>How is it possible that injecting gene therapy chemical cocktails is safer than contracting a "disease" that has yet to be isolated and identified? It's not "gene therapy", even the viral types. It's safer according to the statistics gathered over the last several months, at least in the short term. (Assuming the stats haven't been tampered with, and I calculated my numbers using the higher estimates.) (Also, still have to consider longer term effects.) >Why doesn't the jab protect against "delta", "mu", "lambda", "kappa", "gamma" variants if they all are blood diseases and s-protein diseases? It likely provides less protection against them perhaps no protection; they're saying they have evidence it does, though I have to take that skeptically. The newer variants are likely to be less deadly anyway, since diseases tend to evolve to be more contagious and less deadly, and they seem to be hiding mortality rates for the new variants. But the original variant and close variants are still around and they'll provide some protection against it. (Now, it's possible for a variant to evolve that's *more* deadly to those who've been vaccinated. Not sure of the likelihood.) >How do the medical jews determine a new variant if the orginal has never been isolated? "Medical jews", haha. They've been isolated and sequenced, there just aren't any tests that are capable of discriminating between the minor changes in the protein coats. (The PCR test has been eliminated since it never worked properly and would also have had trouble performing that level of discrimination.) >how is it possible that I can tell if someone is vaxxed just by the aroma that they are giving off? I'm ~90% efficient in this so far. They all smell like piss. Gonna guess you're smelling amines from the immune system breaking down the antigen proteins. The effect should drop off them over several weeks.