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To: marcher who wrote (175797)	8/5/2021 1:02:39 PM
From: maceng2	1 Recommendation Recommended By Maurice Winn Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217588

<<unf...ingbelieveable!>> Your right, it's unbelievable. There are reasons for that. Pat Troop ncbi.nlm.nih.gov What happened when Covid struck? Was Pat's mobile disconnected because the battery was flat and the charger connection point worn out? Was it over a year before she managed to get a repair shop to fix the charging connection, so she could immediately call the authorities and inform them of the missing "blue print plan" for "new" SARS outbreaks? <<"Journalists had uncovered details of the blueprint through a request under the UK’s Freedom of Information Act.">> Which journalists? Was it Indiana Jones, fresh back from his adventures at the Temple of Doom? Well that story is just as believable as anything Google News prints these days. They have been told to "flood the channel" with the one and only approved official news. So that story is like the rest of the so called "news". Some more of it:- <<The 2005 blueprint, put together by the UK’s Department of Health, had made eerily similar predictions of what a SARS-like future virus – and potential outbreak – could mean>> Well if they visited the patent office documentation for April 19 2003, they could have found a really "eerily" fresh new SARS patent and 3 days later, Labeled as 28th April, a new fresh patent for the cure of SARS by Sequoia Pharmacutical where the cure was found before the desease was invented !!! United States Patent: 7151163 (uspto.gov) Yes, it was man made. 22 mins in the link given earlier. How "errie" as all of that? It gets a lot more "errie" then that too, if you listen to that link. and guess who "Sequoia Pharma" got rolled into? Clue: At least one of the companies attended Event 201 -g-

To: marcher who wrote (175797)	8/5/2021 7:08:19 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217588

just looked at the Swedish numbers for reference since some folks are holding up that nation as the correct model for countering CoVid Population 10M Total cases 1.1M (11% of total population) Death 14,000 (0.14% of total population) Take the UK as an example ...current numbers Population 67M Total cases 6M (9% of total population) Death 130,000 (0.19%) Should UK adopt the Swedish model, and without adjusting for life style, co-morbidity, and population density, then ... Population 67M Total cases 7.4M Death 93,800 Thus, I suppose, explains why UK decided for the burn-through approach. Question: is the UK doing the right approach? Answer: time shall tell. Some relevant news flow news-medical.net Research led by Asa Bjorndal from the Public Health Agency of Sweden investigated people’s antibody response after mild symptoms. The findings showed Immunoglobulin G (IgG) antibodies that target the spike protein remained stable after 8 months. But antibodies targeting SARS-CoV-2’s nucleocapsid protein waned over time. news-medical.net Researchers in Sweden have challenged the interpretation that variable non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs) and “herd immunity” protection are responsible for the rise and fall of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) epidemic waves in hard-hit locations where authorities have not enforced strict NPIs. Instead, they say that the herd immunity threshold appears to be much lower than previously thought. However, the team’s study also indicates that these thresholds are unstable and cannot be considered indicative of protection against emerging variants of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) – the agent that causes COVID-19. Sweden, arguably, did well against CoVid relative to almost all other nations in 2020, whether by total cases, death, or GDP.