Covid 21?

[Gwin Ru]

COVID 21? 2:49

Nov 29, 2020

SPEAK Project

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=7L9WS407Dfs

Transmission mode: Vaccine inoculation.

[Gwin Ru]

EU Anticipates Too Many Vaccine Adverse Drug Reactions to Handle

by Robert
December 2, 2020

Will be unable to process adverse drug reactions (ADRs) effectively.
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EU Anticipates Too Many Vaccine Adverse Drug Reactions to Handle

Solution: A Contract for Them to be Handled by Artificial Intelligence
Penelope

“The MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare Products Agency) urgently seeks an Artificial Intelligence (AI) software tool to process the expected high volume of Covid-19 vaccine Adverse Drug Reaction (ADRs) and ensure that no details from the ADRs’ reaction text are missed”.

“For reasons of extreme urgency under Regulation 32(2)(c) related to the release of a Covid-19 vaccine MHRA have accelerated the sourcing and implementation of a vaccine specific AI tool…… it is not possible to retrofit the MHRA’s legacy systems to handle the VOLUME OF ADRs (Adverse Drug Reactions) THAT WILL BE GENERATED BY A COVID-19 VACCINE. (emphasis added) Therefore, if the MHRA does not implement the AI tool, it will be unable to process these ADRs effectively. This will hinder its ability to rapidly identify any potential safety issues with the Covid-19 vaccine and represents a direct threat to patient life and public health”.

Why do they expect that a high volume of ADRs will be generated?

And would it not be more sensible to determine the safety profile of a Covid-19 vaccine while the stable door is shut, rather than monitor the galloping horse once it has bolted?

Notice in quotes above appeared in Supplement to Official Journal of the EU.


MHRA = Medicines and Healthcare Products Agency

https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m4258/rr

(1) https://ted.europa.eu/udl?uri=TED:NO...:EN:HTML&src=0

[Gwin Ru]

Shocking Prediction from 2014 [Anthony Patch Interview] 9:06

Sep 10, 2020

DmiOnIsland

Highly Recommended Video. 2014 Anthony Patch Interview.

He is telling the exact story of what is happening right now. Word for word. Exactly the same...

Change everybody's DNA, what do they become, they become a hybrid.

The insidious part of this is that, once a person is injected, almost immediately their DNA undergoes transformation, almost immediately they lose all awareness of the fact that they have lost their independence.., to make decision on their own and to affect them on moral level, the moral independence, their beliefs, religious, moral, ethical, legal, all of those go away...

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=3shYs8AncR0

[Philippe]

Good to review this in the actual context.
So at 4:35 he says that a third strand of DNA is created and injected to modify the behaviour of the human.
Some questions or speculations rise:
- Are they sure this is possible? Or is it a desperate attempt? And should we be not that concerned about these attempts?
- What about cultures like the Chinese that behave already with group think and as if they are living in a hive. Would that mean they already have been modified and since how long ago? And now they try to do it with what is left of freethinkers in the western world?
- Or is all what is happening just to bring out the truth and get some more to wake up in their already trapped state? If so we are on a fantastic trip :-)

[Tintin]

Posted by Gwin Ru (here)
Shocking Prediction from 2014 [Anthony Patch Interview] 9:06

Sep 10, 2020

DmiOnIsland

Highly Recommended Video. 2014 Anthony Patch Interview.

He is telling the exact story of what is happening right now. Word for word. Exactly the same...

Change everybody's DNA, what do they become, they become a hybrid.

The insidious part of this is that, once a person is injected, almost immediately their DNA undergoes transformation, almost immediately they lose all awareness of the fact that they have lost their independence.., to make decision on their own and to affect them on moral level, the moral independence, their beliefs, religious, moral, ethical, legal, all of those go away...

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=3shYs8AncR0

Interesting.

At around 4 minutes in he talks about the extraordinarily thin gold coating on the third strand DNA which would facilitate improved conductivity. So, I muse: is that another possible reason why there was a major gold sell-off/buy-up depending on how you look at that, about a dozen or so years ago? The then UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown certainly allowed those reserves to move somewhere, and to whom I wonder

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by Tintin (here)
At around 4 minutes in he talks about the extraordinarily thin gold coating on the third strand DNA which would facilitate improved conductivity. So, I muse: is that another possible reason why there was a major gold sell-off/buy-up depending on how you look at that, about a dozen or so years ago? The then UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown certainly allowed those reserves to move somewhere, and to whom I wonder

Well, (a) the amount of gold involved would be minuscule (if such a "coating" existed, it could only be a handful of atoms thick), and (b) if there was a "coating" of come kind, it'd be a little like the sheathing (but extremely thin) round a copper wire. But that would stop the DNA from functioning, as it has to interact directly with everything around it. So I rather do suspect this is speculative nonsense.

[Gwin Ru]

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[Gwin Ru]

Belgian Minister of Health admits that the closure of shops had no health basis but was intended to create an electric shock in the population

by tts-admin | Dec 3, 2020 | 18 comments

by Lerebelle. — reseauinternational.net Dec 2, 2020

Machine Translation

Asked at the exit of the Concertation Committee this Friday, November 27, the Minister of Health held a speech which challenged many people, including his coalition partners.

Returning to the decision to reopen non-essential shops from December 1, Frank Vandenbroucke (sp.a) explained that “shopping did not really involve any risk when everything was well controlled”. Words to which the VRT journalist immediately reacted, asking why these stores had to close their doors on October 30.

