID?

How do you know? Did your doctor tell you?

How did he know? Did the PCR test lab tell him?

They’d better not have.


You aren’t legally allowed to know which variant gave you COVID-19 in the US, even if it’s Delta
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Service (CMS), which oversees the regulatory process for US labs, requires genome-sequencing tests to be federally approved before their results can be disclosed to doctors or patients.
[…]
So far, Wroblewski said, more than 50 public labs in the US are capable of sequencing coronavirus samples to detect variants. But she’s not aware of any labs that have completed the validation process to get federal approval.


In my niece’s case, they told her it was Delta because she had head and spinal pain, no fever. That’s real specific, huh? A retired RN said that sounded more like meningitis.

We’re told that Delta is now the most prevalent strain in the US. How do they know?

Is that based on CDC lab screening? Where are the tested samples coming from? What’s geographic distribution? How many samples?

Is it based on screening data from those 50-something labs given to the CDC , when they can’t give it to… you? Again: distribution and quantity of samples? The CDC doesn’t share that info.

On the bright side, we know they have test results from all states; but we know zilch about the number of tests per state, or the geographic distribution in the state. Do all of Georgia’s tests come from Atlanta, home of the CDC? What would that says about variants down in rural southeast Georgia?

Wouldn’t it be nice to know what that Delta dominance claim is based on?

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Smoke, Don’t Mask

That recommendation is facetious, but read on. Leslie Fish, long one of my favorite musicians, wrote a thoughtful blog post on COVID-19.


Mask-or-Aid
Concerning the ongoing pandemic hysteria:

Depending on which state you live in, you can be arrested if you show up in public without wearing a mask, or you’ll be ignored, or you may even be subjected to protests. Although close to half of all US citizens have now been vaccinated, the federal government claims that isn’t enough for “herd immunity” — especially considering the spread of the new Delta mutation of the Covid-19 virus — which is supposed to justify keeping everybody masked, no matter what. It’s understandable that a lot of people are annoyed and rebelling.


It’s well worth reading. One part, though, caught my attention.


So if you haven’t been vaccinated and haven’t caught the virus naturally, it’s best to catch as few of the viruses as possible — and this is where the masks come in. The virus lives in fluids, and your lungs, throat and mouth are perpetually wet; when you exhale, tiny drops of water vapor are floated out with your breath. If you don’t want to spread the virus, don’t breathe in other people’s faces — and if you don’t want to catch it, don’t let them breathe in yours. Masks, except for the heavy-duty hazmat kind, won’t catch all the water vapor in your breath, or anyone else’s, but they do cut down on most of it — and the more, the better.


Regular readers are aware of the difference between tiny droplets and aerosols, and my take on it. I wanted to leave a comment, but Leslie — like so many folks dealing with mass quantities of comment spam — only allows commenting with a Google login. (Regular readers probably also know my take on Google.)

What follows is the comment I wanted to leave.


Leslie, masks are actually remarkably ineffective at preventing aerosol dispersal; which should not be surprising, because that’s not what they’re designed for (to protect wearer, not other people). There have been many studies over the years that established this, but a recent one, with SARS-CoV-2 specifically in mind, found that different mask types had various degrees of effectiveness.

R95: 60%
KN95: 46%
Cloth (3-ply): 10%
Surgical: 12%

BUT… the kicker is that they tested with 1 micron aerosols. I called out the lead author on that. SARS-CoV-2 itself averages 0.125 microns, and other research showed exhalation aerosols in a range of 0.5 microns to 0.9 microns. It should be noted that 0.5 microns was merely the lower detection threshold for the apparatus they used. But especially note that the LARGER end of the range is still smaller than what cloth masks were only 10% effective on.

If you smoke, you can do your own mask test. Get a mouthful of smoke, put on a mask, and let it out. If you see smoke — 5 micron particles — the mask is useless for stopping viral aerosols.

Anecdote: My niece bought into all the COVID fear porn. She went nowhere without wearing a mask and gloves. She carried and liberally applied hand sanitizer. She was downright fanatical about “social distancing” (which, given the population density here, is kinda redundant). When she wasn’t using sanitizer, she was washing her hands. And she went through a lot of disinfection wipes sanitizing surfaces.

She got COVID-19. Remarkably, no one else in her household did.

Anecdote 2: I know a retired RN who happens to still have a great deal of medical supplies on hand, including boxes of medical grade N95 masks. Lately, she’s been going to some locations that require masks. Bear in mind that this nurse is known to rant about the poor emphasis which hospitals generally give infection control these days.

She doesn’t bother with N95s. She sticks with the cheaper procedure masks she also has, because that’s adequate to meet the hygiene-theater requirements.

Procedure/dust masks for viruses are like everyone using drinking straws as earplugs.

Since I mentioned smoking, I facetiously recommend smoking over masking. When several researchers started noticing that smokers seemed to be under-represented in ChinCOVID cases, I started tracking that in Georgia (DPH includes that in co-morbidity reporting).

Somewhere around 17-18% of Georgians smoke. All else being equal, you might expect that 17-18% of ChinCOVID cases would be smokers. As of 8/31/2021 the number is…

6.42%

Roughly a third of what you might expect.

The effect appears to be nicotine binding ACE2 receptors before the SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins can.


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These are the sort of people producing ChinCOVID “vaccines.”

A reader sent me a link to An oral history of Oxford/AstraZeneca: ‘Making a vaccine in a year is like landing a human on the moon’. That article is a little troubling.

