Fauci Publishes Paper Admitting that the COVID Vax Doesn’t Prevent Infection or Transmission of COVID

What if I said that Anthony Fauci knew that the COVID vaccine couldn’t possibly prevent infection or transmission of COVID from occurring?

You’re not surprised. So am I.

Imagine if I told ya that he has just published a paper, peer-reviewed, admitting the fact and calling to develop new vaccines for this problem.

Get it now That This is quite surprising and completely opposite to what he said to everybody during the push for everyone to be vaccinated.

Fauci has admitted that he lied. In writing. In a peer reviewed journal.

Fauci does not claim that vaccines are useless. He still maintains that in certain specific cases–atypical, but the ones that generally kill you–the vaccines serve as a sort of pre-treatment. It’s not a very effective vaccine, but it is one that works. However, he openly admits that vaccine claims to prevent infection and transmission are bogus..

Yes, I’m not exaggerating. Even more, he admits that flu vaccines wouldn’t pass the standards to be approved for use for other viruses. Fascinating. They are not advertised as such.

Here’s the abstract of the piece published in Cell, a highly prestigious journal.

Viruses that reproduce in the human respiratory mucosa but not infect systemically include influenza A, SARS CoV-2 and endemic coronaviruses. RSV is one example. “common cold” These viruses can cause serious mortality and morbidity which is a concern for public health. These viruses are not capable of eliciting durable and complete protective immunity, so they have not been successfully controlled with licensed or experimental vaccines. This review examines the obstacles that have prevented the development of effective mucosal respir vaccines. It focuses on the fact that all of these viruses reproduce extremely quickly in the epithelium and are rapidly transmitted to other host species within a very short time frame before adaptive immune reactions are fully marshalled. We discuss potential approaches to develop next-generation vaccines for these viruses. This includes consideration of many variables like vaccine antigen configuration, dose, adjuvant, route, timing of vaccination, vaccine booster, adjunctive therapies and options for public vaccination policies.

We haven’t gotten to the (not so) good part yet, but the bolded sentences tell you why these vaccines don’t work as advertised: the vaccines are delivered intramuscularly (you get a shot), which is intended to stimulate a systemic immunological response. The body develops antibodies that circulate in bloodstream.

Respiratory viruses don’t usually enter the bloodstream. If they do, they are not likely to infect you or be passed on. They are inhaled in and quickly multiply, then get expelled, infecting others. You can also be infected by other viruses through your respiratory system. Vaccines are available to prevent them from spreading. However, this is rare for viruses like RSV and Influenza.

You can contract COVID even if you have been vaccinated. If the virus goes systemic, you will be less likely to get ill. This is the complication of the virus that vaccines are and were intended to prevent.

Ah. That’s not what they said until people kept on getting COVID after vaccinations. They then lied.

How many times were you told that if you get vaccinated you wouldn’t get COVID? How many times were vaccine advocates and mandaters requesting your vaccinations? “protect others?” They knew that it was a fabrication from the beginning. Fauci and Walensky know this to be true.

After 60 years of practice with influenza vaccines there has been no improvement in vaccine prevention. The effectiveness rates of the best influenza vaccines, as well as those that have been approved, are insufficient for licensure of other vaccine-preventable diseases. This was evident decades ago.7 Even decades-long efforts to develop better, so-called “universal” influenza vaccines—vaccines that would create more broadly protective immunity, preferably lasting over longer time periods8,10—have not yet resulted in next-generation, broadly protective vaccines, although a large number of experimental vaccines are in preclinical or early clinical development.11
SARS CoV-2 vaccines were developed quickly during the COVID-19 Pandemic. These vaccines, which are for two different viruses, share a common characteristic: they provide insufficient and temporary protection against new variants of the virus that escape immunity.

We still haven’t gotten to the best parts of the paper, but already we are learning things that we haven’t been told. Gee, who told you that flu vaccines probably wouldn’t be eligible for licensure if they weren’t treated specially? Not according to my doctor. All those advertisements promoting the vaccine are not true.

It seems like that’s a little bit of information that would have been useful.

Vaccines that work are different than those for respiratory viruses–and the flu and COVID vaccines have benefited from conflating the effective vaccines from those directed at respiratory viruses.

The discovery of vaccines that were effective against the most important respiratory viruses (including rubella, measles, and mumps) more than 50 years ago gave rise to the hope of vaccines for all respiratory viruses. These natural infections, which include smallpox, varicella zoster virus, and rubella, were not caused by all respiratory viruses. Their successful vaccine control is responsible for their differences in at least three critical ways.Table 1):

• (1) after first replicating mucosally, these systemic respiratory viruses all cause significant viremia that seeds an enormous number of infectious virions throughout the body, putting them in contact with multiple immune compartments and immune competent cell types,

• (2) they have relatively long incubation periods that reflect initial mucosal replication and the subsequent systemic spread of infectious virions, which allows time for the induction of the full force of adaptive immunity, and

• (3) they elicit long-term or lifetime protective immunity (Table 1).

What distinguishes these viruses from the respiratory ones is that they become problematic once they enter the body’s internal systems. Since that is the case, systemic vaccines work. Respiratory viruses rarely systemically infect people, so systemic vaccines never get a chance to work.

In stark contrast, the non-systemic respiratory viruses such as influenza viruses, SARS-CoV-2, and RSV tend to have significantly shorter incubation periods (Table 1.) and rapid courses of viral replication. They replicate predominantly in local mucosal tissue, without causing viremia, and do not significantly encounter the systemic immune system or the full force of adaptive immune responses, which take at least 5–7 days to mature, usually well after the peak of viral replication and onward transmission to others. SARS-CoV-2 “RNAemia” (circulations of viral RNA in a bloodstream as is seen in most mucosal respiratory viruses infections as distinct from viremia) has been reported. RTPCR levels of viral RNA have also been linked with severe disease.23,24 Similar to studies of influenza RNAemia,25,26 The non-systemically reproducing respiratory viruses, including SARS-CoV-2 and SARS-CoV-2,13-14,15, tend to re-infect people repeatedly over their lifetimes, without ever eliciting lasting protection.

Can you see what he’s saying? A systemic vaccine against respiratory infections cannot or does not work. They never have the chance to transmit viruses to others. Everything is done in the mucosal area, which has a different immune system than the rest.

The attempts to control mucosal respiratory virus with non-replicating systemically administered vaccines have been unsuccessful. This suggests that there are new ways.

Gee whiz. That’s not what I remember being told.

I remember being told that if I don’t get the vaccine I will be Typhoid Mary, killing countless others. I will cause Grandma’s death.

Fauci et. al.’s article in Cell is that we need a new kind of vaccine. Ones that work.

It would be a nice idea. It’s something that I support. But let’s get back to the fact that you lied to everybody and caused the nastiest divisions in the country in decades.

Vaccine mandates were predicated on a lie–and a lie that Fauci and others KNEW was a lie. It’s not like they didn’t know the science. They just lied about the science. They suppressed truth-tellers. They made millions of people take an experimental drug that had no long-term studies. People were fired, cancelled, and even destroyed because of a false claim.

It is scandalous. This is a scandal. I’m on board to throw the man in prison for the first time since it all started. He should be punished for his massive fraud and malpractice in medicine.

Read the article and tell me if I’m wrong.