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To: gg cox who wrote (24774)	5/10/2022 11:31:22 AM
From: teevee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 37592

Gallstone, My covid infection was confirmed by the district gov't health clinic. All immunologists state the best immunity is natural immunity. obtained by being unvaccinated and recovered from covid. As I said, good luck this fall as all vaccinated have vaccine compromised and over specialized immune systems. There are plenty of peer reviewed scientific papers on the internet that say so. Lets see if insurance companies and mortuaries continue to report in the next quarter a 20% increase in all cause mortality excess deaths. If so, it doesn't bode well for vaccinated longevity and life expectancy. Lets also wait and see the impact of the fall flu and covid season on the vaccinated.

To: gg cox who wrote (24774)	5/10/2022 11:40:01 AM
From: h_	1 Recommendation Recommended By Stephen O Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 37592

We have BC's data and the Danish study published in the Lancet confirming what is seen all over the world: the jabs are having no demonstrable effect on all-cause mortality. Why would any sane person subject themselves to a novel nano-lipid mRNA jab (from the biggest pfraudsters in history) that only failed in the limited animal testing, showing record numbers of adverse events orders of magnitude greater than ever seen before, whose human trials don't complete until mid-2023, while effective nutritional and therapeutic alternatives are readily available with a near 100% success rate?