When not just one but two studies across the same time period independently verified the circulation of SARS-CoV-2 within the prepandemic period in Italy.....
There was a push to vaccinate the elderly in Italy the fall of 2019 with flu vaccines. I can’t help but wonder if they tested mRNA vaccines or possibly some experimental LAV within those lots, and if so, could that be related in any way to the evolution of SARSCOV2.
From my understanding, Antibodies are the body actively fighting the disease. You’ll lose antibodies relatively quickly. Cellular memory is what allows your body to fight the disease.
Yep. Office mate of mine came back to the office from a month in the Philippines on 2 Dec 2019. She came in wearing a mask; because she wasn't feeling well. Within 2 days, she was sick enough to stay home and it took her 2 additional weeks to recover. It then spread to 3 more coworkers who were all pretty sick for a couple of weeks.
The covid origins, early spread, mutant strains stories are the most "kayfabe" thing I could ever imagine.
Another element that this brings up with the consistency of test results reached by the different testing methods, is that (I guess depending on the sizes of the groups tested) the controversy regarding viable vs unviable testing methods (pcr in particular) is not an issue after all?
Also, does this finding put John Cullen's hypothesis to bed?
I do think this lines up with some things JJ Cooley has been saying. For me, (me= total layman) what JJ says about the different strains, etc is the only element that remains in focus. Everything else is so layered with confusion!
There was a push to vaccinate the elderly in Italy the fall of 2019 with flu vaccines. I can’t help but wonder if they tested mRNA vaccines or possibly some experimental LAV within those lots, and if so, could that be related in any way to the evolution of SARSCOV2.
Covid-19, a virus so severe and deadly it circulated worldwide undetected for 3 months.
No, it was detected many times in America ('vaping' deaths that had nothing to do with vaping, 'mysterious nursing home deaths,' etc.
The Chinese were just the first to identify it.
So reading this, Ethical Skeptic, and Jikky the Mouse, a timeline emerges.
-2018, a virus is made in a wuhan lab, where it gets into the world.
It gets ignored, and respiratory deaths are blamed on a “mystery virus” in local papers, and everything else under the sun.
-Hospitals quietly changed the protocol to stop administering Azithromycin for pneumonia, even though that was standard.
-Suddenly, out of nowhere, videos start coming out of China of relatively healthy looking people falling down and fish flopping all over the ground.
-Ventilators are pushed
-meds are withheld
-OTC and vitamin data is suppressed
Doctors are banned from social media, licenses revoked.
Death count rises.
*pandemic
Vaccine.
If this were a group of shady Italians, Guliani would have them in court on RICO by now…
And in November in the US..
What the hell was I sick with in November and why did I show no antibodies in March?
COVID was a cakewalk compared to that month long disaster I lived thru.
I got it right after traveling thru MIA and a couple hour customs line
From my understanding, Antibodies are the body actively fighting the disease. You’ll lose antibodies relatively quickly. Cellular memory is what allows your body to fight the disease.
Good question.. Through MIA from where?
St. Barths
And what did the doctors say, did they do other tests in November?
Yep. Office mate of mine came back to the office from a month in the Philippines on 2 Dec 2019. She came in wearing a mask; because she wasn't feeling well. Within 2 days, she was sick enough to stay home and it took her 2 additional weeks to recover. It then spread to 3 more coworkers who were all pretty sick for a couple of weeks.
The covid origins, early spread, mutant strains stories are the most "kayfabe" thing I could ever imagine.
Another element that this brings up with the consistency of test results reached by the different testing methods, is that (I guess depending on the sizes of the groups tested) the controversy regarding viable vs unviable testing methods (pcr in particular) is not an issue after all?
Also, does this finding put John Cullen's hypothesis to bed?
I do think this lines up with some things JJ Cooley has been saying. For me, (me= total layman) what JJ says about the different strains, etc is the only element that remains in focus. Everything else is so layered with confusion!
But this is fascinating and scary
The Huanan Seafood Market origin story is dead like the animals that they sell.