Some stuff I found the past few days...
https://www.sott.net/article/446728-COVID-Mass-
Vaccination-Experiment-Prepare-For-The-Worst-With-This-
Health-Protocol
......The greatest shock in genomic science was to
discover that the human genome contains more viral than
"human" genes. That is, the human genome comprises
thousands of viruses that infected our distant
ancestors. They got there by infecting eggs or sperm,
inserting their own DNA into ours. Viruses are peculiar
things which, when examined under the microscope, can
appear very pretty or downright creepy, depending on
the virus. A virus may have DNA or RNA, and the type of
genetic material depends on the function and nature of
the virus. Some are very infectious, others are
essential for life. There is, for instance, a gene that
encodes for a protein that allows for babies to fuse to
their mothers during pregnancy - and it is a virus
gene . Where most genetic diversity is to be found is
in virus genes. Scientists estimate that there are some
1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 (one
nonillion = 10^30) viruses in the ocean, and
genetically they match almost nothing in genes from any
microbe, animal, plant or other organism - even from
any other known virus. All living things have hundreds
or thousands of genes imported by viruses. There is a
group of viral species known as retroviruses which
insert their genetic material into the host cell's DNA.
When the host cell divides, it copies the virus's DNA
along with its own. Retroviruses have "on switches"
that prompt their host cell to make proteins out of
nearby genes. Sometimes their switches turn on host
genes that ought to be kept shut off, and cancer can
result. What is known as endogenous retrovirus -
endogenous meaning generated within - are the viruses
that lurk in the genomes of just about every major
group of vertebrates, from fish to reptiles to mammals.
Back in February 2020, long before lockdowns were
rolled out in the Western world, someone made the
connection of how components of the SARS-CoV-2 spike
protein (glycoprotein S) are homologous to some of our
human endogenous retroviruses - the viruses that are
found in our DNA. Pfizer's mRNA vaccine is designed to
produce the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein in the human body.
Various researchers have brought to our attention the
concept of viral recombination: when two viruses meet,
they are very effective at exchanging genetic material
between each other and a new recombined virus can be
generated from this exchange. Due to the properties of
our own DNA, we might not just be looking here at the
arrival of a new recombined flu-like virus (the
coronavirus of the vaccine + a flu virus in our cells),
but - in the worst case scenario - to the recombining
of a virus that is far more deadly . Fragments of
hemorrhagic viruses that are thought to have caused the
Black Death (for more information see New Light on
the Black Death: The Viral and Cosmic Connection ), are
listed as part of vertebrate genomes. See for instance
the following paper: Unexpected Inheritance: Multiple
Integrations of Ancient Bornavirus and
Ebolavirus/Marburgvirus Sequences in Vertebrate Genomes
Vladimir A. Belyi, Arnold J. Levine, and Anna Marie
Skalka. PLoS Pathog . 2010 July; 6(7): e1001030.
Vertebrate genomes contain numerous copies of
retroviral sequences, acquired over the course of
evolution. Until recently they were thought to be the
only type of RNA viruses to be so represented, because
integration of a DNA copy of their genome is required
for their replication. In this study, an extensive
sequence comparison was conducted in which 5,666 viral
genes from all known non-retroviral families with
single-stranded RNA genomes were matched against the
germline genomes of 48 vertebrate species, to determine
if such viruses could also contribute to vertebrate
genetic heritage. In 19 of the tested vertebrate
species, we discovered as many as 80 high-confidence
examples of genomic DNA sequences that appear to be
derived, as long ago as 40 million years, from
ancestral members of 4 currently circulating virus
families with single strand RNA genomes.
Surprisingly, almost all of the sequences are related
to only two families in the Order Mononegavirales: the
Bornaviruses and the Filoviruses, which cause lethal
neurological disease and hemorrhagic fevers,
respectively. Based on signature landmarks some,
and perhaps all, of the endogenous virus-like DNA
sequences appear to be LINE element-facilitated
integrations derived from viral mRNAs . The
integrations represent genes that encode viral
nucleocapsid, RNA-dependent-RNA-polymerase, matrix and,
possibly, glycoproteins. Sometimes it's best to let
sleeping dogs lie.snip.....
Hold on to Your Hats: More Pseudo-reality Ahead The
vaccines currently being promoted by the media
constitute a literal medical experiment - particularly
the genetic ones. As such, they would ordinarily be
subject to years of trials and study. The only reason
this is being allowed to happen is because these
vaccines have been quasi-legally framed as
"investigational COVID-19 vaccines" and as such are
permitted under "emergency use authorization." The
Doctors' Trial, Nuremberg, 1946–1947.
