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It says it right in your header: Do Not Comply

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Do not take ANY “vaccine”. Your body does not need them (or want them).

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One small comment, Astra is not an mRA vaccine. It is a viral vector vaccine that is basically an weakened virus. That is ancient technology even predating protein vaccines. The only new here is that they don't use a weakened version of COVID, but weakened adenovirus and glue the spike protein on it. OK, so not entirely ancient, as it si a new twist, but also not terribly new in how it interacts with the cells. It basically just infects some cells and makes sterile (as it is weakened) copies of itself. It hence does not suffer from the same side effects as Pfizer/Moderna for that reason. It does have its own side effects though.

In fact, it got a bad name due to the blood cloths, but depending on age and sex, it actually may not be worse than the mRNA. It is mostly female and mostly younger individuals. It also got a bad name as it was less effective, but that turned out to be a matter of dosing the shots 12 weeks apart. UK data showed when doing that it was equal to Pfizer. Last, mRNA vaccines have lower efficacy after a few months when antibodies naturally wane. Normally the cellular defenses would compensate only allowing for a small drop in efficacy but the mRNA vaccines show a greater drop. There are several studies indicating why this could be - no CD8 T cells in some people and a less optimal ratio of T vs B cells. The Johnson vaccine - also a viral vector - starts out lower, but shows very little sign of weakening. Most data show that Astra is like J&J, except it is two shots and slightly better. (And you can just as easily take to J&J if you really want.)

I've personally went for the J&J as Astra is not available in my country. As a male I don't have to fear the clots so much, but the mRNA has a very high risk for heart issues in (younger) males.

Novavax looks good in trials - good cellular and indeed no spike. But it also is a risk, as there may be unknown other issues. In general it does not matter as none of the vaccines protect you from getting and spreading it. Various countries seem to be slow in realizing this, and are still rolling out silly policies that differentiate between vaxed and unvaxed, even though both spread it almost equal. COVID is endemic, no more pandemic. It is not going away and it is waiting - just like with flu - until everybody has been exposed to it. Vaccines soften the blow, but just as everybody gets flu every X years, we all will get COVID in the next few years. No escape.

So if you are concerned - like I was too - about mRNA but do intend to take 'a' shot, I'd just take J&J/Astra and be done with it. They work well in limiting hospitalization and you get the government of your back. (Especially in Australia ... man am I glad not to live there!!!)

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Great article, thank you. Interested to hear your take on Dr Fleming's warning about Novavax and prion disease. https://brandnewtube.com/watch/atty-dr-fleming-covid-criminals-will-be-held-accountable-amp-warning-against-novavax_9uXJA2rHe2WNkaa.html

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This was our family’s strategy until I read about nanoparticles in adjudavants and also the partnership Nov has in the US with NIH.

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All of the Covid vaccines are poison. Mark my words. Don't trust Novavax either....

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