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Here is a pro tip: the antibodies created by the immune system in response to the cmRNA vaccination are isomeric binding abs. They have nothing to do with Sars-Cov-2. We are dealing with TWO types of IgG abs: normal (Sars-Cov-2 coded with Uracil) and isomeric (cmRNA vaccines coded with Pseudouridine). Severe cases of Sars-Cov-2 were caused by two lethal antibodies, REGN10987 and B38. But now, because of the vaccination campaign, we have to deal with isomeric abs (including the isomeric version of the lethal abs which have been described above), which are awaiting an activation. Isomeric abs were discovered in 1994. Pseudouridine (Pseudouracil) is an ISOMER.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9217014/

Conformational isomerism of IgG antibodies

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-schematic-layout-of-the-IgG-subclasses-and-isomers-thereof-A-The-IgG-subclasses_fig2_267814149

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I love the pro tip! "...is believed to improve the marriage prospects of your progeny" 😄 ❤️

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Aug 2, 2022Liked by Brian Mowrey

Thanks for this.

The question on everybody's mind I am sure is why... why are 'they' doing this?

We can rule out $$$ - if it was about money they'd surely use a more benign formula for their injections... maiming and killing epic numbers of customers is not a good business model

My area of expertise is energy ... and because we pick the low hanging fruit first... what remains is very expensive to extract --- lots of oil etc remains --- but the cost makes most of it non-viable. Unless people think $10 per gallon oil is doable (see hyper inflation).

I've been expecting 'them' to do something ever since I read Perfect Storm a couple of years after the GFC and had an epiphany (OMG - we are f789ed!) and quickly delegated my responsibilities to my underlings (to the chagrin of my business partners!) and set off on an urgent bucket list...

Never in my wildest nightmares did I think that when we approached the Seneca Cliff would 'they' unleash a 'vaccine' intended to exterminate us... I was already getting some feedback that 'he's lost his mind -- he's only mid 40's and he's walking on us cuz of peak oil' (actually the correct term is peak cheap oil)... so imagine if I'd have suggested that we are going to be exterminated... so you should start bucket listing too....

Anyhow... there's over a decade of facts logic and reasoning summarized here... and the more I think about this ... the more what they are doing makes sense https://www.headsupster.com/forumthread?shortId=220

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Aug 2, 2022·edited Aug 2, 2022Liked by Brian Mowrey

As an aside, I just spent time in the comments section (1400 comments in 20 hrs) of the most recent Steve Kirsch substack post refuting virus deniers. If you want to preserve your sanity.. DONT GO THERE. It's saddening that such a large and vocal contingent has been so misled - we could really use them yelling and screaming about the IgG4/tolerance findings instead of defending their cargo cult to the (metaphorical) death.

If you must; https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/if-viruses-dont-exist-then-how-can

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Aug 2, 2022Liked by Brian Mowrey

It's very interesting how data can literally be played both ways (for/against OAS). My comment is for figure 4 of the Quandt study. Again I feel like this is just demonstrating the difference between a primary and secondary immune response. If this is a primary immune response to Omicron then there wouldn't be a very strong antibody response to Omicron specific regions of the RBD; however, conserved regions between Wuhan & Omicron would be considered a secondary exposure and therefore much stronger and long-lasting. It would be more interesting to see if any of these individuals were infected again with Omicron - would this secondary exposure to Omicron see an increase in the Omicron specific antibodies? Also, I would expect to see more Wuhan specific B cell proliferation in the face of Omicron infection to prove OAS. Figure S5 shows the RBD between variants and they are still wildly similar even though we are constantly bombarded with how "different" Omicron is. I see that they are not measuring antibodies in this case, but memory B cell (and my confusion may be due to not understanding exactly what the researchers did).

My final thought concerns the WHO severity grade of all participants (grades 1 - 2 or asymptomatic to symptomatic, but recovered without assistance). So the good news is everyone survived regardless of the antibodies/B cells they made. So, in my best Jan Brady voice, "Antibodies, antibodies, antibodies ... all anyone ever talks about is antibodies." Fortunately our immune system has a lot more up its sleeve! Thanks again for making my brain smoke.

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"It’s not “original” if you have to shove the thing down the immune system’s craw for so long that tolerance develops before the “imprint” takes hold. I think that’s a fair line in the sand for me to draw."

It's been incredible to watch the science debated and most of it is way over my head so it's deeply appreciated when the conclusion includes a summary we folks in the peanut gallery can understand and remember. Big time thanks for the brainy research & relatable explanations!!

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Boy, it's a tall order to suggest that subscribers' progeny have high marriage prospects. I mean, I don't have much expectations for my own progeny, probably because they're non-existent.

This is a lot to go through and I still have yet to fully examine the prior posts, including the IgG4 paper which I forgot to comment on and now forgot much of what I wanted to comment unfortunately 🤦‍♂️. I am trying to remember if the study appeared to indicate IgG4 antibody formation specifically with the mRNA vaccines. This actually led me to some suspicions, but I want to examine some more information before I make a proper comment.

Regardless, you've been really pumping out a lot of these posts and I commend your work! I should encourage people to donate to your ko-fi, but I'm not sure if that will help with progeny marital status, or maybe it'll eventually cure cancer I'm not sure. You decide!

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Aug 2, 2022Liked by Brian Mowrey

First, thank you for the recommendation to Modern Discontent. Definitely am going to sign up. Second, I like you delineating the difference between OAS and imprinting/tolerance. This idea of waiting long enough after a shot that your body can produce new B cell lines is interesting. I wrote elsewhere about my 40 year old male neighbor who got a booster in November but caught Omicron 6 weeks ago and got severe myocarditis. So in this anecdotal case, 8 months time was insufficient time for those new B lines. I’m also hoping there is not suddenly a new lab leak somewhere to create a new non-Wuhan variety of corona virus to correct this issue, or worse yet, some pharma head thinks they can re-jig an even better vaccine to correct the old one.

On a side note, I’m rewatching The Big Short (my best friend told me to as it is timely in nature right now with our economy) and I’m thinking you are the Mark Baum in this Covid vaccine story 😊. Don’t worry, that’s a compliment.

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