Denmark Leads the Way Into a Post COVID-Paranoia World

Don't move to an area with cornfields! I, too, suffer seasonal allergies. On visiting family last Fall who live literally right next to a cornfield, I discovered how absolutely devastating corn is for allergies. As for deserts, beware the junipers; they can cause severe allergic reactions, too.

There's no inconsistency in being pro-vax and anti-Covid "vax". That's because the Covid "vax" is not a vaccine. It's experimental mRNA gene therapy. Completely different mechanism of action.

True vaccines stimulate your OWN immune system to create endogenous antibodies to attack the infectious agent, conferring long-lasting - and sometimes permanent - immunity. The Covid-19 experimental mRNA gene therapy, by contrast, injects you with an attenuated virus which has had a trademarked, lab-produced transgene inserted into its genome.

The virus - on being injected into a human host - transfers the transgene to the host's cells. This snippet of mRNA then hijacks the cell's own microscopic cellular machinery to produce spike proteins. Said spike proteins then direct the body - through a series of multiple steps - to mount a pseudo-immune response; but one that is predetermined by the transgene's creators.

This artificially induced immune response has a limited duration and only masks symptoms rather than provide enduring immunity. Thus - unlike most traditional vaccines - the subject requires booster, after booster, after booster; which, in turn, boosts the pharmaceutical companies' profits. Then, of course, there's the issue of all the side-effects - unintended or otherwise - that are coming to light in the wake of this untested, experimental mRNA gene therapy "vaccine".

Create the disease, fan public fear, then offer a "vaccine" that temporarily reduces symptoms, thus requiring frequent re-"vaccination" while the pharmaceutical companies make bank with each injection. Brilliantly played.

I come bearing receipts. Scroll down to pages 12 and 14 for the summary: https://www.fda.gov/media/146265/download