Vaccines didn't eradicate disease. The only thing they eradicated was herd immunity.
The entire goal of the vaccine program was to wipe a disease off the planet, to leave no dry grass anywhere for it to catch fire on. That goal failed. Anti-vaxxers didn't start getting loud until about ten years ago, and this program has been failing since long before that, through the 70's, the 80's, the 90's, the 2k's. It never actually worked.
Here's what actually used to happen. In America, you'd see something like one case in five hundred thousand, because most people carried lifelong immunity after having the disease once. A community needed enough new children born into it before the disease could circulate again, and when it did, that same community wouldn't see another case for years. That's natural herd immunity, and you cannot replicate it with vaccines, because of primary and secondary vaccine failure. Herd immunity requires lifelong protection, and this product was never capable of providing that.
So when these outbreaks hit, the first question has to be who's actually carrying this disease right now, symptomatic or not. Test everyone in the affected areas and find out. If the adults who were vaccinated as children have lost their immunity, that tells you exactly where these outbreaks are coming from.
@alixm
Oct 23, 2026 · 12:04 AM UTC
@delbigtree would you be interested in having a seminar at a local Amish community talking about the dangers in vaccines, this younger generation is starting to buy into the big pharma scam.....it is sad to see.
I can get it setup.
The review examines how subtle geometric distortions introduced during vaccine manufacturing, such as cross‑linking, folding shifts, or glycan alterations, may influence how the immune system is trained. The central idea is straightforward: the immune system learns from the geometry and dynamics of the antigen it encounters, and even small deviations from the natural structure can shape immune responses in meaningful ways. In brief: -Natural infection presents antigens in their native geometric and dynamic context. -Many vaccine platforms, unintentionally, alter that geometry. -These shifts can train the immune system on a slightly modified version of the target. -When the real pathogen appears, the resulting immune response may be less precise or less durable. The paper argues for a neutral, evidence‑based principle: prioritizing fidelity to native antigen structures may support broader, stronger, and longer‑lasting immunity. This is not a critique of existing vaccines, nor an endorsement of any particular platform. Rather, it is an invitation to consider how geometric fidelity could complement ongoing efforts to improve vaccine performance, especially as pathogens evolve and as research continues to explore new viral and immunological landscapes. The article is fully open access and may be useful to: -Researchers and developers working on next‑generation vaccine platforms -Public health professionals interested in factors influencing immune durability -Anyone examining how manufacturing choices shape immunogenicity and real‑world effectiveness
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The vaccine did not fail.
Mechanistically, it could ONLY provide systemic immunity, like so many other IM injections against respiratory pathogens.
The protection it can't provide, but is assumed, is the protection of mucosal surfaces in the respiratory tract. This can be measured by determining sIgA content in sputum and cellular responses. Practically no studies attempt to do this. This implies that the authors are not familiar with the concept of mucosal immunity.
All the vaccine does is reduce the systemic symptoms, which in some cases can be life-saving.
Natural mucosal immunity provides BOTH systemic and mucosal immunity.
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Del. You could be #vaccinated against a disease that makes you very sick or even kills you.
Del. Your own children are wide open to this.
Del. This is what ordinary people call common sense. For you it’s high science.
Viruses still get people. #vaccines killed smallpox.
