The Evidence is in! Experimental C19 Mass Vaccination Damages – Podcast with Dr. Jordan Vaughn and Dr. Stewart Tankersley
The time since the start of this experiment approaches eighteen months. Despite the promises of our ‘trusted’ health officials that preached a safe and highly effective genetic-based injection as the solution to this pandemic, their converts are being administered a fourth injection, and most of them, in the interim, succumbed to this ‘deadly’ disease thought to be avoided by their followers.
Given this, it is worth looking into possible blind spots in the gospel of injecting yourself into a safe, healthy existence. One of those traps or consequences is a phenomenon in immunology known as Vaccine Associated Enhanced Disease (VAED). Vaccine-associated enhanced disease (VAED) is a ‘rarely-observed’ phenomenon whereby vaccination promotes immune responses that exacerbate the disease caused by subsequent infection with the associated pathogen.
One type of VAED is Antibody Dependent enhancement and occurs when a vaccine produces antibodies that are non-neutralizing. Unfortunately, this is the scenario we are faced with as the genetic injections produce antibodies to the now extinct Wuhan strain of SARS-CoV2.
Today, we will discuss a recent paper by G Vanden Bossche, ‘Epidemiologic ramifications and global health consequences of the C19 mass vaccination experiment’. It is a worrisome picture of what to think about what could be coming in the near future. The silver lining is it does offer a solution and even a treatment to the damage caused by this injection to health and safety enterprise.
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