New Covid strain coming, mutated 32 times, possible resistant to any vaccine

[OleCuss]

I'm scared for my children, this might be a good time to get them the vax

If you are serious? That'd be your decision but I've not seen data which convinced me that giving the vaccine to the typically healthy child is a good idea. Maybe I've just not seen the right stuff?

But as it stands right now I don't think the FJB variant is a particularly good reason to change one's course. Maybe when we've got a better idea of how it functions, but not right now.

[turbolxstang]

If you are serious? That'd be your decision but I've not seen data which convinced me that giving the vaccine to the typically healthy child is a good idea. Maybe I've just not seen the right stuff?

But as it stands right now I don't think the FJB variant is a particularly good reason to change one's course. Maybe when we've got a better idea of how it functions, but not right now.

I'm being sarcastic

[stix213]

When a vaccinated person is infected for real their immune system will eventually be targeting various epitopes on the whole virus ( though the initial response would be looking for the epitopes seen on the spike protein created by the vax ), no reason to believe that it would be restricted. Why would it?

The problem is it was revealed last month that vaccinated individuals who get infected are producing much lower levels of N protein antibodies compared to the unvaccinated. Testing for N protein antibodies was expected to be a good way to test the vaccinated if they had actually gotten infected with the virus afterwards, but they kept getting confusing results of not finding them in confirmed covid breakthrough cases.

There were recommendations made to increase the sensitivity of testing for N protein antibodies in the vaccinated, because they are usually either nonexistent or at such low levels that they weren't being detected otherwise. The vaccinated aren't producing a normal unvaccinated immune response to the virus, and they don't know why. There were several studies and articles on this topic late October.

[a1fabweld]

Zero
Fawks
Given

[heidad01]

Botswana?

Racist

China released the original covid virus purposly. Now, they were releasing another virus and decided to start it in Botswana.

[nedro]

Resistant to any vaccine?
So nothing has changed. OK.

[theLBC]

so tired of hearing vaccine vaccine vaccine....

the "vaccines" most get don't fight the virus the way normal vaccines work.
they don't cause your body to make virus specific antibodies.
they fool your body into making a part of the original virus strain (the bad part).

[Deadon]

This mutation was reported in HK on the 11th of November. This chit is already here. I'd bet money on it.
How would they even know? You go for a test and the same test is used for this. It doesn't go to a lab to see what strain it is. They pull random samples but if it's new what's the odds it would show up. The only reason it was found in HK is because people from South Africa were in quarantine and were tested. This is why it was first found to have spread there.

[sd_shooter]

Cases cases cases.

If the media would shut up no one would even know anything was amiss. It would be "flu season."

[theLBC]

[Sierra57]

so tired of hearing vaccine vaccine vaccine....

the "vaccines" most get don't fight the virus the way normal vaccines work.
they don't cause your body to make virus specific antibodies.
they fool your body into making a part of the original virus strain (the bad part).

I'm tired of the clowns who use the contradictory terms "The vaccine will keep you SAFE!" and "The vaccine was never meant to keep you from getting the virus!" practically in the same breath.

[Sierra57]

My buddy who has a background in public health and epidemiology feels that the vaccines are adding to new virus mutations.

[Paul_R]

My buddy who has a background in public health and epidemiology feels that the vaccines are adding to new virus mutations.

I think it's entirely possible, likely in fact, that various "vaccines" are new virus mutations.

[MJB]

I think it's entirely possible, likely in fact, that various "vaccines" are new virus mutations.

Yep
Don't f with mother nature she always has the last word or breathe

[elSquid]

The problem is it was revealed last month that vaccinated individuals who get infected are producing much lower levels of N protein antibodies compared to the unvaccinated. Testing for N protein antibodies was expected to be a good way to test the vaccinated if they had actually gotten infected with the virus afterwards, but they kept getting confusing results of not finding them in confirmed covid breakthrough cases.

There were recommendations made to increase the sensitivity of testing for N protein antibodies in the vaccinated, because they are usually either nonexistent or at such low levels that they weren't being detected otherwise. The vaccinated aren't producing a normal unvaccinated immune response to the virus, and they don't know why. There were several studies and articles on this topic late October.

https://news.ki.se/immunity-to-covid-19-is-probably-higher-than-tests-have-shown

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2020.08.017