I asked a 20-something colleague at work whether she would get the shot when it was her turn. “No,” she said.
“I have
three relatives, older ones, who got the vaccine, and they all got sick. My one aunt got the needle and she passed out
and she’s not coming back. She’s
54. They just put her in hospice.”
One
hears these stories.
What
one never hears is an honest discussion of dangers associated with the COVID-19
vaccines. You don’t see it in the
newspapers either. The party line is
that any adverse reactions to vaccinations are mild and very rare, and the possibility
of death is NEVER mentioned in these media reports. In fact, according to CDC data (which probably
represents only a small fraction of the cases), two thousand Americans have died
and 14,000 have been hospitalized after getting the vaccine.
There
is real danger, and though it is possible the benefits of the vaccination
program outweigh the injuries and deaths from the vaccines, we are not allowed
to evaluate the information for ourselves.
We are not supposed to make any risk/benefit determination on our
own. That is for our betters to
decide. You know---Fauci, Biden, Cuomo,
Dr. Oz---all the really smart people who have our best interests at heart.
Every
state and many cities have a priority list for vaccination eligibility. Here, for example, is Philadelphia’s:
Philadelphia Phase 1a
- Paid
healthcare workers
- Residents
and staff at long-term care facilities, like nursing homes
Philadelphia Phase 1b
- People
who live and work in congregate living settings, like prisons, shelters
for the homeless, drug and alcohol treatment, psychiatric facilities,
rehabilitation, and specialized services housing
- First
responders, like law enforcement officers, paramedics, EMT’s and
firefighters
- Service
providers working with high-risk populations and attend persons in
their home or a congregate living facility
- Staff
at senior centers or day programs for seniors and those with intellectual
disabilities
- People
who are over the age of 65
- People
who have certain high-risk medical conditions like:
- Cancer
- Chronic
kidney disease
- Chronic
obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
- Heart
conditions, such as heart failure, coronary artery disease, or
cardiomyopathies
- Immunocompromised
state (weakened immune system) from solid organ transplant, HIV, use of
oral corticosteroids, or use of other immune weakening medications
- Obesity
and severe obesity (body mass index [BMI] ≥30 kg/m2)
- Sickle
cell disease
- Smoking
- Types
1 and 2 diabetes mellitus
- Down
Syndrome
- Pregnancy
- People
with intellectual disabilities
- People
who work in public transit
- People
who work in food distribution, prep, and service
- Teachers,
school staff, and licensed childcare staff
- People
who are customer-facing and work in high-volume essential retail like
pharmacies, hardware stores, big box stores, gas stations, automotive
repair shops, and similar retail.
- People
who work in manufacturing
- Clergy
Philadelphia Phase 1c
Beginning April 5:
- Sanitation
workers
- Maintenance
and janitorial staff
- Utility
workers
- Postal
and package delivery workers
Beginning soon:
- Higher
education staff
- Finance:
public facing, non-remote positions in the finance industry
- Transportation
workers such as airport and train workers and taxi or rideshare drivers
- Construction
workers
- IT
& telecommunications workers
- Members
of the press
- Legal
industry
- Public
health workers
Phase 2
Everyone who doesn’t fit into one of the
categories above is not currently eligible to receive vaccine. The full list of
those not currently eligible can be found in the Health Department’s COVID-19 Vaccine Priority Eligibility
Recommendations. The Health Department has announced that the
City will move to Phase 2 no later than May 1, 2021.
There is one important category of people you
won’t find on this list. I haven’t seen
them mentioned on any of the dozens of such lists from around the country. This is the category of “people who have already
had COVID-19.” Why not? Certainly they are worthy of special
consideration, aren’t they? Don’t they
belong in a category of their own? But
they’re not. If you are a “retail worker”
who caught the virus, you are no different from a “retail worker” who didn’t,
at least in the eyes of the authorities.
Why not? What is the purpose in vaccinating people who
have already had COVID and are thus immune?
