So my company just emailed us its Covid-19 directive

Some are standard vaccines like the flu shot, and some went with the new tech of mRNA which is just able to direct your immune system to a more reliable section of the virus (spike protein) so it's more resistant to mutations.

 

I thought you stopped following the thread?

 

I haven't seen any information stating the current covid vaccines contain dead virus..they aren't made like the flu vaccines which are time tested.

 

How do different types of COVID-19 vaccines work?

Johnson and Johnson, and AstraZeneca are standard.

 

A quick history of the tech behind J&J, AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccines - Drug Discovery and Development


From the article:

“There is only one [adenoviral vaccine] that has been approved so far,” said Navin Jacob, a UBS analyst referring to the Ebola vaccine from Johnson & Johnson that has won approval in Europe in 2020.

The J&J Ebola vaccine was approved in July 2020, several months before the Covid vaccine was granted EUA.

 

How about the pieces of aborted fetuses in the jab.
That alone is enough for me to say no ####ing way.

 

The Moderna and Pfizer vaccines apparently don't actually contain fetal cells but they were developed using fetal cell lines.

Were fetal cells used in the COVID-19 vaccine's development? - Manitoba Vaccine

 

The US is using the MRNA Pfizer and Moderna, very few J&J..Astra isn't approved here. .. . Sounds like they are all ineffective now for their new Omicron agenda.

 

Apparently if you’re vaccinated you are less likely to die from omnicron virus . Unless they tweaked numbers nobody was dying from it anyways.