I believe that Trump and his team would never have had the rally if COVID was the high risk that the “media” is making it out to be.
I think it was a subconscious wink that the whole Covid narrative is a globalist lie,
It also may be a signal to the globalists that their scam is almost over. That is why they are panicking.
Just a view of this from another country...
we are STILL working at home with a death rate of just 19 in my province...yet we are up here watchIng your riots With thousands upon thousands od people that went on for days on end....finally capped off by a great Presidential rally attended by thousands more.
The cognitive dissonance is stunning. Do you Americans see this?
Trump is winning.
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[–] PewterKey ago
L strain won't matter soon. C stain spreads faster and gives immunity or resistance to all three after infection. The highest risk of infection population have likely been infected enough to slow down any reinfection. There was a study in LA that found 5% of the population had anti-bodies. So at most if L strain came back, it would kill a few hundred and burn out.
Here is a article that discusses the three strains. It lists them as A, B, C. But A = L and B = S. If you search for the strains you can find other sources easily.
https://www.news.com.au/world/coronavirus/australia/coronavirus-australia-three-different-strains-of-virus-identified-by-cambridge-university-researchers/news-story/e6fbac027ba79eecb95e83aa1df80517
[–] cabalstone 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
Found this article in my Medscape feed, which references this study published in Nature. Not particularly encouraging.
[–] cabalstone ago
Thanks. You've obviously been digging here. As I understand it, antibodies aren't specific to COVID19, so the test for antibodies is somewhat suspect. This gets very important when considering the insidious notion of immunity certs. Do antibodies work across the strains? Doesn't work with influenza, which is why the vaccine is so ineffective. So many questions and the answers are either unknown or deeply hidden.
[–] PewterKey ago
As it mutates more the effectiveness of antibodies or a vaccine will drop against all strains (like influenza where strains have many mutations between them). But right now COVID19 has 3 very closely related strains, so it might not be perfect immunity but your body won't be caught off guard if hit again by a different strain. Each new strain will push towards common cold levels of illness, becoming a less dangerous and shorter illness.