General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: hazmatt on February 17, 2024, 08:21:47 PM
Title: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: hazmatt on February 17, 2024, 08:21:47 PM
Self-amplifying mRNA vaccines contain a gene that encodes the spike protein as well as viral genes that code for replicase, the enzyme that serves as a photocopier. So one self-amplifying mRNA molecule can produce many more. The idea of a vaccine that copies itself in the body might sound a little, well, unnerving...
And that will be required for ever incarnation that the virus mutates to.
You ain't sticking me with that, or the next one, or the next one...
you mean like the other vaccines?
semp
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Eagler on February 18, 2024, 06:29:51 AM
I'll only take it if it can produce the white blood clots morticians are seeing in the dead since the last inadequately tested shot...
One day it might make the evening news...then again it might not..
Eagler
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: hazmatt on February 18, 2024, 07:37:37 AM
I worked with a guy that had a reaction with some blood clots that almost killed him right after he got the covid shot. He said something to the effect of: "They weren't kidding when they said it might cause blood clots" I thought to myself: " you do look a little bit like a guinea pig"
Two other guys both had heart attacks with no history of heart problems. One died. I'm sure it's all a coincidence.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZZFnNwdgqQ
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Tumor on February 18, 2024, 07:58:51 AM
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: icepac on February 20, 2024, 01:13:39 PM
I knew when Fauci trottled out the 50 year old "cut hunter theory" for the cross species jump that his molecular biology kung fu was weak.
If you're going to take a vaccine, spend the amount of time researching it that such an important decision requires. Forget the politics.
That said, I am now advancing a theory with Edward Hooper on "Adjuvant Accumulation" in the bodies of the people frequently getting vaccines for whatever. The problem is too many within a short time.
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Animl-AW on February 21, 2024, 09:30:21 AM
I have one word Darwin. Remove stupid from the gene pool.
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Eagler on February 21, 2024, 10:02:43 AM
The intelligent stop reproducing for various reasons while the ignorant breed like rabbits...
It's happening now
Eagler
Yep. My son was 12 when we were watching it and after the movie he said "just replace TV in movie with smartphone and this is a documentary of the present days. 12 years old...
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Shuffler on February 22, 2024, 04:32:13 PM
Do you have money, cause I like money.
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Eagler on February 22, 2024, 04:55:43 PM
I'll only take it if it can produce the white blood clots morticians are seeing in the dead since the last inadequately tested shot...
One day it might make the evening news...then again it might not..
Eagler
This is just another conspiracy,... last thing I'm going to trust is two people yaking from home on YT with political agendas of conspiracies. https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/covid-19-critical-thinking/anti-vaccine-documentary-died-suddenly-wants-you-feel-not-think
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Animl-AW on February 22, 2024, 10:10:58 PM
Before the Vac, I had severe covid in March of 20, they barely knew what it was then, one breath from death. Literally.
Later, got 3 shots, didn't die,... even once. All it did was make me tired for 1 day. Vaccines do that. No one I know even got sick from the shots, not one died.
PROVEN FACT: More unvaccinated people died from covid than those vaccinated, by a very large margin. That large margin was associated with certain voting districts of one party.
Don't debate with me on it, google works. :)
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Eagler on February 23, 2024, 06:25:42 AM
Animal has spoken
Feel so much better now lol
I had it in Feb/Mar 2020 also
Sick as I have ever been..slept upright for over a week due to the rattle in my lungs..couldn't see anyone as I had everything but a fever...remember that stupid rule back then?
Got over it ...took about 3 weeks..
Took the initial two shots and then the 1st boost mainly to keep family happy..as I believe natural immunity is best
Have caught it at least twice since the last shot
I will not take anymore vaccines for this as I believe they were rushed to distribution too quickly
I believe the British doctor in this video- I have been following him for years, his early videos were different but changed with time - way before anything anyone here posts but to each their own
Eagler
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Animl-AW on February 23, 2024, 07:18:58 AM
Sick as I have ever been..slept upright for over a week due to the rattle in my lungs..couldn't see anyone as I had everything but a fever...remember that stupid rule back then?
Got over it ...took about 3 weeks..
