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To: arun gera who wrote (176338)	8/14/2021 7:16:09 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217719

Vaccine is not mandatory in China. People do it just as they do w/ masking (newly mandated but not necessary to be mandated as folks would do in any case), even as they socially gather etc etc and keep the economy turning around and around, because all good for them. They, in the aggregate, seem good with the CCP rule. China had licensed BioNTech mRNA at the get-go, so has factories ready to produce BioNTech-Fosun liquid, but has been testing the stuff, approval not yet, even after 12+ months. The CIA ought to do something useful and figure out why, as in what does the CCP, by inference, know about BioNTech-Fosun liquid that the BioNTech-Pfizer / GOP / DNC folks apparently do not. China vaxx is a deactivated virus ala traditional, and given China invented vaccination way back in ancient times, traditional means traditional, ala that which works as a vaccine, which must be accompanied by other helpful measures, like medical mask, also invented, you guessed it, by a Chinese doctor. China also got several mRNA vaxx under development by the folks who are working on anti-cancer stuff. Also undergoing testing that surely escaped Boeing 737Max. China is the last holdout on the Boeing mess google.com “Boeing 737 MAX test plane takes flight in China - Flightradar24” Yes, am being a bit naughty for a lighter moment. It is Sunday. In HK we have a choice, of CoronaVac by China, and the mRNA stuff from BioNTech. The government also ordered the AstraZeneca liquid at the get go but does not appear enthusiastic to call on delivery. HK has plenty of research talents to figure out stuff and is still deeply embedded in all things UK. Question, why not be enthusiastic on then AZ liquid? I do not know. I remain agnostic. Am not doing the deactivated-virus cocktail because I do not want to later find out that deactivated-virus and mRNA do not mix well, and that mRNA is the way to go. When I say am agnostic, I meant and mean I am agnostic.