Different vaccine choices

[Johnny44]

So the Johnson & Johnson and Novack are the more traditional type vaccines where the Pfizer and Moderna are the MRna type.

According to a report I watched this morning with a researcher from the Government’s East Coast Bio lab the MRNA type doesn’t really become effective until you catch the virus.

The traditional type is effective more readily.

It it still seems odd they have cured the common cold now.

Additionally the FDA approved Ivermectin a few days ago.

[TxMedic]

mRNA vaccine builds antibodies. You don’t have to catch COVID for it to work.

[Johnny44]

No Sir, according to the guy in the report you will not have antibodies until exposed to the virus for the reprogrammed cell thing to work. And he said each time you are exposed to a similar Corona the system becomes stronger.

It was on Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson this morning

Its almost like they are attempting to produce something similar to the 60% of the human population that has T-Cell immunity except the folk with the natural immunity won’t ever show antibodies.

The Mrna vaccine is basically useless for that 60%, maybe helpful for the 38% that have a decent IGM antibody response, definitely useful for the remaining 2%. The other vaccine is what I’d opt for instead of the mrna.

I also got the feeling the mrna doesn’t last as long as the other type. Why take it anyway when the FDA approved Ivermectin is the undisputed cure.

If someone watches the program, let me know what it really says

[EarleyBird]

Good grief, why is everybody so obsessed with this? We'll all eventually get the 'rona. The overwhelming majority of us will have mild symptoms, if we even know/knew we had it. Some people, like a few in my family, will get pretty dang sick for a while and then be fine. Less than 1% of us will die from it. And the past year has proven that masks won't stop it, shutting businesses down doesn't stop it. It's here. The irrational panic is exhausting, for a virus we really don't even need a vaccine for.

[Johnny44]

Because “they” tell you to be obsessed.

[brokeno]

I had my vaccine last Friday second shot on the 12th. Vegas on 17th

[Johnny44]

I remember when Vegas was Vegas, that has been gone since the 80’s

[kae006]

Additionally the FDA approved Ivermectin a few days ago.

Source? Last I saw they approved it for onchocerciasis and strongyloidiasis but not viral infections.

[Johnny44]

I’ve seen it several places and to disassociate it from earlier this year the left media calls it head lice medicine

[kae006]

I’ve seen it several places and to disassociate it from earlier this year the left media calls it head lice medicine

Can you share a couple of those several places? I'm interested in reading it.

[EarleyBird]

The troll is baiting you, Johnny44. If she really wanted to find it she wouldn't need anyone to show her.

[kae006]

The troll is baiting you, Johnny44. If she really wanted to find it she wouldn't need anyone to show her.

I hope it makes you feel warm and fuzzy to name call. Did you find the link? I actually looked at the FDA's site for the approval but couldn't find it, and I'm genuinely curious.

[OldRiverRat]

Good grief, why is everybody so obsessed with this? We'll all eventually get the 'rona. The overwhelming majority of us will have mild symptoms, if we even know/knew we had it. Some people, like a few in my family, will get pretty dang sick for a while and then be fine. Less than 1% of us will die from it. And the past year has proven that masks won't stop it, shutting businesses down doesn't stop it. It's here. The irrational panic is exhausting, for a virus we really don't even need a vaccine for.

For the score!
Meanwhile while everyone is worried about the vac they are working on the next stage which is the required document proving you have been vaccinated which can then be linked to any other requirements that the fascist want to push on the people.


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