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- 0:05Hi, and welcome to the slippery slope.
- 0:08So last month I did an episode where Alex's parents and had
- 0:12asked why China wasn't using mRNA shots, and they're using
- 0:18more, the traditional traditional vaccines.
- 0:24So today's episode is going to be again with Alex Berenson, and
- 0:27an article is written in saying the title is no wonder.
- 0:31China isn't using mRNA shots very interesting article and the
- 0:37links will be up in the details for this podcast, including the
- 0:41links taking us towards the scientific journals where this
- 0:46information can be found. So the title as I said is no
- 0:49wonder China isn't using mRNA shots a jaw-dropping.
- 0:54In peer-reviewed paper shows China's old-school vaccine,
- 0:58produces a far stronger T Cell response to the coronavirus.
- 1:02Then the fires are bio in Tech. MRNA jab in the report Alex's
- 1:08that China's coat. Grow Novak shot cause people to
- 1:12make far more T-cells targeting the coronavirus, then those
- 1:15received by financial advisors mRNA shot.
- 1:19That's what the scientists in whole College Bound, although,
- 1:22which is only one, Data point, the study hints, the Chinese
- 1:26shot, which is based on older well-understood principles of
- 1:30vaccinology, May ultimately provide longer lasting
- 1:33protection. Then hastily developed mRNA Jabs
- 1:37from fisa and moderna now in this point where it says
- 1:41ultimately provide longer lasting protection.
- 1:44Now, we've all seen how you know, you get your double dose
- 1:48of the vaccine and then three months later, the telling you,
- 1:51hey you need to get a booster. And where I live in Australia
- 1:56and Queensland they're talking about the second lot of
- 2:00boosters. So within a six-month period
- 2:03you're getting four shots of one vaccine and then we're talking
- 2:07about these long lasting effects of covid, you know?
- 2:12And when and they keep discussing how you have to get
- 2:15vaccinated our media here. Keep blaming a death rates on
- 2:19people who haven't had their boosters.
- 2:21It wants a point when these vaccines when Are only lasts
- 2:24such a short period of time and that's what this this study is
- 2:28saying that it seems like from these data points that it seems
- 2:32like the older, the older style vaccinations last, what a lot
- 2:38longer, give you a lot longer protection.
- 2:41It goes on in here to say the study was published in a
- 2:44peer-reviewed journal called risk, respiratory allergy in
- 2:48November of twenty Twenty-One but it's surprisingly has
- 2:52received, no. You know, Lisa's unsurprisingly
- 2:56because hey the media don't want to and governments media and
- 2:59governments don't want to admit that these mRNA shots.
- 3:04You know, aren't as aren't as fantastic as what they make them
- 3:09out to be and maybe the older style vaccinations of the better
- 3:13way to go. So he goes on to say that it
- 3:15offers a rare head-to-head. Look at the immune system
- 3:19effects of the Chinese and the fisa covid vaccines.
- 3:23And which work in very different ways.
- 3:26So the conclusion is that vaccination with the BN T 1 6,
- 3:302, b 2 which is good the long form name for the MRNA.
- 3:36So that's the technology beside behind that.
- 3:39MRNA vaccines it. These inducers stronger humoral.
- 3:44Response has then coronavirus back which is the Chinese one
- 3:47but coronavirus back, induces higher CD4 and higher cd8 Plus
- 3:53T-cells responses to the structural protein, then the
- 3:57MRNA vaccines still goes on to say the humoral, response has
- 4:02antibodies the body's first line defense against infection.
- 4:06The MRNA vaccines are known to produce Supernatural levels of
- 4:10antibodies, giving rise to short-term protection that Fades
- 4:14within months. As I said these short-term
- 4:17protections, three months later and they're telling you have to
- 4:20get a back and a booster. Absolutely ridiculous t.
- 4:23Cells are a part of the immune system, crucial for producing a
- 4:27long-term immunity immunity and reducing severe diseases in
- 4:32people who are infected. The MRNA Jabs have been shown to
- 4:36produce relatively limited T Cell protection but this study
- 4:40appears to have been the first time, anyone directly compared
- 4:44them to the Chinese vaccine. So, the more traditional form of
- 4:48vaccination, the scientists, compared the immune responses in
- 4:52more than 700 people. Received either Corona vac or
- 4:55mRNA shots matching them by age and Democratic demographic data.
- 5:01As expect, they found very high levels of anti Spike protein
- 5:05antibodies. In people who receive the MRNA
- 5:08shot, the MRNA jab force ourselves to make large amounts
- 5:13of the Spy protein that sticks out of the shelf of the
- 5:15coronavirus. These proteins then causes the
- 5:19immune system to produce antibodies against it.
- 5:22However, the Coronavirus, Vac recipients.