Skeptics are correct: these vaccines cannot be made
mandatory without violating The Nuremberg Code ,
which states: 1. The voluntary consent of the human
subject is absolutely essential . This means that the
person involved should have legal capacity to give
consent; should be so situated as to be able to
exercise free power of choice, without the intervention
of any element of force, fraud, deceit, duress,
overreaching, or other ulterior form of constraint or
coercion; and should have sufficient knowledge and
comprehension of the elements of the subject matter
involved as to enable him to make an understanding and
enlightened decision. This latter element requires that
before the acceptance of an affirmative decision by the
experimental subject there should be made known to him
the nature, duration, and purpose of the experiment;
the method and means by which it is to be conducted;
all inconveniences and hazards reasonably to be
expected; and the effects upon his health or person
which may possibly come from his participation in the
experiment. It's important that everyone comes to terms
with the fact that true reality is now overlaid and
distorted by a global pseudo-reality , and that in the
largely mythical context of a perpetual "health
emergency crisis," appeals to basic human rights may no
longer protect us from exemption to "public health
measures." Last year left no doubt in my mind that
psychopaths rule the world . Supporting them are those
who look forward to being vaccinated because they rely
on authorities as their external moral compass -
regardless of said authorities being demonstrably wrong
on the science and cruel in their actions. Even if you
manage to hold out and avoid being vaccinated, keep the
above health protocol in mind for the worst case
scenario - a real pandemic sparked by genetic
recombination occurring in the vaccinated.
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https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/another-mutant-
covid-strain-discovered-japan-greater-tokyo-outbreak-
worsens
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2021-01-dont-covid-
mutations.html
https://www.edweek.org/leadership/will-new-covid-19-
strains-mean-more-cases-in-schools/2021/01
Will New COVID-19 Strains Mean More Cases in Schools?
An ExplainerBy Sarah D. Sparks — January 11, 2021 5
min read
.....So far, U.S. schools have largely avoided
widescale outbreaks during the pandemic, but three new—
and potentially more transmissable—strains of the
coronavirus may change that equation.As of Jan. 8,
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
reported 63 cases of B117, the COVID-19 variant first
discovered in the United Kingdom late last year. It has
reached California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida,
Georgia, Pennsylvania, New York, and Texas.To date,
there have been no U.S. cases of two other new
mutations identified this month: B.1.351 identified in
South Africa, and B.1.1.248, identified in Japan, but
all three new variants have sparked significant
outbreaks and, because of the potential rapid spread
among children, school lockdowns in other
countries.Here’s what educators need to know.What’s
different about these new COVID-19 strains?All three of
the mutations involve small changes to the proteins
which the virus uses to bind to cells, the little halo
of spikes that gives all coronaviruses their
name.There’s some evidence that these changes can
increase the overall viral load in an infected person,
which increases the volume of the virus expelled when
that person speaks or coughs.Tina Tan, professor of
pediatrics at the Feinberg School of Medicine at
Northwestern University and an infectious diseases
physician at Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, said
higher viral loads under new strains are likely to lead
to a greater risk of so-called “super-spreader” events,
if an infected person is in close quarters with a large
group of people without masks and social distancing.
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The United Kingdom’s New and Emerging Respiratory
Threats Advisory Group found the U.K. mutation’s
infection rate is 67 percent to 75 percent higher than
the original strain. The World Health Organization
reports the South African variant has 40 percent to 90
percent higher infection rate. (It’s not yet clear how
infectious the Japan strain is, but it seems similarly
more contagious than the standard strain.)However, the
new strains may not be more virulent. “Viruses are
constantly mutating, but … it’s kind of a give-and-take
thing,” Tan said. “If you develop something to make
yourself more transmissible, you have to take away from
something else. So if you look at a new variant of the
coronavirus, it seems to be more transmissible, but it
doesn’t cause more severe disease or more deaths.”Will
this change the likelihood of school-related
coronavirus outbreaks?A report from the British
government’s Children’s Task and Finish Group found
that children ages 2 to 16 in that country were twice
as likely to pass on the virus than adults, and 12- to
16-year-olds were seven times more likely than those
over 16 to be the first person in their household to
test positive for the virus. Tan noted that some
research suggests these infected children tend to have
higher viral loads than adults, even when they do not
show symptoms.“The way that the U.K. scientists found
out that this [new strain] seems to be transmitted more
easily in children, is that at the time when this
variant appeared, there weren’t a lot of other venues
open except for schools,” Tan said. “That’s when they
saw that there was much more transmission among
children.”The British task group report noted that
teachers have not shown a disproportionate infection
rate compared to other adults during the first part of
fall, but as in the United States, high schools have
seen more outbreaks than lower schools.It’s not yet
known how susceptible children are to the new strains
identified in Japan and South Africa.
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Covid Vaccine protect against the new strains....
At this point, it’s not clear how effective vaccines
and other treatments will be against the new strains of
COVID-19. Tan said the vaccines act against multiple
parts of the virus, not just the part of the binding
site that has mutated, and she argued that teachers
should continue to get vaccinated against COVID-19 as
vaccines become available.One not-yet-peer-reviewed
study found the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine showed effects
against the U.K. and South African mutations.
A separate study suggested antibody serums, a common
treatment for those who have already been infected with
the virus, could be less effective against the South
African strain. Both the new strains and the vaccines
themselves are too new for significant research to have
been completed.
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https://theconversation.com/coronavirus-new-variant-
genomics-researcher-answers-key-questions-152381
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