The existence of such acquired immunity is the very first thing mankind
learned about disease. If Caveman Og got
the plague and somehow survived, he was not going to get that particular plague
again. He was safe for the rest of his
life. Humans have known this for tens of
thousands of years.
When you dig down, past the priority
list to the FAQs or the Further Guidelines, here’s what you find:
Q: Should I get the vaccine if I have already
tested positive for COVID?
A: If you have had COVID-19 infection within the
last 90 days, you do not need to receive the vaccine now. This is because it is uncommon to get
COVID-19 again within this time period.
However, after 90 days, vaccination is recommended.
Q: Are people who have recovered from COVID-19
immune from it?
A: The Centers for Disease Control and
Protection and its partners are investigating to determine if you can get sick
with COVID-19 more than once. At this
time, we are not sure if you can be re-infected. Until we know more, continue to take steps to
protect yourself and others.
(Source:
City of Philadelphia, Department of Public Health, Vaccine FAQs)
So let’s puzzle our way through
this. Since the beginnings of humanity,
we have understood that you don’t get the same disease twice. (We now know the reason: that memory B-cells
and T-cells remain in you, ready to mount an immune reaction if necessary.) The CDC, however, doubts this is true for
COVID. Or at least they consider re-infection
a possibility worth worrying about.
Why? And what has to happen to
convince them one way or the other?
Over the past 16 months, there have been
more than 131,000,000 cases of COVID throughout the world. It would take ONE case of reinfection for the
CDC to conclude re-infection was possible, but of course, there wouldn’t be
just one case. There would be several
million re-infections. And there haven’t
been. So what the hell are they “investigating?” The official position that the CDC is still “investigating”
this question is absurd. After 131
million cases, and the intense focus of research efforts and money on this
virus, there can no longer be a question about this. The CDC (and everybody else who has examined
the question), knows that once you get the ‘rona, you are immune. The CDC is lying. There is no other explanation.
The lies continue because the CDC, and
other public health authorities, are stuck with prior lies they have told, and can
only prop up those falsehoods by telling more lies. And so these lies continue to be told, until
the views of the public health authorities can no longer be taken seriously.
The result here, telling immune people
to get the vaccine, is particularly troubling, since we know two things:
1) If you had the ‘rona, you are
immune, and
2) There is a small (but real, and
potentially serious), danger from COVID vaccines.
From these two facts, one must
conclude that people who have had the virus and recovered from it should not
get vaccinated. It is irresponsible to
subject people in no danger from COVID to the peril of the shot, no matter how
small that peril may be. It will kill a
certain number of immune individuals who shouldn’t have gotten the vaccine but who
took it anyway because the CDC said they should.
The prior lie, the one that feeds this
vaccinate-the-immune program, is the lie of PCR tests, and the invented “cases.”
We will never know the total number of
phony COVID cases, but there aren’t that many pandemics where almost half the
victims remain in perfect health throughout their “infection.” Once the government decided to use PCR tests
to diagnose COVID (a function they were not designed for), it became inevitable
that there would be millions of people out there who never had the virus, never
developed antibodies, never produced memory B-cells and T-cells, but now
believe they caught the virus and recovered from it. ***
If the authorities told previously-infected
people not to get vaccinated, none of these PCR false-positives would get the
shot. But they should, of course, since
they were never actually infected. This
is why the CDC recommends that even people who caught the virus should get vaccinated---because
they know there are millions of false positive “cases” in the world who believe
they were infected but never were. The
CDC wants these vulnerable people to get vaccinated but cannot admit to them
that their positive PCR tests were false.
The cost of this deception is that many who truly are immune will also get vaccinated and some of them will die or be
seriously injured, for no reason at all other than to protect the CDC’s
rapidly-disappearing credibility.
***These
“asymptomatic” cases, for the most part, cannot be detected by rapid antigen
tests. This is viewed by the
bureaucrats, naturally, as a problem with the rapid antigen tests.
Copyright2021MichaelKubacki
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