Bobby. wrote on Mar 31^st, 2023 at 7:54am:


Ok I’ve been told this many times.

Explain why whenever we sat down (twice a day) with home based tests I would always come up negative and he would always come up positive? Even the kids kept testing negative.

This went on daily for 2 weeks.

Every time he contracted Covid19 too!

I’ve openly posted pics of these results AND I’ve posted on Facebook about this - in various groups too. It’s not just me! I’ve been accused of being an anti medication/pro herbal/anti vaxxer ...I’m not! I have a medical exemption due to a congenital heart disorder.

I’m all for antibiotics and panadol etc. I used to take Mersyndol in extreme instances of horrific pain as directed/prescribed by my doctor but that was before I had that surgery in my back. I’m not anti medication/pro herbal.

We’ve all had our usual vaccinations here. So I’m not anti vaxx.

What I don’t understand is why out of an entire family the only person here to contract Covid19 4 times is the same person who was jabbed FOR Covid19 4 times.

Possible explanations to date :

1. Natural immunity - some people have this.

2. Extra precautions taken by me to prevent cross contamination.

3. Hubby’s chronic jabs have helped us as a family by making his Covid19 infections NOT as transmissible. <— WTF??

* 4. We’ve probably all had it but it was with no symptoms whatsoever so in order to confirm 4. we need a blood test to check for antibodies.

* Ok so you know what I’m going to do now ... don’t you? I’m going to organise to get that blood test done. In fact I’m going to organise a full blood test (I have to anyway as I have Thalassemia - a Mediterranean blood disorder that has left me with chronic low iron issues).

Once these results come through I’m going to get back to you about theory no 4.

Carl D wrote on Mar 31^st, 2023 at 8:10am:


1. Yep. Go for it Carl!

2. And yes I TOTALLY AGREE!

AusGeoff wrote on Mar 31^st, 2023 at 12:28am:


But I recovered really well and didn't need the shots because my innate immune system did what it was supposed to do. Something that has evolved over millions of year FYI. A pity your immune system has been compromised because of the shots that protect you against what ?

In the cave man days what shots did they have to get us to this point in time ?? LOL

MeisterEckhart wrote on Mar 31^st, 2023 at 8:27am:


that was usually from a tooth abscess and not from convid

MeisterEckhart wrote on Mar 31^st, 2023 at 8:25am:



carl downs vaccines the way body builders down egg whites.

he thinks the definition of disease is the absence of mrna vaccine in his system

he thinks that if covid went away, every doctor and nurse could go on long service leave as they would be left twiddling their thumbs

At the start of the Pandemic:
you only had to be in an infected room for 1 minute and you'd get it and 1 week later you'd be dead -
the first Covid-19 was deadly -
it wiped out entire nursing homes and killed 100s of healthy doctors and nurses in Italy -

but later it morphed into Omicron which was a very weak version that we most people got
which acted as a free vaccine -
we didn't have to pay for any vaccines -
nature provided a free vaccine as it always does -
same happened with Spanish flu -
if nature didn't do that then the human race
would have been wiped out 1,000 times in ancient history.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Mar 31^st, 2023 at 6:49am:


Lauterbach had previously been in favour of mandatory vaccination, and
pushed for further COVID measures as late as last autumn, after most
countries had dropped lockdown restrictions.

While talking to ZDF, he was pressed on his previous stance that the
vaccine had no side effects. Lauterbach said this “was an exaggeration I
had once made in an ill-considered tweet,” and was keen to downplay the
numbers, insisting adverse reactions were still “less than 1 in
10,000 vaccinations..”

Bear in mind that most adverse vaccination events are relatively minor
and self-resolving within a few days:  joint or muscle pain; headache;
fatigue; chills; drowsiness; injection site pain. 

COVID-19 vaccine adverse events.  (Department of Health and Aged Care, 21 March 2023.)