Took the initial two shots and then the 1st boost mainly to keep family happy..as I believe natural immunity is best
Have caught it at least twice since the last shot
I will not take anymore vaccines for this as I believe they were rushed to distribution too quickly
I believe the British doctor in this video- I have been following him for years, his early videos were different but changed with time - way before anything anyone here posts but to each their own
Eagler
HA! Funny man. Come on MAN!! I’m just a dude with opinions, despite being the smartest person to have ever lived , and best AH pilot in the universe <cough>
I caught from crew working the NBA Allstar championship. Yep, it was brutal. I live alone, so no help, at all. My bathroom is 20’ away from bed. I had to think for an hour if I could make it there AND Make it back too. A few times I crawled. I had -10 energy. Walking 1 flight of stairs was like 8 hrs of harsh labor. I had to stay awake for 3 days because I knew if I fell asleep I’d suffocate. I was one hour away from calling an ambulance. Then the mass fever set in and I knew my body was starting to fight back, so I waited. 2 days later I was fine. Yep, lasted about 2-3 weeks. The harsh stuff about 4-5 days.
We work around 1000s of people every day. Union told us, “no shot, no work”. A few gave up a horse choking amount of money and quit. Over a 3 second shot? They cooked their career and retirement. Over a shot. One works at home depot now. lol idiots, got rid of serious morons. I took the first 3 shots they forced, never got another, never got covid again.
Be careful what you learn online. A lot of shtholes out there.
You may be very lucky. Without your sho, your body may not have faired well against it. It depended on your health and immune system. Not everyone is the same.
Probelm with your home viewing Dr. his claims have been debunked. As mentioned before. My mom was an LP (before becoming an investigative reporter), was married to an RN(RIP), then lived with a GF who was an RN. I’ve worked on 100s of medical and pharma conventions recording sound. You can trust me, or not. That crap you hear in these conspiracies is just that, CRAP. A lot of people pass med school, doesn’t mean they are worth a sht. Malpractice happens daily. Lost my first sister to malpractice if s drunk Dr. this huy us not laget and dhoild lose his license, if both haven’t already. His income is prolly YT pays for clicks. No Dr. in there right mi d would say that crap.
I have nothing to gain from disagreeing. Their POV is political based. The worst kind. Mine is first hand with med people. Glad you were a good boy and got your shots. You wouldn’t know if it worked or not, unless you died.
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: GasTeddy on February 23, 2024, 08:11:16 AM
1st covid went practically unnoticed. Had mild cold-like symptoms about 3 weeks. Found out what it was after antibody test. 2nd one was like one and half weeks bad cold, except was tired and got easily exhausted about one month after it. Maybe I should go and take a shot?
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Eagler on February 23, 2024, 08:13:04 AM
I hope your coworkers got their jobs back as it has been proven the shot didn't help stop transmission...though they repeatedly stated it would before they admitted it doesn't
Stay safe Animl-AW
Eagler
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Eagler on February 23, 2024, 08:16:13 AM
1st covid went practically unnoticed. Had mild cold-like symptoms about 3 weeks. Found out what it was after antibody test. 2nd one was like one and half weeks bad cold, except was tired and got easily exhausted about one month after it. Maybe I should go and take a shot?
Up to you but the wife and I have caught it at least twice since our 3rd shot ...getting it doesn't guarantee you won't catch it
But feel free to become part of the vaccination experiment with the rest of us ..
Eagler
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: AKIron on February 23, 2024, 08:26:56 AM
I rarely get the flu. Maybe once every 5 years or so. Mid December 2019 wife and I got very sick. Lasted 3 weeks. Wife went to the doctor, doc didn't know what she had. Wife has tested positive for covid twice since, me none. No "vaccine" for us. She is 70, I'm 69.
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Meatwad on February 23, 2024, 08:38:54 AM
Ill take my chances with the chinese flu rather then have a sudden mysterious heart attack from experimental drugs
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Animl-AW on February 23, 2024, 09:31:53 AM
Kinda cracks me up. Back in the day we put all kinds of stupid drugs in our bodies, but a vaccine, no? Lol
Not everything done is a political conspiracy. Thats the most rampant disease, conspiracist. Living in fear must be a real chore. <shrug>
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Animl-AW on February 23, 2024, 09:45:07 AM
I hope your coworkers got their jobs back as it has been proven the shot didn't help stop transmission...though they repeatedly stated it would before they admitted it doesn't
Stay safe Animl-AW
Eagler
Nope, it was their choice to quit. The ones that did that, happened to be true life jerks, we don’t miss them. They never sought to come back. Would you quit your 6 figure job over a shot? I think the answer is no, ya got it for family, and thats the right thing to do. Despite unproven conspiracies.
