Pfizer claims 3rd dose boosts safety against Delta variant

That's not the inventer of the Pfizer vaccine.

That's Dr Robert Malone, he did a lot of work on mRNA technology about 20 years ago but he did not invent the vaccine technology that is currently being used regardless of what he says.

It's clearly traceable.



a reply to: iwanttobelieve70

originally posted by: iwanttobelieve70
The doctor that invented it said that as it wears off it leaves you with a weakened compromised immune system that will require more vaccine to maintain.

Guys, don’t take this and if you get sick take medicine.

Well that guy didn't invent it.... He was a grad student at UC Berkley in the late 1980s that worked with the team that invented it. He is on some of the patents as is the rest of the team, but do you know what grad students do? They do the grunt work...lol After that he went a different direction and so decades later other people worked with mRNA. It seems back then he had no issues with it, read the patents some time.

originally posted by: Ksihkehe

If you think about it too much it would be hard to continue waving the pom-poms. It's best you avoid thinking about it, you might actually begin to believe COVID is only a mild respiratory illness with limited mortality in well-defined risk groups.

We can't have that.

But then we have liberal states and liberal Fed that only see 70% vaccinated as the one measurement for success, not to let kids pass it around as they go back to school, not to let people under 30 to do the same while vaccinating the high risk...

Let me think ... NO. Not the way they keep changing everything. I don't need a biannual illness.

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: iwanttobelieve70
The doctor that invented it said that as it wears off it leaves you with a weakened compromised immune system that will require more vaccine to maintain.

Guys, don’t take this and if you get sick take medicine.

Well that guy didn't invent it.... He was a grad student at UC Berkley in the late 1980s that worked with the team that invented it. He is on some of the patents as is the rest of the team, but do you know what grad students do? They do the grunt work...lol After that he went a different direction and so decades later other people worked with mRNA. It seems back then he had no issues with it, read the patents some time.

So he is just some crack pot.

Roll eyes emoji.

He's not a crackpot I don't think.

He is however exaggerating his involvement with the development of the current covid 19 mRNA vaccine development by quite a bit.

Take some time to look him up and the only people saying he is the inventor or the mRNA jabs are him, his wife and the people interviewing him on podcasts and YouTube videos.

You can easily look into the research that led us here and his involvement was about 20 years ago.

It was important but not as much as he claims it to be


a reply to: iwanttobelieve70