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DemocracyManifest's avatar

Remember the flip from

- "you won't get Covid" >>

- "breakthroughs are very rare" >>

- "breakthroughs are very common - and great for super-immunity"

Yes, negative efficacy in a pharmaceutical product is actually a GOOD thing!

Then the psy-op went into over-drive when mass vaccine failure meant the 'pandemic' continued, and policies of mass-masking, mass-testing and two weeks mandatory 'isolation' of the 'fully-vaccinated' took hold - and a booster was widely mandated*.

The 'pandemic' that Australia avoided started AFTER the worse-than-useless vaccines.

*Plus anti-virals with negative efficacy were added into the mix. It's normal to catch Covid when taking Paxlovid, after all. It means it's working. You just need to take it for longer.

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Joel Smalley's avatar

William of Ockham would probably have a thing or one to say about it too!

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