When I was a child the prescribed wisdom was get your child infected with every childhood disease possible; Measles, Mumps, Rubella, German Measles, Chickenpox, Mouth and Limb disease, Whooping Cough, Rotavirus, Diphtheria and probably a few more I can’t even pronounce. If by any chance you reached the age of 4 or 5 and you didn’t have all the diseases on the list, your parents would take you to what was then termed an ‘infection party’. In other words you would be taken to a play-day with a kid who was infected with whatever you did not yet have, catch it and tick that disease off the list. We also had a little booklet where the childhood diseases we had were carefully recorded (in handwriting). Vaccines were limited to Smallpox, Tetanus, Polio and Tuberculosis.
It is not easy to find statistical information on child mortality rates going back beyond the last 50 years, and certainly it is more difficult to find data sets showing aggregated causes of mortality rates. The general trend seems to be downwards but the causes for that trend are far from clear. Clean water, hygiene, better living conditions, better income, the list is long… The contribution of vaccines to this downward trend is not demonstrated by the information I could find. It would be interesting to track the changes in mortality rates of under-five year olds from childhood diseases, compared with mortality and injury rates from vaccines, or the growth in autism rate. Have we replaced one with the other?
As far as I know, being infected by any of the above childhood diseases would result in immunity for life. But when we talk about Coronavirus infection there is no clear information on how long immunity lasts.
Coronaviruses have been with us for thousands of years, some even suggest it’s millions. The fact that there are many cases of asymptomatic infected people and that the majority of people who get it experience mild symptoms similar to seasonal flu, suggests to me that the majority of people ALREADY have a degree of immunity to it as is.
Despite the PsyOp of mass mind control through trauma and fear, inflicted on the people of the world since Jan 2020, the facts remain – yes it is transmissible and infectious but the percentage of people dying from COVID-19 is very very small – less than 1%. And it seems overall yearly death rates HAVE NOT CHANGED!
The following presentation demonstrates the journey our body goes through from infection to immunity when it encounters Coronavirus.
According to Doctor Klioze (in the video above) there are 4 major surface proteins that can serve as potential antigen markers:
- Spike – S-protein
- Nucleocapsid – N-protein
- Membrane – M-protein
- Envelop – E-protein
If we are infected by Sars-coV-19 our immune system gets trained to recognise all those particles and develop antibodies for all 4 particles to combat the infection and develop a memory of this information until the next time it encounter a similar infection.
The m-RNA Gene therapy on offer however, uses only Subgenomic RNA sequence of the Spike protein.
To my mind getting infected by SARS-COV2 provides a far better protection than any of the vaccine currently on offer. RNA viruses are known to mutate, we already have at least 3 main variants, which render some of the currently developed vaccines utterly useless.
In an article published on 20.12.2020 by the guardian titled How does Covid immunity work and what does it mean for vaccines? Prof Danny Altmann, an expert in immunology of infectious disease at Imperial College London explains:
“The good news is the Moderna, Pfizer/BioNTech and Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccines have all been found to generate an immune response and to offer protection against developing Covid. What’s more, while seasonal flu requires a different vaccine each year because it rapidly mutates, there is little sign yet that this is the case for Covid.
Altmann said the new strain of Covid detected in England was unlikely to cause problems for vaccination, noting that the neutralising antibodies induced by the vaccine bind to many different parts of the so-called spike protein – part of the virus that helps it enter cells. “The mutation [in the virus] is predicted to make quite a small change to one little bit of spike,” he said.”
This was published 3 months ago and we already know this is not the case!
