Sep 19, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
How many studies have I read over the past year that made me think: "If there were any real investigative journalists left in the mainstream media, this would be the scoop of the century."?
The boosters cause the immune system to see the spike proteins as a part of the body. The immune system does this to protect against auto-immunity. This causes the (already useless) IgG to convert to IgG4, which disables all immunity against the this spike-protein.
I think this is what is going on. The igG4 antibodies reduce the risk of severe covid, as that is an immune over-reaction (immune system attacks self).
But at the same time these IgG4 antibodies will allow infection with higher viral loads, as the virus is tolerated by the immune system.
Thus you'd expect to see lower incidence rates of severe covid, but higher incidence rates of damage caused by the virus itself or localised immune responses to clear infected cells (eg, myocarditis).
Sep 19, 2022·edited Sep 19, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
Though not directly connected with the topic of this particular post, the study did come out of Japan, and maybe an informed reader can help me with something I commented in more detail under Sage Hanna's post 'Documenting Mass Murder' ... I'm now in a Japanese hospital nearing midnight, and scheduled to have a thyroid tumor removed about 12 hours from now. The hospital is following the national mandates to require PCR tests of all admissions, and rejecting those admissions and medical procedures until those testing positive recover and test negative and/or show proof of vaccination. However, I was admitted first (after a couple of consultations with the surgeon and anesthesiologists last month), and given a nasal-swab 'test' after having already checked in, packed away my things, donned my pajamas, and was settling in for the surgery coming tomorrow.
Details about the testing procedure are under Sage's post, but I thought I would re-post one paragraph here because I am somewhat perplexed by Japan still using PCR and thought maybe a more informed reader here could shed more light on the business ... uh I mean ''testing'' situation ...
''Hmm ... just found out that though Japan pushes the PCR tests instead of RAT (Rapid Antigen Testing), 'official sources' claim to use a ''Rapid PCR Test'' which gives results in 2 to 4 hours, though I had heard some months earlier that Japan had outsourced its PCR tests from the U.S. or England, just like the vaccines. Still checking on that. I have never heard of a 'Rapid PCR Test' in the Anglo speaking news, though I have frequently heard of RAT tests in Australia. Does the WHO, CDC, FDA, etc. know of this 'new and uniquely Japanese' version of the 'Rapid' PCR? If so, what was the purpose of developing RATs in the first place? Or is the only thing new, the origami-kabuki show packaging of bullshit for the public? Depending on where you get your information, there are some 'interesting' gaps between what those sources say about time and accuracy of test results; for example these two sources of information ... https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/000747986.pdf (copy-paste for a DeepL web translation that is both free and more accurate than Google's) and this ... https://akiba-kanda.jp/eng/home.''
Much thanks Myra. It seems to be a common and successful procedure, but with all the sociopathic part of human nature I am still discovering, if things head south, I'm okay with that ashes to ashes thing. What's that old 'Blood, Sweat, and Tears' line ... 'There'll be one child born to carry on' ... or maybe hatched? 🤣 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgHnqTmKhoc
Has the “tumor” been diagnosed as cancerous? There are more commonly “nodules” that the thyroid develops to aid in doing its job under extreme duress from today’s lifestyles and diet. Thyroid surgery should be avoided unless more than 1 opinion.
Thanks for asking. They will not know if it cancerous until after a pathologist gets done with it a couple of weeks from now, though a biopsy about a year ago indicated noncancerous. The reason for surgery is because winter will come soon in Japan, and my work (post-retired Teacher's Aid for public schools) depends on keeping a clear voice. The cyst was not growing particularly quickly, but had now come to over 6 cm, and x-rays showed how much the esophageal airway had been squeezed shut, explaining why my throat was constantly dry and 'thirsty'.
In alignment with what you say, my own searches on the net showed the vast majority are not cancerous, and even among the few that are cancerous, most seem to respond favorably to pharmaceutical treatments. I just hope I can get by another winter here ... the only native speaker covering 12 public school in a little township in West Tokyo. I need all the volume and gusto I can get to keep some of the kids awake ... especially on those days when the god-awful text-book drives the curriculum.
Thanks! Yes, that first night recovering in post op was the worst, so jammed with tubes, I couldn't get a good night's sleep. But just about fully recovered, just need to keep that little plastic bag around my neck for drainage, and when that comes off, I'm back home.
That act of being put under general anesthesia probably has more impact on my psyche. I can't imagine how people of earlier generations could have come through the pain and trauma of blunt medical intervention. But then again, maybe that baptism of fire is what helped people to become more mature, more humane to others. If we can think of it as a thing at all, the mind is a mysterious thing.
I think they use that sentence to get through slimy ignorant fact-checkers and reviewers. Like even though the emperor’s clothes are obviously fashionable..... insert the real point here.
