RE:RE:RE:RE:Timingmenoalittle wrote: Furthermore, considering that "natural immunity" (after recovery from an infection) is already proving to produce more effecitive and far longer lasting antibody protection than the mRNA vaccines themselves, this approach Theralase is taking makes a whole lot of sense.
What appears to be quite insane however (at least, to anyone with half a brain, it seems), is the fact that there is still no recognition or acknowledgement of the effectiveness of natural immunity. But, this is undoubtedly due to the prescribed "agenda" those in political power have in play.
The "prescribed agenda" you refer to presumably is "the money trail" -- isn't it always? How many with natural immunity? 40M, 50M, 100M? Would sure cut down on vaccine revenues. Amazing that it is not even part of the conversation -- ignoring things these days appears to be quite effective.