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To: sense who wrote (3043)	1/31/2020 5:18:25 AM
From: sense	Respond to of 3350

AND A WARNING... The article in the prior post... also points out that there is a KNOWN NEGATIVE potential impact of feedback occurring between immunizations for the SARS/MERS/Corona complex viruses and future infections... in which being immunized for one... might provide a benefit in enhanced resistance for that one... but also might make the health consequences of future infections with that one... or others of that group... vastly WORSE. So... perhaps consider shorting those stocks running up on the announcements they're working on vaccines for this new threat... since the cure might be worse than the disease... and good luck convincing people that it won't be... Others, of course, are suggesting this virus was engineered specifically in order to create a market for selling those vaccinations... I will note that nothing in the recent articles debunks that potential... Worth looking for... would be Gates Institute funded organizations or research... companies... that might have had collaborative associations with the Wuhan laboratory... where it appears they may have been doing work on creating vaccines for Coronaviruses... and might even have taken those efforts to human trials in the area... as the article itself suggests might have occurred. The article (as others recently) notes that China is a favored destination for much of that work now... because they have lower standards for conducting research using live animals... and perhaps that trend in lower standards also extends to conducting ill advised human trials ?

To: sense who wrote (3043)	1/31/2020 5:27:08 AM
From: sense	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3350

"In the worst-case scenario, if the vaccination strain is more highly contagious and lethal, 2019-nCoV could become the worst example of vaccine-derived contagious disease in human history. With an uncharacteristic aysmptomatic prodromal period of 5-7 days, individuals returning from China to other countries must be forthright and cooperative in their now-prescribed 2-week quarantine." The potentials the article addresses... do seem to explain the behavior of the virus that we've seen thus far... I'm not ready, yet, to make the assumption the article does that mortality in China is likely to be significantly higher due to the existence of a still hypothetical human study using an innoculation program... but I have no argument at all with the hypothetical... IF it is true that happened... explaining why there might be higher mortality in China than elsewhere...