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The news for Covid vaccines gets worse and worse · The Slippery Slope

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  Hi, I'm Jake Fallon and you're listening to the slippery slope
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  well, some more covid news or vaccine news, should have put it
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  that way. Hey Alex Berenson on his sub
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  Stacks reporting the news for covid.
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  Vaccines gets worse. And worse goes on to say that a
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  big study says, natural immunity protects against Omicron for
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  over a year. However, mRNA shots fail in
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  months and this is the third paper with all.
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  Awful mRNA data in a week, he asked when will the media even
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  pretend to care? I'm going to say they're not
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  going to pretend to care because they've already been given the
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  directions there told. Hey this is how we're going to
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  report things and you don't want to.
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  You don't want to wonder, you don't want to, you know, go any
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  other direction. Other than what we told you.
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  This is the way you have to report things so he says goes on
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  to say that two doses of covid. Vaccines offer.
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  No protection. Against Omicron infection and
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  may even increase the risk of infection within months.
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  And this is according to a new paper in the New England Journal
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  of Medicine. In contrast.
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  People previously, infected with earlier, coronavirus variants
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  had a fifty percent lower risk of Omicron infection that
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  protection remains steady even more than a year after the
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  initial infection, however, details of the paper are even
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  More devastating for mRNA shot Advocates than those top-line
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  figures. Now looking through this, this
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  paper, the New England Journal of Medicine, you've got to get
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  your head around all the that all the facts and figures that
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  they're using the differences as a function of time since the
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  immunologic event, which is the previous infection or
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  vaccination, showed rapidly waning vaccine protection.
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  You get that vaccine protection rapidly wines after the second
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  and third doses. However, this is very important
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  it says but slowly waning protection from previous
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  infection which just means you've got better longer lasting
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  protection. If you've been infected, you've
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  gotten over the virus, your protection, goes on for a long.
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  Lot longer. Then if you've only had, if
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  you've had your double dose or lock in Australia, where he
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  getting out third, and some places are getting their fourth
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  dose. As now you're getting rid of
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  protection, if you've been infected.
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  So it goes on to say a sensitivity analysis in which
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  previous positive, testing included both PCR positive and
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  Rapid antigen positive results, showed similar findings to those
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  of the main analysis. Which indicates that exclusion
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  of previous rapid antigen positive test.
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  May not have Vice their estimates and effectiveness of
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  previous infection and mRNA 1273 vaccination against be A1, and
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  b0 2, which are forms of um of covid.
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  And any Omicron infection the effectiveness of previous
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  infection vaccination and hybrid.
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  Immune immunity The in the analysis of mRNA 1273 showed
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  similar patterns to those of the analysis of the BN, T, 1, 6, 2,
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  b 2, which is the fires of vaccine which is all to say in
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  their discussion that previous infection with a variant other
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  than Omicron was associated with an approximately. 50% reduce
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  risk of infection, no difference in the protection of previous
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  infection. It gets Be a one and be a to
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  were discernible to those vaccinations.
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  And no previous infection had negligible.
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  Effectiveness against be. A 1 and B, A two.
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  Negligible. So what's the point anyway?
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  Guys didn't say but most persons receive this second dose more
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  than eight months earlier. So this is the excuse of but
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  they haven't, you know it's been eight months since I got the
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  second dose and this is why this is why this is why we've got
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  this reduce. We've got such a high risk of
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  being infected because they had their dose.
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  Eight months, eight months ago. The second dose however, a
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  person who has had previous infection, fifty percent reduced
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  risk of infection precious, but it goes on to say, these
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  findings are explained by the short-lived protection of
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  primary series vaccination against Omicron infections and
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  the most durable protection from natural infection.
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  So that again, these findings are explained by the short-lived
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  protection of primary series vaccination, against Omicron
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  infections. And the most durable protection
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  from natural infection as confirmed by the additional
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  analysis of protection, as a function of time after previous
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  infection or vaccination, basically the only way, the
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  vaccines can help you against. If you're constantly getting
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  them because they talking here they go on to talk about the
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  booster vaccines. So you you cannot just get
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  vaccinated have the double dose and leave it for 12 months.
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  You have to constantly every three or four months.
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  You have to get a booster and I'll go to ask what are the
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  long-term side effects of these vaccines going to be if every
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  three or four months they keep you know?
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  Rolling out the scare tactics as they're doing, Australia, here
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  of getting your booster every three or four months, get your
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  booster, get your booster. Get your booster.
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  Your body is just going to be full of these mRNA vaccines or
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  what you're going to be the long-term effects.
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  And yet the natural protection that you have from your body's
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  immune system with your body's immune system against Omicron
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  against covid. Is so much better so much better
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  than these vaccines and yet. Yes.
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  As Alex parents and said, when is the media going to actually
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  report on these things properly? When are they going to start
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  asking questions? When is the media?
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  And maybe, when are they going to hold our governments
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  accountable? When will media hold the
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  government responsible? Hold them accountable for giving
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  pharmaceutical companies, immunity from legal action for
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  giving us vaccines that don't seem to work properly that have
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  a lot of side effects that go under reported or maybe they get
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  reported, it seems like they do get reported back to a medical
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  and medical fraternities are and not inclined to act upon them.
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  Any more immediate as a reporter On the many more when or will
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  they ever hold a government's responsible?
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  Will these pharmaceutical companies ever be held
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  responsible? Because our own immune system
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  does a far, far far greater job, then the stupid vaccines that
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  they rolled out and what are the long-term side effects going to
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  be from these vaccines. I think we're going to start
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  seeing the issues become more and more prevalent within our
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  society. We need to start asking a lot
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  more questions about what is really happening to our bodies.
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  As a result of these vaccines, or they're being forced upon us,
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  start asking more questions. Keep holding the government
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  accountable. Keep holding these big
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  pharmaceutical companies. Accountable.
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  That's my opinion. Thank you for listening to the
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