ADE is the New Black?

I’ve spoken at length about ADE - Antibody Dependent Enhancement, which is a fancy way of saying that the vaccines target a specific small segment of spike protein, and not the entire string of proteins in it, which means that once your body has produced barrels of this cytotoxin, the fun is just beginning.

Because you’ve trained your immune system to attack the small segment of the original COVID strain that is now virtually non-existent due to mutation into the more contagious delta variant, there’s a big problem, namely that when the vaccinated encounter another strain (delta, the common cold) the vaccine created antibodies will outcompete your immune system and it won’t be able to mount a defense to what would have otherwise been a nothingburger for it.

Not exactly like HIV works, but close enough for a layman: ordinarily easy-to-fend-off infections will now be life threatening for many.

Here is a recent study that confirms this is a real thing. A seriously bad thing for those who believed their health bureaucrats instead of top virologists and microbiologists who have been warning that vaxxing during a pandemic with a “leaky” vaccine is quite literally the worst possible thing you can do for this reason, if the results bear out. Why anyone with a working brain stem would sign up for an experimental gene therapy with zero long term safety data is beyond me, but I am constantly amazed by my fellow man.