23 August 2021
In last week’s post, I laid out the evidence that the currently-available experimental COVID-19 injections (including the Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Janssen-Cilag/Johnson & Johnson and Moderna shots granted provisional registration in Australia) do not prevent infection with and transmission of SARS-CoV-2, the virus associated with COVID-19, and therefore cannot achieve herd immunity.
In this week’s post, I will present evidence that these experimental injections are more than likely responsible for the development of new variants of SARS-CoV-2 that are resistant to any ‘immunity’ they may confer; and that they may be sowing the seeds for a devastating wave of serious illness thanks to vaccine-induced escape mutants and antibody-dependent enhancement.
Development of SARS-CoV-2 “variants of concerns” linked to use of ‘vaccines’
Mutation – that is, a change in the DNA or RNA sequence of the genome – is simply the order of the day for viruses, as it is for all other life forms:
Most mutations are harmful to the organism or biological entity that they occur in, causing them to be naturally selected out. Many are inconsequential, allowing them to persist. A small percentage of mutations confer a survival benefit to the organism or biological entity, causing them to become dominant over others of their kind, over the course of time.
The difference between mutation rates in animals – including humans – and mutation rates in viruses, of course, is that viruses reproduce themselves far more rapidly than their living hosts.
Viruses are non-living, and can only replicate themselves by gaining entry into the living cells of organisms and hijacking their cellular machinery on order to make more copies of themselves. Every time they replicate, one or more mutations can occur.
This rapid mutation rate allows viruses to adapt to conditions within an individual host with incredible speed, and also to refine their ability to transmit between hosts more efficiently:
So the fact that variants of SARS-CoV-2 have emerged is not at all surprising; it’s virology 101.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) and its partner agencies have been tracking the evolution of variants of SARS-CoV-2 since January 2020.
However, WHO only began designating some of these as “variants of concern” – that is, variants with increased transmissibility and/or virulence (disease-causing capacity) and/or resistance to vaccines or treatments – in mid-December 2020, coinciding with the beginning of the ‘vaccine’ rollout in Western countries.
Comparing the location of ‘vaccine’ trials – in which tens of thousands of volunteers were administered the experimental injections – with the locations in which variants of concern were first documented, reveals a pattern which is, to say the least, very interesting:
Variant of concern | Location first identified | Earliest documented sample | Characteristics | COVID-19 vaccine candidate trial/s; date/s enrolment commenced |
Alpha/B.1.1.7 | United Kingdom | September 2020 | Increased transmissibility, conflicting data on virulence | AstraZeneca; 28/5/2020 |
Beta/B.1.351 | South Africa | May 2020 | Reduced vaccine effectiveness, no impact on transmissibility | Pfizer; 29/4/2020 AstraZeneca; 28/6/2020 |
Gamma/P.1 | Brazil | November 2020 | Potentially more transmissible | AstraZeneca; 23/6/2020 Pfizer; 29/4/2020 |
Delta/B.1.617.2 | India | October 2020 | Increased transmissibility, conflicting data on virulence | Covaxin, Nov 2020 |
In other words, variants of concern emerged in all three countries which hosted phase 3 trials of the AstraZeneca injection, and two out of the six countries in which phase 3 trials of the Pfizer product were conducted. (The Iota “variant of interest” was also first identified in the US, which hosted trials of the Pfizer and Moderna shots, in November 2020.)
The fact that vaccination drives the development of viral variants is well established, and was freely discussed by virologists in the years BC (Before COVID-19):
But in addition to the natural evolutionary process by which random mutations in viruses gradually reduce the effectiveness of most vaccines over time, so-called “imperfect vaccines” or “leaky vaccines” – vaccines which reduce pathogen growth rate and/or toxicity but do not block infection – actually select for mutations that make viruses vaccine-resistant:
“Leaky” vaccines drive the development of more deadly variants
It’s not just vaccine resistance that is selected for by “leaky vaccines” such as COVID-19 jabs. More worryingly still, leaky vaccines are known to drive the development of more virulent variants, resulting in more severe illness and death:
The COVID-19 ‘vaccines’ currently available are all leaky vaccines, as I showed in Part 1. And researchers are now beginning to grapple with the question of whether ‘vaccinated’ individuals are indeed driving the development of SARS-CoV-2 variants that evade existing COVID ‘vaccines’.
A study published on 30 July 2021 in Scientific Reports drew the following conclusions:
And it’s just this scenario – large fraction of the population ‘vaccinated’, but uncontrolled transmission of the virus – which we are seeing now in the UK, US, Israel, Chile and Mongolia, among others.
As the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), admits, the Delta variant, which is now responsible for 80% of COVID-19 cases in the US for which genomic sequencing is available, can be transmitted just as readily by ‘vaccinated’ as by unvaccinated people.
In other words, it’s not the unvaccinated that are the “human petri dishes” brewing up potentially dangerous viral variants, it’s the ‘vaccinated’.
The much-touted ability of COVID-19 vaccines to reduce serious illness and death (if true, which is somewhat dubious), without preventing infection or transmission, creates the perfect storm scenario in which the virus continues multiplying within its host, mutating as it does so, and in the process “learning” how to evade the host’s incomplete immune response.
The mutations it thus acquires allow it to “evolve to become deadlier to unvaccinated hosts because it can reap the benefits of virulence without the costs.”