Sep 19, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
This fact is why the FEMA camps will be for the permanently infected. My dad is 3x with Pfizer, dealing with first bout of Covid, still testing positive 12 days after initial test.
Sep 19, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
It is important to note that 'severe Covid' isn't the same as 'bad Covid but even worse'. Severe Covid is the effects of the cytokine storm that occurs when the immune response to the infection becomes dysfunctional.
If there was ADE occurring you'd expect two things:
* Higher levels of 'ordinary symptoms' in infected individuals. This means 'more likely to have flu-like symptoms' but doesn't necessarily mean higher levels of 'severe covid'.
* Higher levels of problems arising from damage resulting from the infection itself. Given what we know about coronavirus infections this is likely to include myocarditis and clot-related problems, but might also include neurological problems.
Sep 20, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
Great work, as usual.
Also, thanks for having the ko-fi option. I wish more authors had some way to provide financial support outside of the monthly subscription. Just sent you a couple of cups.
Sep 19, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
Quick note NE - those mRNA chains are in Pfizer shot also (not just Moderna as implied in para 4); may have been in AZ too but we didn't have that in US so didn't pay it any attention.
Also good to know - I hadn't known anything about AZ shot - makes sense now knowing that J&J and AZ are same 'type' and presented similar adverse reactions (clotting).
"It leads one to wonder how many people experienced ADE after vaccination from small amounts of virus, which would not have caused a problem if they had remained unvaccinated. "
A good estimate is the number of people who got sick AFTER the first 2 weeks following their shots. Those early ones can be written off as immune system in the gutter effects but after two weeks they are supposed to be protected and a lot get sick. Just my SWAG.
How many studies have I read over the past year that made me think: "If there were any real investigative journalists left in the mainstream media, this would be the scoop of the century."?
Alas.
Yes, Pulitzer price winning...
"Pulitzer price" - ??? Freudian slip LOL?
It is worse, as reported in this video "anti-life" around 6:30 .. https://rumble.com/v1f7wwd-armor-of-lies-part-4-anti-life.html
The boosters cause the immune system to see the spike proteins as a part of the body. The immune system does this to protect against auto-immunity. This causes the (already useless) IgG to convert to IgG4, which disables all immunity against the this spike-protein.
I think this is what is going on. The igG4 antibodies reduce the risk of severe covid, as that is an immune over-reaction (immune system attacks self).
But at the same time these IgG4 antibodies will allow infection with higher viral loads, as the virus is tolerated by the immune system.
Thus you'd expect to see lower incidence rates of severe covid, but higher incidence rates of damage caused by the virus itself or localised immune responses to clear infected cells (eg, myocarditis).
Though not directly connected with the topic of this particular post, the study did come out of Japan, and maybe an informed reader can help me with something I commented in more detail under Sage Hanna's post 'Documenting Mass Murder' ... I'm now in a Japanese hospital nearing midnight, and scheduled to have a thyroid tumor removed about 12 hours from now. The hospital is following the national mandates to require PCR tests of all admissions, and rejecting those admissions and medical procedures until those testing positive recover and test negative and/or show proof of vaccination. However, I was admitted first (after a couple of consultations with the surgeon and anesthesiologists last month), and given a nasal-swab 'test' after having already checked in, packed away my things, donned my pajamas, and was settling in for the surgery coming tomorrow.
Details about the testing procedure are under Sage's post, but I thought I would re-post one paragraph here because I am somewhat perplexed by Japan still using PCR and thought maybe a more informed reader here could shed more light on the business ... uh I mean ''testing'' situation ...
''Hmm ... just found out that though Japan pushes the PCR tests instead of RAT (Rapid Antigen Testing), 'official sources' claim to use a ''Rapid PCR Test'' which gives results in 2 to 4 hours, though I had heard some months earlier that Japan had outsourced its PCR tests from the U.S. or England, just like the vaccines. Still checking on that. I have never heard of a 'Rapid PCR Test' in the Anglo speaking news, though I have frequently heard of RAT tests in Australia. Does the WHO, CDC, FDA, etc. know of this 'new and uniquely Japanese' version of the 'Rapid' PCR? If so, what was the purpose of developing RATs in the first place? Or is the only thing new, the origami-kabuki show packaging of bullshit for the public? Depending on where you get your information, there are some 'interesting' gaps between what those sources say about time and accuracy of test results; for example these two sources of information ... https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/000747986.pdf (copy-paste for a DeepL web translation that is both free and more accurate than Google's) and this ... https://akiba-kanda.jp/eng/home.''
Cheers from Japan,
— steve
More importantly, I hope your surgery goes well.
