and how/why vaccines have NEVER worked on any Coronavirus including colds and flu…

So if you are taking those jabs - you are kidding yourself and putting your own life in danger - for NO reason apart from filling Big Pharmaceutical Bank Accounts

https://x.com/iluminatibot/status/1875288079201923210?s=61&t=pr9sQbfDnRXI42Hsv2j...

aquascoot wrote on Jan 6^th, 2025 at 8:25pm:


If thats the case then he’s literally playing Russian Roulette…

Its all documented - Vaccines have never worked on any Coronavirus because they mutate so fast…

All you need to do is eat healthy and let your own body do its work..

The other thing thats all documented is that you have a 99.8% chance of just getting over C19 (if its even real) like a normal cold… we were ALL told this on Day One…

And i was just reading today - with all of the claptrap about china and C19 filling the hospitals - its nothing more than normal colds and flu…

But one mention of C19 and folks start running around like Henny Penny the chicken… 🐔

aquascoot wrote on Jan 6^th, 2025 at 8:25pm:


Yes.

The vaccines are very effective in keeping people out of hospital (or the morgue).

But, you should already know that by now.

Good evening Sophia.

There is no information anywhere these days about the number of currently infected people who are vaccinated or not and how many 'jabs' they've had.

You can still get Covid (repeatedly) regardless of how many 'jabs' you've had but, as has been pointed out here many times, the vaccines reduce the chances of ending up in the hospital (or the morgue) when you do get infected.

Affecting the brain? Yes, it can and does.

If you're on X then this lady is someone who knows all about what Covid is doing to the brain.

https://x.com/danibeckman

She sees it every day in her work.

As for Covid deaths - I'm sure that if everyone knew that between 14th October to 10th November 2024 there were 3,071 Covid deaths in 27 out of 234 countries that still report Covid deaths there would be cause for concern.

Just imagine how many Covid deaths would have been reported during that month if the entire 234 countries of the world were still reporting.

Pretty scary stuff for a pandemic that is supposed to be over and a dangerous SARS virus that the majority of people now believe is nothing more than "just a cold".

hay carl

how many covid vaccines will you need to make you immortal ?

hi carl

when you go to your GP, just get him to check you have a high level of vaccine in your blood.

this is your definition of "good health" 

Jasin wrote on Jan 8^th, 2025 at 6:37pm:


Exactly right - they are NOT vaccines… 💉

However…

They DESTROY your immune system and hence the turbo cancers, blood clots, myocarditis, heart attacks, strokes etc etc etc

SerialBrain9 wrote on Jan 8^th, 2025 at 7:11pm:



yeah

a few vaccines are good but crikey they are pushing a lot nowadays

a highly interfered with immune system is a wierd way to promote health

check out all the vaccines your immune system is now expected to deal with

even more if you are aboriginal


Childhood vaccines
Age      Disease      Vaccine      Information
Birth      Hepatitis B      H-B-Vax II (IM) or Engerix B (IM)      Within 7 days of birth (ideally within 24 hours).
6 weeks      Diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, Haemophilus influenzae type b, hepatitis B, polio      Infanrix Hexa (IM) or Vaxelis (IM)      
Pneumococcal      Prevenar 13 (IM)      
Rotavirus      Rotarix (Oral)      Dose 1 limited to 6-14 weeks of age.
Meningococcal B (Aboriginal1 children only)      Bexsero (IM)      
Prophylactic paracetamol recommended.

Recommended for other childhren - see the Australia Immunisation Handbook​​​            

4 months      Diphther​ia, tetanus, pertussis, Haemophilus influenzae type b, hepatitis B, polio      Infanrix Hexa (IM) or Vaxelis (IM)      
Pneumococcal      Prevenar 13 (IM)      
Rotavirus      Rotarix (Oral)      Dose 2 limited to 10-24 weeks
Meningococcal B (Aboriginal children only)      Bexsero (IM)      Prophylactic paracetamol recommended.
            
Recommended for other childhren - see the Australia Immunisati​on Handbook

6 months      Diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, Haemophilus influenzae type b, hepatitis B, polio      Infanrix Hexa (IM) or Vaxelis (IM)      Children ≥6 months with at risk conditions for invasive pneumococcal disease are recommended to receive an additional dose of Prevenar 13 – see the Australian Immunisation Handbook

Aboriginal children ≥6 months with certain at risk conditions may require an additional dose of Bexsero – see the Australian Immunisation Handbook
12 months      Meningococcal ACWY      Nimenrix (IM)      
Pneumococcal      Prevenar 13 (IM)      
Measles, mumps, rubella      MMR II or Priorix (IM or SC)      
Meningococcal B (Aboriginal children only)      Bexsero (IM)      Prophylactic paracetamol recommended.
            
Recommended for other childhren - see the Australia Immunisation Handbook​​​   
18 months      Diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis      Infanrix or Tripacel (IM)      
Measles, mumps, rubella, varicella      Priorix Tetra (IM or SC)      
Haemophilus influenzae type b      ACT-HIB (IM or SC)      
4 years      Diphtheri​a, tetanus, pertussis, polio      Infanrix-IPV (IM) or Quadracel (IM)      Children with at risk conditions for invasive pneumococcal disease are recommended to receive an additional dose of Pneumovax 23 – see the Australian Immunisation Handbook
At risk groups, adolescents and adults
Age/Condition      Disease      Vaccine      Information
All people with asplenia, hyposplenia, complement deficiency and treatment with eculizumab      Meningococcal ACWY      Nimenrix (IM)      See the Australian Immunisation Handbook for required doses and timing.

Additional groups are recommended to receive these vaccines but these are not funded.
Meningococcal B      Bexsero (IM)
>5 years with asplenia or hyposplenia      Haemophilus influenzae type b      ACT-HIB (IM or SC)      If incompletely vaccinated or not vaccinated in childhood.
≥ 18 years      Zoster      Shingrix (IM)      Eligible people ≥ 18 years considered at increased r​isk of herpes zoster due to an underlying condition and/or immunomodulatory/immunosuppressive treatments - see the Australian Immunisation Handbook
Year 7      Diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis      Boostrix (IM) or Adacel (IM)      
Human papillomavirus      Gardasil 9 (IM)      
Year 10      Meningococcal ACWY      MenQuadfi (IM)      
Pregnant      Influenza
Influenza      Any trimester.
Pertussis      Boostrix or Adacel (IM)      Each pregnancy between 20-32 weeks.
Aboriginal people
≥50 years      Pneumococcal      Prevenar 13 (IM) then Pneumovax23 (IM)      Prevenar 13: ≥50 years.
Pneumovax 23: 2-12 months later.
Pneumovax 23: at least 5 years later (see the Australian Immunisation Handbook​​)
Zoster      Shingrix (IM)      Shingrix: ≥ 50 years.
≥65 years      Zoster      Shingrix (IM)      Shingrix funded for people ≥65 years.
≥70 years      Pneumococcal      Prevenar 13 (IM)      Pneumococcal funded for people ≥70.
People with at risk conditions for invasive pneumococcal disease      See the Australian Immunisation Handbook for conditions recommended to receive Prevenar 13 and Pneumovax 23.
Influenza
Age/At risk condition      Recommendation      Information
All children 6 months <5 years      Annual influenza vaccination      Discuss influenza vaccination with other present family members.

Children aged less than 9 years of age who are receiving the influenza vaccine for the first time should receive 2 doses of the vaccine, 4 weeks apart.

For vaccine brands and eligibility see Seasonal influenza vaccination.
Aboriginal people ≥6 months
People with at risk conditions ≥6 months
≥65 years
Pregnant women