Anyone get vaccinated?

[one.opinion]

21 minutes ago, Sparks said:

It is what will change your DNA.

False. It will not change your DNA. None of the vaccines will change your DNA.

21 minutes ago, Sparks said:

Vaccines are supposed to be antigens, and water. 

Many vaccines do contain antigens or parts of antigens. Some newer vaccines do not. I posted a direct quote from the CDC website showing this.

21 minutes ago, Sparks said:

A virus is active.

The adenovirus is a vehicle for delivery of the vaccine, not the vaccine itself. If the adenovirus was the vaccine, it would be completely ineffectual in mounting an immune response against a different virus.

21 minutes ago, Sparks said:

Nice chatting with you.

If you stopped spreading misinformation, chatting would be a whole lot nicer.

Edited April 27, 2021 by one.opinion

[one.opinion]

For those interested in how the Johnson & Johnson vaccine works:

https://www.vcuhealth.org/news/covid-19/johnson-and-johnson-vaccine-how-is-it-different

[1to3]

Take time to listen to the doctors who are honest enough to speak up.

- Dr. Roger Hodkinson  can be heard on Bit chute find it with the following title : This is the Greatest Hoax ever Perpetrated on an Unsuspecting Public” Dr. Roger Hodkinson (DELETED)

 

 

 

Also this can be found on Bit chute with the following titles:

 

-Canadian Doctors Tell The Truth About COVID-19

 

 

also

-87 THOUSAND DOCTORS - NURSES SPEAK OUT AGAINST COVID19

 

 

 

 

 

Edited April 27, 2021 by 1to3

[1to3]

The legal side:

Attorney Dr. Reiner Fuellmich on “This Infectious Disease Theater” & the People Behind It

by Stéphane Blais, Foundation for the Defense of the People’s Rights and Freedoms
April 19, 2021

https://truthcomestolight.com/attorney-dr-reiner-fuellmich-on-this-infectious-disease-theater-the-people-behind-it/

[Sparks]

22 minutes ago, one.opinion said:

False. It will not change your DNA. None of the vaccines will change your DNA.

Yes, it does.  That's the whole point of gene therapy, is to alter genes, and these really will. 

You have to remember, the RNA is synthetic in these 'vaccines' and very durable by comparison to typically fragile RNA.  It's not your grandma's old fashion mRNA, and they have no idea how long the spike protein will continue to be made. 

25 minutes ago, one.opinion said:

If you stopped spreading misinformation, chatting would be a whole lot nicer.

I am not spreading any misinformation. 

The CDC says the 'vaccine' won't interact with DNA, but then "other scientists believe that mRNA vaccines can enter and permanently alter DNA," and then they describe exactly how it happens.  If they are observing something happening, I think the CDC needs to perk up and pay attention, even if what they are seeing runs against current biological dogma. 

I am not a big follower of Dr. Oz, but he wisely said something like "50% of what I learned in medical school will change by the end of my career."  I think that applies to a great many things scientists observe over their careers.

[Marathoner]

And so a simple question posed by a wonderful sister in Christ and member of this forum devolves into more of the same... bickering and arguing. It really is terrible to witness. 

[Marathoner]

Here's an interesting idea: how about sticking to the topic and answering the question posed by @Debp? Save the fleshly banter for the dozen or so other COVID-related topics which invariably require moderator action, because some members can't seem to get along well with others. It always comes to this, doesn't it?

Edited April 27, 2021 by Marathoner

[one.opinion]

13 minutes ago, Sparks said:

Yes, it does.  That's the whole point of gene therapy, is to alter genes, and these really will.

But it is NOT gene therapy. Plain and simple.

 

15 minutes ago, Sparks said:

The CDC says the 'vaccine' won't interact with DNA, but then "other scientists believe that mRNA vaccines can enter and permanently alter DNA,"

Back up your statement with evidence. Who are these other scientists and where can we read about what they said?

[Sparks]

Just now, Marathoner said:

Here's an interesting idea: how about sticking to the topic and answering the question posed by @Debp? Save the fleshly banter for the dozen or so other COVID-related topics which invariably require moderator action, because some members can't seem to get along well with others. It always comes to this, doesn't it?

I don't really see any inflammatory speech in this thread.  Everything is calm.

[Sparks]

13 minutes ago, one.opinion said:

But it is NOT gene therapy. Plain and simple.

That's what they call it, and technically that's what it is.

13 minutes ago, one.opinion said:

Back up your statement with evidence. Who are these other scientists and where can we read about what they said?

They are about to publish a White Paper on this topic, but it's still preprint.  It's MIT, and Harvard researchers.   Other scientists are actually trying to censor the preprint now, which is not really how White Papers are supposed to work. They are supposed to peer review it, not hide it. 

Anyway, this is an article about it.  I am sure there are others, too. 

Could mRNA vaccines permanently alter DNA? Recent science suggests they might