You stay safe. <S>
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: hazmatt on February 23, 2024, 11:02:38 AM
I stopped getting the flu when I stopped getting the flu shot. Can't remember last time I had the flu.
I didn't get the covid shot and I haven't had covid either. Go figure.
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Animl-AW on February 23, 2024, 11:24:39 AM
I stopped getting the flu when I stopped getting the flu shot. Can't remember last time I had the flu.
I didn't get the covid shot and I haven't had covid either. Go figure.
Someone here in this thread will call you a liar and a conspiracy theorist because you spoke the truth about your own personal medical history, and that you are a candidate for the darwin award because you didnt get the china virus clot shot
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: GasTeddy on February 23, 2024, 03:55:35 PM
Yep, I agree in this. People were scared crapless with this "take a shot or die"-religion.
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Meatwad on February 23, 2024, 04:17:59 PM
"take the shot or we will socially destroy you for speaking out"
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: nopoop on February 23, 2024, 06:41:36 PM
Or fire you
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: hazmatt on February 24, 2024, 01:34:41 AM
That fire thing happened to a bunch of I worked with. I had to claim an exemption and if they hadn't approved it they would have had to fire me before they jabbed me.
Never in my life have I ever heard of peoples jobs being threaten for a vaccine. Imagine if your job had been threatened over a flu vaccine or a smallpox vaccine.
What I find even more crazy is all the people that jumped on the bandwagon and would attack people for not wearing masks (that have holes bigger then the virus) and would attack people for not wearing the masks or getting the shots and boosters.
Mass mental illness?
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Tumor on February 24, 2024, 02:12:05 AM
Never in my life have I ever heard of peoples jobs being threaten for a vaccine. Imagine if your job had been threatened over a flu vaccine or a smallpox vaccine.
Most anyone who served in the Military over the last... (hell I don't know, Century?) can tell you all about it.
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: hazmatt on February 24, 2024, 02:18:07 AM
Most anyone who served in the Military over the last... (hell I don't know, Century?) can tell you all about it.
Not sure about this. I know some people who got out instead of getting the anthrax vaccine.
That said, I think I got like 16 vaccines my first week of bootcamp whether I needed them or not!
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: mechanic on February 24, 2024, 05:39:00 AM
Something humans developed in a few short years or a system nature has been testing for a few billions years.
The most amazing aspect of the human psyche is that we believe we are smarter than nature. Nature, who spent thousands of millions of years developing the perfect system, needs to be conquered and improved. Every time we end up wiping ourselves out and getting dumped back in the stone age.
2000 years ago we built sprawling stone cities. 1000 years ago we mostly lived in mud huts once again. It only took 1000 years to go from mud huts to space travel.
So anyone who believes that over the last 250,000 years this is the first time we have reached these technological heights will have a hard time convincing me of that. So why are we not already colonising the galaxy as immortals? Because we are idiots. Kids playing with matches in the hay barn.
We are going to wipe ourselves out again. Enjoy the last moments of our civilisation now, with all the affluence and abundance and comfort. This could well be the best it has ever been.
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Animl-AW on February 24, 2024, 06:13:53 AM
That fire thing happened to a bunch of I worked with. I had to claim an exemption and if they hadn't approved it they would have had to fire me before they jabbed me.
Never in my life have I ever heard of peoples jobs being threaten for a vaccine. Imagine if your job had been threatened over a flu vaccine or a smallpox vaccine.
What I find even more crazy is all the people that jumped on the bandwagon and would attack people for not wearing masks (that have holes bigger then the virus) and would attack people for not wearing the masks or getting the shots and boosters.
Mass mental illness?
Mass ignorance. Might refer you to 1939 pandemic. You had to wear mask. This is not new.
You spread it to others, who have a right to live.
I will again point out in the end, the number of deaths were highest among the anti-vaxers. In certain voting districts of one party, by a very large margin. Google it.
Mask were not for you, it protected people around you, who have just as much right to live.
If you’re never around a lot of people ya probably did ok.
At my work, being around a lot of people daily, what ever was going around, we got it.
Mandates were global, not just here. The difference here, it was politicalized.