Much thanks Myra. It seems to be a common and successful procedure, but with all the sociopathic part of human nature I am still discovering, if things head south, I'm okay with that ashes to ashes thing. What's that old 'Blood, Sweat, and Tears' line ... 'There'll be one child born to carry on' ... or maybe hatched? 🤣 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgHnqTmKhoc
Cheers Myra!
— steve
Has the “tumor” been diagnosed as cancerous? There are more commonly “nodules” that the thyroid develops to aid in doing its job under extreme duress from today’s lifestyles and diet. Thyroid surgery should be avoided unless more than 1 opinion.
Hello Kateinhi,
Thanks for asking. They will not know if it cancerous until after a pathologist gets done with it a couple of weeks from now, though a biopsy about a year ago indicated noncancerous. The reason for surgery is because winter will come soon in Japan, and my work (post-retired Teacher's Aid for public schools) depends on keeping a clear voice. The cyst was not growing particularly quickly, but had now come to over 6 cm, and x-rays showed how much the esophageal airway had been squeezed shut, explaining why my throat was constantly dry and 'thirsty'.
In alignment with what you say, my own searches on the net showed the vast majority are not cancerous, and even among the few that are cancerous, most seem to respond favorably to pharmaceutical treatments. I just hope I can get by another winter here ... the only native speaker covering 12 public school in a little township in West Tokyo. I need all the volume and gusto I can get to keep some of the kids awake ... especially on those days when the god-awful text-book drives the curriculum.
Thanks again, Kateinhi
So far, so good.
Great! Sounds like nothing went South…
Get well soon.
Hi Myra.
Thanks! Yes, that first night recovering in post op was the worst, so jammed with tubes, I couldn't get a good night's sleep. But just about fully recovered, just need to keep that little plastic bag around my neck for drainage, and when that comes off, I'm back home.
That act of being put under general anesthesia probably has more impact on my psyche. I can't imagine how people of earlier generations could have come through the pain and trauma of blunt medical intervention. But then again, maybe that baptism of fire is what helped people to become more mature, more humane to others. If we can think of it as a thing at all, the mind is a mysterious thing.
Thanks again Myra,
steve
How exactly do the authors claim “ The authors say that whilst the preventative and therapeutic effects of vaccine antibodies are obvious”?
they are talking about the production of antibodies targeting the spike protein.
Production of antibodies doesn't confer preventative or therapeutic per say. It’s a leap of faith if you ask me.
I think they use that sentence to get through slimy ignorant fact-checkers and reviewers. Like even though the emperor’s clothes are obviously fashionable..... insert the real point here.
I thought the same thing.
This fact is why the FEMA camps will be for the permanently infected. My dad is 3x with Pfizer, dealing with first bout of Covid, still testing positive 12 days after initial test.
It is important to note that 'severe Covid' isn't the same as 'bad Covid but even worse'. Severe Covid is the effects of the cytokine storm that occurs when the immune response to the infection becomes dysfunctional.
If there was ADE occurring you'd expect two things:
* Higher levels of 'ordinary symptoms' in infected individuals. This means 'more likely to have flu-like symptoms' but doesn't necessarily mean higher levels of 'severe covid'.
* Higher levels of problems arising from damage resulting from the infection itself. Given what we know about coronavirus infections this is likely to include myocarditis and clot-related problems, but might also include neurological problems.
Great work, as usual.
Also, thanks for having the ko-fi option. I wish more authors had some way to provide financial support outside of the monthly subscription. Just sent you a couple of cups.
Thanks!
Quick note NE - those mRNA chains are in Pfizer shot also (not just Moderna as implied in para 4); may have been in AZ too but we didn't have that in US so didn't pay it any attention.
Yes but this study looked at Moderna vaccinated participants. AZ wasn't mRNA
Good to know; thanks for the update.
Andenovirus for AZ & J-J
Also good to know - I hadn't known anything about AZ shot - makes sense now knowing that J&J and AZ are same 'type' and presented similar adverse reactions (clotting).
J&J was a hollowed out human virus and the AZ one was a monkey virus so if you had AZ shots and developed a love of bananas, now you know why :)
ADE is about the worst outcome of a failed vaccine experiment.
...or perhaps the coming mass human infertility the likes of which mankind has never seen.
ADE - would not that be a goal of gain-of-function experimental drugs?
Gain of function vaccine for gain of function virus. The vaccine is the real chemical/ bioweapon
What about the adenovirus vector vaccines? J&J?
"It leads one to wonder how many people experienced ADE after vaccination from small amounts of virus, which would not have caused a problem if they had remained unvaccinated. "
A good estimate is the number of people who got sick AFTER the first 2 weeks following their shots. Those early ones can be written off as immune system in the gutter effects but after two weeks they are supposed to be protected and a lot get sick. Just my SWAG.
"antibodies are induced and persist for a long time in some individuals"
- did I misunderstand something or are they calling 98 days "a long time"?