I know it’s been a minute. I needed time to take in what was coming down the pike and put it all together in an educated way that was honest, yet did not come off as alarmist. If this post alarms you, I’m sorry in advance. I don’t have great news to share.

The reason I haven’t written in a while is because it’s been nothing but bad news coming down the pike. I’m very concerned for the vaccinated and I’ve not wanted to speak of it. If my hypothesis are true (and not just mine, experts far more educated and smarter than I are concerned as well), then there isn’t a whole lot to be done for that group at this point. If their immune systems are fixated and the new variants are easily bypassing their artificial immune response (as it very much looks to be doing based on objective data), there isn’t much to be done.

I share my thoughts, along with supporting data and studies in this post.

My initial warnings about how the vaccines were leaky and how Big Pharma themselves never proved that they stopped transmission where met with vitriol. “Anti-Vaxxer!” they screamed. God forbid we discuss actual mechanism of action of these interventions.

They’ve always been leaky, meaning they do NOT stop infection OR transmission. They are non-sterilizing.

So them telling us to do it for “the greater good” or “to protect grandma” is nothing more than propaganda. Sure, they were hoping in a reduction in transmission, and a few studies did show that for a hot second that might be the case, but that wish came and went. They do seem to decrease risk of hospitalization and death for the end user. Meaning the only people they are protecting is the user themselves. (I won’t get into the potential risks and recently release Pfizer data showing a different story on over all safety that we’ve been sold).

Vaccine efficacy is waning quickly, even with boosters, down to a matter of weeks only of protection. There are MANY studies on the topic, all showing the same fleeting response.1 2

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