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Aug 16, 2022Liked by Moriarty

I’ll be interested to see if they 1) mandate it , which I think now is political suicide. 2) If the UK brings us a new super doper strain 3) If any new outbreaks of disease that currently isn’t an issue pop back u again & lastly if Covid skyrockets after a few weeks from use. Glad it’s not my country going first

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Covid always skyrockets after mass vaccination, there is 1 and a half year worth of that data.

To your second question, it takes months for that to arise, if it happens usually, roughly 6+ months to odd diseases to just pop up, but that was first, who knows now when immune systems are suppressed from all sides.

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Don´t worry Dan Andrews and Dear Leader McGowan will be top of the list.

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1) I don't think so. Mandates will be the easiest to push through now. The blind believers will be on the fence. "look billions of people got the shot and nothing happened! Covid went down not so many deaths! etc." so I'm afraid this winter will be really the push for total mandate.

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BA.5 specific gene therapies. Be careful what you wish for

Oh this is exactly what you must avoid at all cost to avoid cardiovascular disease, renal disease, aortic aneurysms etc.

Researchers shouting a loud warning!

Structural evolution of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2: implications for adhesivity to angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 receptors and vaccines (aug 10th)

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.ejinme.com/article/S0953-6205(22)00290-4/pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiH78alpsv5AhXARkEAHdFjCSI4ChAWegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw2vO9lRrkMdU7MVsmZQPxdY

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That is not good and there goes down the drain the deattenuation thing. I missed that one thank you.

Also the RAS is directly implicated on mitochondrial dysfunction I couldn't connect the dots last year so I left at that.

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RAS is extremely important. The K-RAS oncogene is activated by vaccinal miRNAs. Nothing to see here, move along..

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Surely use of bivalent vax will simply put more sub-optimal immune pressure on the spike and drive immune escape and more infectious variants to emerge?

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Yes that has been the argument, mine especially, for quite a long while.

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Lmao check this out.

It's KP turned to 10. "This is fine"

https://www.bjanaesthesia.org/article/S0007-0912(21)00703-0/fulltext

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AD pathways and other neurological sequelae. Good find, think I'll pass on that thanks,😳

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I will too, but feel free to use anything I will link your Substack too. There is another long COVID paper (from here) they don't mention KP or RAS but has some nuggets of gold. Eric Topol shared a few days ago in case you want to look for it directly (I still have some things to attend to so might take a couple of hours for me to get you the link).

Thank you for always sharing good stuff 👍🏻

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Isn’t the UK approved bivalent mRNA-1273.214 based on BA1 spike (and WT)? Would this also be expected to exert closer binding to ACE2 receptors?

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No, the BA. 1 Spike is very poor at everything, that is why it is bivalent, because they need something else to actually elicit a immune response.

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But BA5 has 63x better binding affinity to ACE2 than Alpha?

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Yes compared to Alpha. For all intents and purposes BA. 1 is very poor at everything bad, it literally works as a live vaccine.

Anything after BA. 5 is getting some of the nastiness back.

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It seems like while the Moronic strains have been milder acutely, less hospitalizations and less deaths, there have been many more cases.

Evolution more contagious less deadly.

But, here is the butt.

While the Moronic strains have been less deadly acutely, they seem to have a greater harmful effect on the immune system in general, and this effect does not seem to be ebbing.

So if we is mRNA to program the body to produce more Moronic spikes, then there may be a greater risk of more long term immune dysfunction, which will not bode well.

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Aug 16, 2022·edited Aug 16, 2022Author

That has been my argument since... I forgot already. The after-effects of infection will knock-off 20% of the global workforce if we do a frequency analysis from earlier this year and add a leeway % for Long Covid.

My main concern in regards to using mRNA for other pathogens. The immune dysfunction the mRNA itself causes is enough to worry, since I doubt they found a better way to enter the cells besides turning off Toll-Like Receptors.

Also something a friend sent me.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1002/jmv.20499

Control+F - N Protein

On the more contagious less deadly, not always, and the shift in FC effector and FC receptor affinity worries me, but they are scattered between different papers, basically unvaccinated have affinity to one of the FCs, and vaccinated have to the other. Well, hopefully its nothing and you are correct and I am wrong.

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So....the mrna interventions focus solely on S Protein and cause immune amnesia etc so folks cant create antibodies for N protein and die. Am I getting it now?

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It’s hard to read that paper and not come to conclusion that the use of S1 based transfection as ‘vaccination’ has nefarious intent.

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We had our rubbish picked up late 2 times in the last month, and it was, according to the website, due to excessive sick leave. This is happening everywhere. Maybe I never noticed how many people were coughing on flights before, but so many people being off sick in Summer. This is insane. Imagine how bad it will be once they ration energy in Europe this Winter.

The mornings are already starting to get chilly so Winter is coming.... Gulp

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‘As I have warned before, this will impact the evolutionary…’

I read this as ‘will impact evolution.’ Probably that as well:-(

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Yes that thought crossed my mind, but I decided not to add that line. But yes, this will affect our evolution too, to what degree time will tell.

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The funny part is I watched Idiocracy 2 nights ago and we were all thinking that this is literally what California is becoming.

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Wow climate change is going to kill a lot of people in the next few years. I think the next step is that they will not allow travel unless you have this or that mRNA juice boost and essentially be stuck where you are. No doubt the "elites" will get a saline solution

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