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My difficulty in convincing people is that it's hard to know what studies are correct and which aren't. I supposed you can find a study to support your side, whatever that is. Right now I'm trying to convince my church leaders that closing our doors for a year and then not allowing anyone without masks for almost another year was wrong and harmful - not because I want to be a troublemaker, but because they so far have not given me a definitive answer that they will not do the same thing again! I'm not medically trained nor do I have any other credentials. I'm just an average, churchgoing woman. They got their information and guidance from medical professionals, including a doctor that I think is either a specialist or head of a department or something like that. A high-up doctor with literally decades of experience and knowledge. How can I blame them for trusting his guidance over my comments and some study I got off the internet? And if mandates start up again this winter, of course they will listen to his guidance again. It's so frustrating!

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After all the discussion of original antigenic sin (or whatever we want to call it), we still see researchers apparently genuinely surprised when they find the vaccinated get infected more easily than the unvaccinated. I saw this only yesterday, reading a new Icelandic study that shows precisely this: https://thorsteinn.substack.com/p/new-study-from-iceland-shows-infection

Morons? Not sure of it. An interesting thing about this study is how they bundle together the unvaccinated and those who've received one shot only. Why? Someone commenting on my piece on this in the Daily Sceptic yesterday pointed out that if they had divided them up, and most probably finding an even bigger difference, they wouldn't have had their study accepted for publication. This doesn't sound unlikely. So why are they apparently genuinely surprised? Don't they know about OAS or ADE? Very unlikely. Those people do their homework. They simply have to pretend being surprised.

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