“Because at one point we needed to make a shock decision, we needed an electric shock and that implied that we immediately close non-essential businesses,” retorted the Minister of Health, who also admitted that it was a “psychological” measure. The closing of the stores was not a health measure but an “electric shock” for the population

4:10
La fermeture des magasins n'était pas une mesure sanitaire mais un "électrochoc" pour la population 4:10

Nov 30, 2020

Guy Fawkes

Cette déclaration provient du ministre de la santé Belge. C'est la stratégie du choc. Si cette fermeture n'était pas sanitairement justifiée en Belgique, vous aurez compris qu'elle ne l'était pas davantage en France (mais chez nous, aucun ministre n'aura l'honnêteté de le dire). Source: RTBF https://www.rtbf.be/info/belgique/det...

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZY8sU5bWR2Y

Source

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... voila... nothing more than maintain a world population in a state of choc... a trance state!

[Gwin Ru]

'Autoantibodies' may be driving severe Covid cases, study shows

Ian Sample Science editor @iansample
Sun 13 Dec 2020 15.09 GMT
Last modified on Sun 13 Dec 2020 22.12 GMT

Scientists find aberrant immune system in patients with virus could also be cause of ‘long Covid’

A electron micrograph of the coronavirus. Scientists at Yale found that aberrant antibodies in patients with the disease wiped out helpful immune cells and attacked the body on multiple fronts. Photograph: National Institute of Allergy an/AFP/Getty Images

Dramatic levels of “friendly fire” from the immune system may drive severe Covid-19 disease and leave patients with “long Covid” – when medical problems persist for a significant time after the virus has been beaten – scientists have said.

Researchers at Yale University found that Covid-19 patients had large numbers of misguided antibodies in their blood that targeted the organs, tissues and the immune system itself, rather than fighting off the invading virus.

The scientists compared immune responses in patients and uninfected people and discovered scores of aberrant antibodies in the former.These blocked antiviral defences, wiped out helpful immune cells, and attacked the body on multiple fronts, from the brain, blood vessels and liver to connective tissue and the gastrointestinal tract.

Further tests revealed that the more “autoantibodies” patients had in their blood, the worse their disease. The Covid-19 patients had more antibodies that had turned on them than people with lupus, an autoimmune disease caused by similar wayward antibodies.

“Covid-19 patients make autoantibodies that actually interfere with immune responses against the virus,” said Aaron Ring, an immunobiologist at Yale and senior author on the study. Numerous other autoantibodies attacked parts of the body that are known to become damaged in those with the disease.

“We certainly believe that these autoantibodies are harmful to patients with Covid-19,” said Ring, adding that the harmful effects may well continue after the infection has abated, leaving patients with longer-lasting medical problems.

“Because antibodies can persist for a long time, it’s conceivable that they may contribute to the development of long-Covid diseases,” he said.

Ring partnered with Akiko Iwasaki, a professor of immunobiology at Yale, to screen 194 patients and hospital workers with varying severities of Covid infection for autoantibodies that targeted nearly 3,000 human proteins. Antibodies disable viruses by latching on to proteins on the virus surface, but autoantibodies are the wrong shape and mistakenly bind to proteins that are on, or have been released by, human cells.

Writing in the study, which has yet to be peer reviewed and published in a journal, the scientists describe how Covid patients had “dramatic increases in autoantibody reactivities” compared with 30 healthy hospital workers who did not have the virus. While certain autoantibodies in some patients were apparently present before Covid-19 infection, others appeared and ramped up as the disease progressed.

More than 5% of hospitalised patients had autoantibodies that weakened a key arm of the immune defence that is orchestrated by proteins called interferons. These patients were unable to control the amount of virus in their bodies and so developed more serious illness.

In two particularly grim examples of friendly fire, other patients had autoantibodies that targeted B cells, the cellular factories that churn out antibodies to fight the virus, while one patient had autoantibodies that appeared to wipe out many of their protective T-cells.

Rather than one type of autoantibody being to blame, the scientists believe that Covid-19 is worsened when many different wayward antibodies arise in the same patient. Tests in mice with some of the autoantibodies confirmed that they made the animals more susceptible to infection and more likely to die from the disease.

“The aggregate sum of these multifarious responses may explain a significant portion of the clinical variation in patients,” the authors write.

Scientists have long known that conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, lupus and multiple sclerosis are driven by the immune system malfunctioning and attacking the body. But less is known about viral infections and their ability to induce autoimmune reactions. Work is now under way to investigate whether autoantibodies are to blame for long-term symptoms in diseases like Ebola and Chikungunya, and also in cancer patients after immunotherapy.

Ring said that if Covid-19 autoantibodies endure in the body they might play a part in long Covid.

“Post-Covid syndromes could plausibly be caused by long-lived autoantibodies that persist well after the virus is cleared from the body,” he said.

“If this is the case, there are immunosuppressive treatments, such as those used for rheumatological diseases, that could be effective.”

Long Covid is thought to affect about 10% of 18- to 49-year-olds, rising to one in five among the over-70s.

Danny Altmann, professor of immunobiology at Imperial College, London, who was not involved in the study, said autoantibodies could well explain the variety of Covid symptoms and the longer-lasting ailments some patients experience.

“I consider this very likely, especially by analogy to Ebola and Chikungunya, where autoimmunity does seem to be a big part of the answer. A big part of our lab direction of travel for the coming months is trying to relate long Covid symptoms to autoimmune profiles,” he said.