All Things CAF and Covid/ Covid Vaccine [merged]
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The last message from the Surgeon General definitely seemed to be hinting at it, particularly once Health Canada decides a booster is the new "fully vaccinated".
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Damn right it will - Moderna announced today that 2 jabs wasn’t very effective against Omnicron.
Hep B needs three jabs - if we need to keep boosting every year to eradicate this virus, sobeit.
QV
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Eradicate it... like influenza or other coronavirus'? It's still amusing to me a lot of you think it is a sound COA to take uptake advice on a product from those who stand to profit from that product.
QV
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Nothing I said is fiction.Haven't you run out of tinfoil yet?
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Sounds like eradicating Covid-19 may be possible.
What Will It Take to Eradicate COVID-19?
A group of New Zealand researchers say we shouldn’t rule out the “possibility of eradicating” COVID-19 from the world.
www.healthline.com
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You mean scientists with trial results, which get peer reviewed and then assessed by Health Canada specialists?
The majority of people work in for-profit businesses, doesn't mean they are wrong, and there are very real health and financial implications if the current vaccinations don't protect against different variants. But have a merry Alcan Christmas I guess.
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OldSolduer
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As far as I know and I admit I don’t know much is that viruses mutate and we develop some immunity.Sounds like eradicating Covid-19 may be possible.
What Will It Take to Eradicate COVID-19?
A group of New Zealand researchers say we shouldn’t rule out the “possibility of eradicating” COVID-19 from the world.
There are still outbreaks of the plague in some areas of the world
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QV
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This may sound strange to many of you, tinfoil even, but I want assurances these kinds of things aren't going to happen again:
www.militarytimes.com
And the present situation and how everything has been handled makes situations like the above much more likely.
Malaria drug causes brain damage that mimics PTSD: case study
A service member was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder but instead was found to have brain damage caused by a malaria drug.
www.militarytimes.com
And the present situation and how everything has been handled makes situations like the above much more likely.
QV
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And how has that worked out for influenza? In case you missed it, in 2020 influenza was practically eradicated... was this due to masks or social distancing? It certainly wasn't due to 40 years of flu vaccine uptake....
Colin Parkinson
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While being vaccinated appears to help with the impact of Omicron, it won't help the spread, the bad news is it's going to spread rapidly, the good news is the spread appears to peak quickly and drop.
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Yeah, I've wanted to comment on here and FB: Name me one company that doesn't operate for profits.
But, all those "alternative" medicines are free, right??
A major funder of the anti-vaccine movement has made millions selling natural health products
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Didn't you hear. We made the flu disappear. Nobody has caught or died of the flu in two years. No community infections, no social transfer. It's gone, disappeared. Don't worry, be happy!
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I've heard some complain about what the free market has been doing re: companies making tons of money from vaccines during high demand who also say, "we saw nursing shortages pre-covid because of socialized medicine." So the private sector would have done a better job in health HR and not wanted to make a buck under higher demand? Just like gasoline prices go down when more people buy, right?
RangerRay
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No no no! A proper tinfoil hat does not have a point on it! That will amplify your brainwaves to outer space, not protect them!
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