MonkeyPox cases POST-vaccination

Deja vu, I have been in this place before 🎵

I wake up, and do my morning routine and suddenly something catches the eye, activates the neurons, and memories from early 2021 comes flooding the brain.

This reminds me of very early clinical trials for the mRNA vaccines, consequently the first waves of vaccination. It went like this.

• No breakthroughs, 100% protection

• 95% actually

• Well, breakthroughs happen bro, also 75% protection

• Well, protection wanes, you need booster also the virus is evolving we don’t know why

• Well, it’s kinda of our fault you need boosters for the rest of your life, thank you for all the business

There are many ways this can be happening, with evidence to back that up, first a paper a friend sent me.

Source

You can develop a real protection against pox viruses without T cells, which goes against the current dogma of quasi-religious vaccine dogma. This is in line with real world, clinical evidence. You get the virus once, or the vaccine, you are pretty much protected against new infections for a very long time.

John Paul @ThingsHiddenn

Poxviruses use decoy proteins that bind to Interferon receptors and avoid interaction with other cells. Would be a shame if there was another thing, going around, suppressing IFN responses. Montreal, Canada, also has a bunch of cases, Spain has 50 suspected cases.

May 19th 2022

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It has been my argument since Omicron arose that it was immuno suppressing everyone, so one plausible mechanism, with copious amounts of evidence by now (you will see in my next SARS piece coming today) would be the infection of SARS-CoV-2 disrupting both the Interferon signaling and expression, and pox viruses just binding to whatever Interferon your body produces to escape your immune response.

There are many other mechanisms that could explain this, if we analyzed just this single variable, but if we take into account previous SARS-CoV-2 research (which I covered here), and go beyond just one disease, well, it doesn’t explain it all.

One thing worth to note is the following, most people infect with MonkeyPox so far are gays, and among them 41% have HIV, at risk demographics will most certainly get vaccinated, especially people in this category. Leaving us with the following questions.

• Are these “breakthrough” infections vaccine failure, or failure of mounting an decent immune response because of HIV ?

• If breakthroughs keep rising, is the immune suppression at play at a larger scale.

• Or the one I am vehemently sticking to it, and would explain breakthroughs at large (and thanks to a very smart friend We have the possible mechanisms) ?

And of course, I couldn’t leave this out. Perhaps it is a little bit of everything…

I will keep a close eye towards this one.

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