Your daily dose of cheer: all-cause mortality — including Covid-19 mortality — was higher in August 2021 than in August 2020, the pre-vaccine era. That’s in the US. In the UK, all-cause mortality is up *even if you subtract Covid deaths.”

The question is, why is that? Delay of care? Adverse events?

Either way, it’s curious: the countries with the highest vaccine rates starting to show an increase in all-cause mortality? Probably just a coincidence.

Here’s a truism: You don’t universally vaccinate into a pandemic. Why? Because the virus will find the best path to its survival. The delta variant now makes up over 99% of US cases. It has effectively beaten the gene transfer therapy, regardless of which one you’ve had. Moderna, which contains 100 micro grams of the mRNA material, is doing best in terms of length of moderate efficacy, but it’s also indicated in many cases with adverse events — so much so that a number of European countries are stopping its use in those under the 30. And like Pfizer, Moderna is going to require boosters to artificially inflate spike protein antibodies for a variant that is no longer extant.

In addition to the spike and other mutations in delta that allow it to ignore the vaccines, viral loads in delta are much higher than in the original strain against whose spike protein these gene-based therapeutics were developed to protect.

We pressured into dominance the variant that has proven to be the most contagious and the most vaccine resistant. Antigenic escape is the result.
These current shots, we now know, aren’t sterilizing; they don’t prevent acquisition or transmission of the virus, per the CDC; and at 6 months humoral immune response is all but gone. Things have gotten so surreal that our public health agencies changed the *very definition* of “vaccine” to account for these therapeutics.

This has been either the largest failed experiment on humanity ever attempted, or an incredibly successful one, depending on what you believe its intent has been.

Oh. One more thing: waiting on ironclad confirmation, but there’s now credible evidence that China was buying up PCR tests and tech in May.

Of 2019.