The massive Omicron outbreak in the UK (from late Nov) should be starting to show up in the antibody surveillance
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The blue line is spike protein antibody prevalence the red is N-antibody (which can only be found in those recovered from natural infection). Natural immunity gives both S and N antibodies.
99% of adults in the UK have some kind of immunity from Covid, either from infection or vaccination. Take a minute and let that roll around in your head. There is essentially no one in the UK who does not have antibodies against Covid. When we're discussing 'unvaccinated' people almost all of them have natural immunity. Given this how do we explain the data?
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No serious person is now arguing that natural immunity is less effective at preventing hospitalisation and death than the vaccines. Even the CDC, an organisation that has led the Covidian cult, admits that natural immunity without vaccination is at least 6 times more effective in preventing symptomatic disease than vaccination alone. So why is it still being reported that the unvaccinated are 9-12 times more likely to die of Covid when essentially all of them have natural immunity? Well because clearly they're lying. This is the problem with lies, over time they become harder and harder to sustain. The unvaccinated were always going to be a diminishing target for the virus. Everyone is catching Covid, with the vast majority recovering with long lasting sterilising immunity. But the data is not showing this when it should. I have had Covid, a few hours of feeling muddle headed cured with a good nights sleep. I am unvaccinated but I am definitely not more at risk than some boosted up boomer who hasn't caught the disease yet. Why? Because I am now immune. I would happily walk into a Covid ward tomorrow with no mask on and feel comfortable that my recent infection would give me 100% protection. I would bet my house that a vaccinated Covidian wouldn't do the same.
Back to the first graph. Why isn't the red line spiking up?
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Millions of adults over the past 2 months have caught Covid in the UK. Given the mild symptoms from Omicron and the lack of reliable testing the number of infections are substantially higher than the case count, by at least a factor of 5 if not 10. The antibody surveillance report covers to the end of December when Omicron was running rampant, we should be seeing a huge spike in N-antibody prevalence in the data but we're not. In fact in some parts of the country it's actually falling.
You want to know why they keep pushing the vaccines when they're obviously useless? This is why. I hope that the vaxxed haven't wrecked their immune systems and won't keep suffering re-infections from Covid because they can't produce the broad whole virus immunity that's needed. What I do know is that the Omicron outbreaks in highly vaccinated countries are much, much bigger and taking longer to settle than in low vaccinated nations.
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In South Africa, with very low vaccination rates, Omicron is now settling to a background annoyance. The outbreak was no worse in terms of case numbers than the Wuhan and Alpha outbreaks and much smaller than the Delta wave but of course over a much shorter duration.
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In the UK the Delta wave never settled with the Omicron wave being at least 5 times higher in cases. It's also lasting much longer than in South Africa. Let's hope that last part is a statistical anomaly.
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Last the Pfizer testing ground and the place where they're jabbing people for a 4th time
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The more vaccine the more Covid. It's as simple as that.