Is Covid Vaccine Protection Durable?
People who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 are still benefiting from protection against severe illness, but relying solely on weak and short-lived antibodies means that protection is suboptimal and only temporary. Re-exposure to the virus or a vaccine booster may initially sustain protection, but not without increasing immune selection pressure on viral pathogenicity.
This is the third of a ten-part video series summarizing the key messages of vaccinologist Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche's new book, 'The Inescapable Immune Escape Pandemic -- Nobody Can Conceal The Science That Nature Is Now Desperate to Unveil -- Societies in Highly Vaccinated Countries Will Be Caught By Surprise.'
To illustrate how the new fake science has tricked people brought to us by Gates, Fauci, and Pharma, here is a conversation I had with a group of unenlightened individuals.
I was explaining to them my mother's method of making sure, at a young age, our bodies had acquired herd immunity with various childhood illnesses. She would take us to a home of a sick child that had, say, chickenpox; we were told to play with them. And, of course, sometime later, we, too, were ill with the same condition.
I remember her saying after recovering, "That one is done; only a couple more."
The people I addressed were younger and had young families, and everyone thought my mother was a child abuser. They were appalled. I could not convince them otherwise.
I was amazed at the lack of their knowledge on herd immunity. It was barbaric to them, not in modern society today would this be allowed, social services would be called and the children would be taken away. Children should be inoculated with dozens of concoctions to prevent disease, was their answer.
So you still feel the need that people get vaccinated even though many studies shows the risks outweights the benefits?