The Last Chance Of Freedom: The Hidden Danger Of Covid Shots

Tuesday, September 27, 2022

More research needs to be done on what is known as “original antigenic sin” aka “immune imprinting” which refers to how your immune system responds to repeated introductions of the COVID variants.

OAS describes the phenomenon whereby the development of immunity against pathogens/Ags is shaped by the first exposure to a related pathogen/Ag... subsequent infections with similar influenza virus strains preferentially boost the Ab response against the original strain... The critical role of primary exposure in shaping the composition of the Ab repertoire was also observed in animal models and in the context of other infectious agents.

When exposed to the original Wuhan SARS-CoV-2 strain, your immune system produces antibodies against that specific virus.
Similarly, if you got the jab, your body will produce antibodies against the viral spike protein formulated into that shot.
With each exposure to a new variant, the original antibodies get "back-boosted" so that over time, those antibodies come to predominate.

Some experts say they are concerned that frequent boosting with the original version of the vaccine may have inadvertently exacerbated immune imprinting.
The timing of vaccines may also need to be taken into account, as the nation moves from original doses to updated boosters.

In the video above, Dr. Meryl Nass reviews official data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which confirm that people who got two or three COVID jabs are MORE likely to get ill with COVID six to eight months after the last dose than had they gotten none.

It’s still far too early for a flu shot.
A vaccine dose given in early September may offer limited protection if the flu season doesn’t peak until February or even March, as it did during the unusually late 2021-2022 season.

With mass flu vaccination, the possibility of transmission is further exacerbated
There's no telling what kind of viral mutations the combination of a bivalent COVID jab and a quadrivalent flu shot might produce
One study showed that people who receive the seasonal flu shot and then contract influenza excrete infectious influenza viruses through their breath
This study highlighted the possibility that annual flu vaccination might lead to reduced protection against influenza over time, and that each vaccination can make you progressively more prone to getting sick

There's the possibility of suffering serious side effects from either or both of these shots.
Before the advent of the COVID jab, injury following influenza vaccination was the most compensated claim in the federal Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP).
Between January 1, 2006, and December 31, 2019, a total of 5,407 injury claims for flu vaccine were filed, 4,614 of which were compensated.
The flu vaccine was the riskiest vaccine out there.

Studies reanalyzing original trial data submitted to the FDA confirm the riskiness of these shots.
Most recently, a study in the journal Vaccine concluded the Pfizer and Moderna COVID jabs are associated with a 16% "excess risk of serious adverse events of special interest" over placebo baseline, on average.

In an open letter addressed to the CEOs of Pfizer and Moderna, the authors of the Vaccine paper call for the release of all clinical data, including individual participant data, so that a more thorough reanalysis can be made
The public has a legitimate right to an impartial analysis of these data

COVID shots also appear to be responsible for the rapid increase in excess deaths around the world.
In 2021, excess mortality was highest among 15- to 79-year-olds, yet COVID infection primarily killed the elderly in 2020
This strongly suggests the COVID virus was not a primary contributor but rather the experimental injections

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