But don’t think for one moment that it’s only those who can’t or won’t receive a COVID-19 jab that may be adversely affected by this vaccine-generated “hot” variant:
And that’s exactly what the CDC’s analysis of the outbreak in Barnstable County, Massachusetts showed: 79% of the ‘fully vaccinated’ patients who became infected were symptomatic, and 4 of the 5 patients who had to be hospitalised were ‘fully vaccinated’.
Antigenic sin
“Antigenic sin” occurs when a vaccine generates antibodies to the particular strain of the virus used in the vaccine, but the person subsequently encounters a variant of the virus that is not neutralised by the vaccine-induced antibodies.
When people contract an infection, the natural immunity that they develop generally gives them durable protection, including to variants, because natural immunity results in antibodies to the entire surface of the virus, not just one element of it. In addition, natural immunity results in the development of T cells which combat the virus before it even encounters any antibodies.
In contrast, mRNA and viral vector COVID-19 injections are designed to elicit antibodies against only the spike protein of SARS-CoV-2, which just happens to be the part of the virus which is most rapidly mutating.
In antigenic sin, the vaccinated person’s immune response is so dominated by the vaccine strain of the virus that they can neither generate their own antibodies against the new variant, nor have those antibodies induced by a revaccination.
The consequences of antigenic sin are either anergy – a lack of immune response to the variant, resulting in persistent infection – or antibody-dependent enhancement – in which vaccine-induced antibodies, instead of preventing the virus from entering cells, paradoxically draw viruses into cells, facilitating infection and provoking a dangerous cytokine storm.
The UK’s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) claims that antigenic sin is a “less likely” scenario and that it has not yet been observed in COVID-19, yet the susceptibility of ‘vaccinated’ individuals to becoming infected with, and ill from, the Delta strain could indicate that it is indeed already happening.
Aside from the Barnstable County incident mentioned above, and described more fully in last week’s post, the recent report that 14 Israelis were diagnosed with COVID-19 just one week after receiving a third injection of the Pfizer jab (a so-called “booster shot”), with two requiring hospitalisation for treatment, points toward the possibility that vaccines that induce antibodies against the original Wuhan strain of SARS-CoV-2 leave people incapable of mounting an immune response against variants with substantial genomic differences, such as the now-dominant Delta strain.
As for antibody-dependent enhancement, a phenomenon that plagued the development of previous coronavirus vaccines, a recently-published study demonstrated that vaccine-induced neutralising antibodies (the kind you want) have a decreased affinity for the spike protein of the Delta variant, while infection-enhancing antibodies (the kind you don’t want) have an increased affinity – in other words, the perfect set-up for antibody-dependent enhancement.
There are concerning signs that antibody-dependent enhancement may indeed be emerging in people who have received COVID-19 ‘vaccines’:
Summing up
The current crop of COVID-19 injections do not stop infection with, or transmission of, SARS-CoV-2, are not capable of generating herd immunity; are almost certainly driving the development of more transmissible and possibly more virulent variants that sicken both the unvaccinated and the vaccinated; and hold the potential to unleash catastrophic consequences on the vaccinated through antigenic sin and antibody-dependent enhancement.
Universal uptake of these poorly-tested experimental products is not the solution to the manufactured “COVID crisis”. Returning to time-honoured policies of reducing exposure risk to the vulnerable, instructing people with symptoms to self-isolate, and allowing everyone else to go about their lives, along with implementation of evidence-based prophylaxis and treatment strategies for those who desire or require them, is the only tenable solution. And it has been right from the start.
6 Comments
Harry Fisher
19/08/2021Great article. I wish the commercial press would allow the public to know about all of this information.
Robyn Chuter
19/08/2021Unfortunately there are too many incentives for them to suppress it. Not only are there substantial conflicts of interest at the level of management and ownership (for just one example, see https://imoparty.com/channel_9_campaign), but the government is spending millions of our taxpayer dollars on media advertising for the jabs. I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s an understanding that that advertising would be pulled if a media outlet publicised information that contradicts public health policy.
John R Wallis
19/08/2021Thank you very much for this factual information, I will get it ti everyone that will listen to good reason.
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Robyn Chuter
20/08/2021Thank you John. Let’s both hope there are enough such people left in the world, to turn back the tide of insanity that has swept over us all.
Tiffany Drew
24/09/2021Brilliant article as usual. My question is what can we do to protect ourselves and our loved ones as the virus mutates into more virulent forms? I’ve heard of quite a few people who didn’t want to get the vaccine and didn’t that got very sick and died. I’ve supposedly had covid, but I’m thinking of my parents and others that are more vulnerable.
Robyn Chuter
24/09/2021Hi Tiffany
So far, the variants that have emerged are less virulent rather than more virulent; this is clearly demonstrated by the Public Health England Technical Briefings which show that the Delta variant is far less deadly than the previously-dominant Alpha variant.
As for unvaccinated people who supposedly died of COVID, a) were they in fact unvaccinated, given that a person is not defined as “fully vaccinated” until 2 weeks after their second jab; b) were they obese or suffering from metabolic disease; c) did they actually have any symptoms of COVID-19 or did they merely test positive to SARS-CoV-2 on admission to hospital for treatment of an entirely separate condition; and d) was an autopsy performed to confirm the cause of death?
Without the answers to those questions, I wouldn’t believe one word of the propaganda that spews out of the mouths of politicians, bureaucrats and the lamestream media.
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