We all start getting mandated vaccines since 1 month old, you could not start school without vaccines. As mentioned you have to get them in the military. Forced vaccines were not new. You have a right to deny them, you don’t have the right to spread it to others who have the right to live. Anti-vaxers made life was all about them.
Getting a vax or mask for your family, who don’t want to get it is the right thing to do.
Everyone has a right to believe what the believe, doesn’t mean they are right.
What baffles me is, we still have this convo, despite the end results I mentioned.
Measles is coming back around because of anti-vaxers.
To each their own, but you don’t have any right to spread any disease to anyone.
I’m sure someone will explain my words away. But they still stand. I loathe needles, but after having covid, I was happy to get 3. Haven’t been sick with anything since.
Suicide is illegal, if one commits it their family probably won’t collect life insurance.
I’m sure my words will be explained away. But don’t be angry at me for pointing out known facts. If the power of suggestion doesn’t work, nothing will. Please,.. continue, you have that right.
Going to shower this convo down the drain. :)
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Animl-AW on February 24, 2024, 06:15:34 AM
Something humans developed in a few short years or a system nature has been testing for a few billions years.
The most amazing aspect of the human psyche is that we believe we are smarter than nature. Nature, who spent thousands of millions of years developing the perfect system, needs to be conquered and improved. Every time we end up wiping ourselves out and getting dumped back in the stone age.
2000 years ago we built sprawling stone cities. 1000 years ago we mostly lived in mud huts once again. It only took 1000 years to go from mud huts to space travel.
So anyone who believes that over the last 250,000 years this is the first time we have reached these technological heights will have a hard time convincing me of that. So why are we not already colonising the galaxy as immortals? Because we are idiots. Kids playing with matches in the hay barn.
We are going to wipe ourselves out again. Enjoy the last moments of our civilisation now, with all the affluence and abundance and comfort. This could well be the best it has ever been.
Well said.
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Eagler on February 24, 2024, 06:31:07 AM
Or maybe measles are making a comeback as a byproduct of letting record millions of who knows what across our southern border for the last almost 4 years...
Eagler
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: GasTeddy on February 24, 2024, 07:09:41 AM
Or maybe measles are making a comeback as a byproduct of letting record millions of who knows what across our southern border for the last almost 4 years...
Eagler
Both can be true.
But, explain it away. :)
Facts are ugly, truth is boring. <shrug> its all POV.
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Eagler on February 24, 2024, 11:04:28 AM
Not sure about this. I know some people who got out instead of getting the anthrax vaccine.
That said, I think I got like 16 vaccines my first week of bootcamp whether I needed them or not!
Lost my Shot records once... before they went digital. That was a toejamty ordeal. Got 3 of the Anthrax ones, didn't think it was a big deal as a Vet(erinarian) in the family told me they'd been getting it for decades. That one DID do some weird toejam to me for a couple days.
Balked at the idea of getting a shot to combat COVIDIOCY. Wore a mask 3 times, all of which were required to walk in the VA to get HBP meds, would have told them where to stick their Jab had I needed to.
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Tumor on February 24, 2024, 01:33:28 PM
That sounds like something the military would come up with...
Ya, it does. But that info came from a DoD Civ (my boss) who was a Douglas Co Res. Deputy & 2nd in line for Chief of Police for Council Bluffs.
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: fuzeman on February 26, 2024, 07:39:34 PM
I think we should spend a few billion dollars and get the CMDF setup and working. I'd let Charles Grant ( Stephen Boyd ) and Cora Peterson ( Raquel Welch ) travel around my system in a lazer equipped microsub vaporizing covid germs an hour at a time.
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Meatwad on February 26, 2024, 09:10:03 PM
I think we should spend a few billion dollars and get the CMDF setup and working. I'd let Charles Grant ( Stephen Boyd ) and Cora Peterson ( Raquel Welch ) travel around my system in a lazer equipped microsub vaporizing covid germs an hour at a time.
You just want Raquel Welch in you.
Title: Re: A self-replicating RNA (saRNA) vaccine is an exciting advancement in vaccine tec
Post by: Eagler on February 27, 2024, 08:59:10 AM
I think we should spend a few billion dollars and get the CMDF setup and working. I'd let Charles Grant ( Stephen Boyd ) and Cora Peterson ( Raquel Welch ) travel around my system in a lazer equipped microsub vaporizing covid germs an hour at a time.