Coronavirus - maybe there won't be a vaccine

by flyingfish Wed Apr 29, 2020 4:56 pm

This is second hand reporting from the BBC, although it's in the press as well reasonable consistently. Essentially Hugh Pennington is of the opinion that holding out for a vaccine is not necessarily the best way to deal with the virus, and that a vaccine may not be possible or effective.
Coronavirus: Expert 'would not put money' on finding vaccine

"Many people don't really develop very much in the way of antibodies but they recover from the infection, which might suggest that traditional vaccines are not going to be particularly effective.

"I think probably the best thing we can hope for is a vaccine or a set of vaccines which will be partially protective, and they may not work as well in the elderly because most vaccines don't.

"So to put all our money on a vaccine as the way we can end the current crisis I think will be a mistake, because we may never get to that point."

It won't stop companies trying, because if anyone comes up with a working vaccine they'll make a fortune.

by **daveiron** Wed Apr 29, 2020 7:26 pm

I saw a vid on a 3 step process (seen so many recently I cant point to it)
however from what I recall the ist vaccine destroyed the immune system
cant remember the other 2 steps but it ended in death.
If this is coming from MSM It's highly suss.

by **Society of the Spectacle** Wed Apr 29, 2020 7:35 pm

One thing to remember when the topic of Vaccines comes up,
and that Horrible phrase
"Herd Immunity"
is thrown into the ring,
reply with
"What about Herd NON Immunity?"
and go on to mention the Immune supressing additives in Food the environment and especially Thermal Ink used in Cash till receits
( still handled and accepted by the Digital Money Loons )

ie,
Why are people so susceptible nowadays ?