“They soon identified the disease as being caused by a novel coronavirus.”

Yep.

“I remember thinking very early on that this was probably another influenza strain.”

No. It’s a coronavirus, not an influenza virus.

“We knew before the genome came that it was a new coronavirus”

Good. Glad you figured that out. But…

“They take the DNA sequence of the coronavirus spike protein from the Chinese lab”

That’s a neat trick. coronaviruses are RNA viruses. They don’t have DNA.

Just so you know, the Astrazeneca pseudo-vax is a genetically engineered adenovirus. They spliced in a new sequeonce to code for the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein.

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Turns out there may be something to that whole magnets on injection sites fad.

A few months ago, people were doing photos and videos claiming that strong magnets would stick to ChinCOVID pseudo-vaccine injection sites. Seemed silly to me, but some of the videos did look legit. Quite odd.

But now Spain-bottled Moderna pseudo-vaccines have been pulled for contamination. Apparently metallic contamination.


NHK, in a report published late on Thursday, cited health ministry sources as saying the contaminant was believed to be a particle that reacted to magnets and was therefore suspected to be a metal. Moderna has described it as “particulate matter” that did not pose a safety or efficacy issue.


That health ministry folks even thought of testing vials with magnets tells me that someone knew the “magnetic vaccine” effect was real.

I’ll make a WAG that somewhere on the production line(s) is a pump with bad bearings.

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[Corrected] Pfizer Vaccine: A Word To The Wise

If, now that there is an FDA-approved ChinCOVID vaccine, you are considering getting the jab, please take careful note of what you get injected with. If you read the approval notice carefully, you’ll see that the FDA did something very strange.

The FDA approved the Pfizer Comirnaty vaccine. It is based on the Pfizer-BioNTech pseudo-vaccine that has an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA). But they left the EUA in place, and said that the EUA version can be used interchangeably with Comirnaty. Which one you let them stick into your arm affects you legally.

If you receive approved Comirnaty and have an adverse reaction, you can might be able to sue Pfizer, depending on circumstances. (Edited: see S’ comment below.)

If you knowingly let them stick you with the EUA Pfizer-BioNTech and have an adverse reaction, you voluntarily accepted an experimental drug and you cannot sue Pfizer. (Don’t believe the leftstream media telling you that it not experimental. The FDA says it is; that’s what EUA means.)

If you asked for Comirnaty, and discover your provider jabbed you with Pfizer-BioNTech, see a lawyer about suing the living shit out of your provider.

Attention Lawyers: I foresee a huge “wrong vax” market opening up. Start drafting filing templates.

Attention Healthcare Providers: Start lawyering up now.

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The condemned ate a hearty last meal.

Two donuts! Totally worth it.


Krispy Kreme Offers 2 Free Donuts to People Showing Their Vaccination Card
Krispy Kreme is upping its previous offer to give a free donut to individuals who can provide proof they have received a vaccine for the Chinese coronavirus by now offering two in its latest effort to encourage mass vaccination.


Suuure.

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Fauxci: Pfizer for thee, but not for me.

Would a real reporter start challenging this psycho?


Fauci Endorses Mandates — ‘Enough Is Enough, We’ve Just Got to Get People Vaccinated’
Fauci said, “There was some poll that showed it, that about 30% of people who are not anti-vax, they were just waiting to get what they felt was the real final stamp of approval, which we just got today with the Pfizer product. And those 30% are saying when that occurs, they will feel very, very comfortable about getting vaccinated. So right away, you’re talking about 30%. I hope they come through with what the survey said.”


Just ask it; Doctor Fauci, considering that Pfizer did not do animal trials prior to human trials, eliminated their control group making long term safety comparison virtually impossible, and that VAERS is recording an unprecedented number of adverse reactions — including thousands of deaths — and that you yourself lacked sufficient confidence in that vaccine to receive it, as did nearly half of FDA and CDC employees… Sir, why should anyone else risk the Pfizer jab?

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A Vaccine Vaccine?

It’s pre-print, not yet peer-reviewed or formally published. So maybe it’s a joke. But a vaccine to protect you against the ChinCOVID “vaccines”?


A drug candidate for treating adverse reactions caused by pathogenic antibodies inducible by COVID-19 virus and vaccines
In a recent study, we reported that certain anti-spike antibodies of COVID-19 and SARS-CoV viruses can have a pathogenic effect through binding to sick lung epithelium cells and misleading immune responses to attack self-cells. We termed this new pathogenic mechanism “Antibody Dependent Auto-Attack” (ADAA). This study explores a drug candidate for prevention and treatment of such ADAA-based diseases.
[…]
In addition, the formulation has potential to prevent and treat the adverse reactions of COVID-19 vaccines because the vaccines can induce similar antibodies, including pathogenic antibodies. The formulation will be helpful in increasing the safety of the vaccines without reducing the vaccine’s efficacy.


Assuming this is real, it gives me warm fuzzies about the safety of the ChinCOVID pseudo-vaccines.

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Pfizer Pseudo-Vax APPROVED

This is criminal stupidity


FDA grants full approval to Pfizer-BioNTech’s Covid shot, clearing path to more vaccine mandates
The Food and Drug Administration on Monday granted full approval to Pfizer and BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine – becoming the first in the U.S. to win the coveted designation and giving even more businesses, schools and universities greater confidence to adopt vaccine mandates.


OpenVAERS

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