- 5:25So that's the more traditional vaccine they had lower levels of
- 5:30anti Spike protein bodies, but they also had antibodies to
- 5:34other parts of the coronavirus even more importantly, when the
- 5:38scientists ran further tests on smaller group of about 100
- 5:42people, they found the coronavirus shot had sharply
- 5:46increased, the level of their coronavirus targeting T cells,
- 5:49which last far longer than antibodies.
- 5:54And the new T cells targeted both the spike protein and
- 5:57another important part of the virus, they included both CD4
- 6:02plus T cells which stimulate the overall immune response to
- 6:06infection and cd8 + T cells which directly attack infected
- 6:11cells. Meanwhile the MRNA jab produced
- 6:16an equally good response in only one of the four of those four
- 6:20types of T cells. That's amazing and it's amazing
- 6:25how it's amazing how we haven't heard anything about this study.
- 6:29Realistically, you know, why is it you have to ask question, why
- 6:34is the government Pfizer and moderna don't want this study to
- 6:37come out or haven't done any more of a comparison between the
- 6:41two different types of vaccination processes.
- 6:45So going on in this article, it says that in short-term trials,
- 6:49the MRNA vaccines reduced infections far more than the
- 6:52Corona back and a 6. And the second Chinese vaccine
- 6:56called sinner Farm bibp which is also an inactivated virus,
- 7:02vaccine the early results. The early results led to
- 7:06considerable chest-pounding about the superiority of
- 7:11Western, vaccines and biotechnology in general.
- 7:16But the real world data from the last year, has made clear that
- 7:21these mrnas shots Lose their protective effect quickly.
- 7:25As I said before, we've all seen it because they focus the body's
- 7:31immune system response on a small part of the coronavirus.
- 7:34They are also very vulnerable to new variants such as Omicron
- 7:39even after a third booster dose, has anyone else noticed how, you
- 7:45know, they're pushing these boosters constantly pushing and
- 7:48yet just a new VAR, a new variant comes out or, you know,
- 7:52every time Time a every time we're having our deaths, our
- 7:56death rate spikes in Australia, to always blamed on.
- 7:59All they have left the booster. We need a booster we're going to
- 8:02keep the talking about another boost.
- 8:04The article goes on to say in fact Western countries have
- 8:07faced a much harsher Omicron wave since December then
- 8:12countries such as Indonesia which use more Chinese vaccines
- 8:17than any other country except for China.
- 8:19Although in the last two weeks Omicron cases have Risen sharply
- 8:23in Indonesia. So this study was all done in
- 8:25Hong Kong and that's the only reason why they were able to do
- 8:28it because it's only in Hong Kong where you have the ability
- 8:32to vaccinate with the traditional Chinese, with the
- 8:36traditional vaccine, which is chinese-made and the MRNA
- 8:41vaccines. So, the Hong Kong study, may
- 8:44also help explain China's apparent reluctance as I did
- 8:48that other podcast on, so their reluctance to move forward with
- 8:51mRNA back. Vaccines either its own or those
- 8:55from a Dorner and Pfizer. So for 14 months after forsen,
- 9:00announced a deal to make the MRNA shot available in mainland
- 9:05China, Chinese Regulators have refused to approve it.
- 9:12It goes on to say, don't worry though?
- 9:13China will no doubt be glad to set up coronavirus clinics and
- 9:17pharmacies Across America. If we if we ask nicely but it's
- 9:21interesting. I do a lot of dual quite a few
- 9:25podcasts about China. It's interesting to watch what
- 9:28happens in China. I don't think the Chinese
- 9:30Communist Party can be can be a part of political party that you
- 9:34can trust at all, obviously the Communists.
- 9:37However, it's good. You have to, you have to look at
- 9:41what they're doing. In read between the lines.
- 9:43I mean, the question has to be asked why they haven't moved on
- 9:46if these mRNA vaccines so good. Why hasn't a government like the
- 9:52Chinese Communist party moved on to it especially when they've
- 9:55been able to develop themselves anyway, and why are they
- 9:58sticking with the traditional style of vaccines?
- 10:03This report May uncover, why exactly?
- 10:07They're doing it. And what is the what is the
- 10:09reason why we've got such a strong push for these mRNA
- 10:15vaccines? There's a lot of questions.
- 10:18My personal opinion is I don't personally trust these mRNA
- 10:22vaccines that's just my opinion. I won't get vaccinated by one of
- 10:27these new biotech vaccinations. However, Western Society,
- 10:32Western governments, We have forced it have mandated as we've
- 10:36all seen these vaccinations to be used these vaccines to be
- 10:40used. And now what are we seeing?
- 10:43Also New Zealand, Canada, Australia, America, all these,
- 10:49all these countries are all protesting these mandates and
- 10:52the use of these mRNA vaccines having no choice.
- 10:59I think is a lot of questions to ask you.
- 11:00It's very interesting situation. I'll keep you informed on the
- 11:05situation and let me know what you think.
- 11:07Thank you for listening to the slippery slope.