Comments by "Kevin Hicks" (@Hickalum) on "7NEWS Australia" channel.

  1. Firstly, the jab (like any viral infection), is an immunosuppressant. Which means … if your immune system is successfully suppressing an illness when you get the jab, then there’s a good chance that that illness will manifest itself after the jab. (Which is why deaths go up whenever a new jab or booster roll-out happens, and a lot of ppl get ill post jab, and many elderly get shingles, which is suppressed chickenpox). In the longer term, there is some concern that the sticky antibodies from the jab will bind to the common cold S-proteins, inhibiting your innate immune system which would otherwise deal with it. In the UK ‘The worst Cold Ever’ is hitting national headlines … Of course it is being blamed on lockdowns, not the jab.
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  2. And will these ‘high affinity antibodies … stick like velcro’ to the S-proteins of the common cold corona virus and hence inhibit the action of our innate immune system, degrading our capacity to deal with the common cold? Well … you won’t know the answer down-under until your next winter. Meanwhile, here in the UK ‘The Worst Cold Ever’ is hitting the national news … and it’s only October.
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