Category: New SARS-CoV-2 Strains
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Almost 50% infected with Delta variant in Israel are fully vaccinated
This June 25, 2021 article by Dov Lieber was published by The Wall Street Journal. It reports on the new COVID outbreak in Israel. According to preliminary reports released by Israeli health officials, about 90% of new COVID infections in the country are due to the Delta variant. The report also states that about half…
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Delta variant being used to sell COVID vaccines but no proof the variant is deadly
This article by Charlotte Jee published by the MIT Technology Review last June 15, 2021, tells us that the Delta COVID-19 variant doubles the risk of hospitalization compared to the original Alpha strain. It cites a study published by The Lancet which also showed that full vaccination offers significant protection. Editor’s Note: We are adding…
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New lies revealed: Death rate from Delta variant 6x higher among fully vaccinated
In this June 18, 2021 report from Celeste McGovern for Life Site News, we discover that the death rate from the Delta COVID variant is six times higher among those who were fully vaccinated for two weeks or longer than those who never received the shot. The deat0.h rate for the fully vaccinated who tested…
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Scientists admit Indian variant may not be as dangerous as first thought
This May 19, 2021 article was written by Sarah Knapton and published by The Telegraph. In this article, Knapton discusses the real threat of the Indian variant. In an earlier press conference, UK’s Deputy Chief Medical Officer Professor Jonathan Van-Tam said that the Indian variant could be 50% more transmissible. Prof. Carl Heneghan of the…
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Untangling the web of lies surrounding India’s latest COVID surge
In this May 5, 2021 article from The Daily Expose, we discover how mainstream media has once again, intentionally misinformed the public about the true situation in India. First, we discover that the overwhelmed hospitals and crematoriums only involve two areas in India – Delhi, and Mumbai. The article reveals that outside of these two…
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New study: T-cells induced by COVID infection can respond to new SARS-CoV-2 variants
The following article was written by Julie Steenhuysen and was published by Reuters last March 31, 2021. In this article, Steenhuysen reports on the results of a new study which showed that T-cells developed from an infection of the original strain of the SARS-CoV-2 could also protect against the three most concerning virus variants identified…
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Dr. Mike Yeadon: There is zero chance of new variants escaping immunity
The following is a transcript of an interview between Dr. Mike Yeadon and Oliver May. It was published by The Daily Expose on April 25, 2021. In this article, Dr. Yeadon raises many points regarding vaccination. Here are a few quotes from the interview: This (mass vaccination) is an attempt at global depopulation. Vaccine passports…
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New study shows that UK variant has increased transmissibility, but not greater severity
The following article was written by Lori Uildriks and published on April 22, 2021 by Medical News Today summarizes the results of two studies which explores the differences between the original SARS-CoV-2 strain from the B.1.1.7 variant, more commonly known as the UK variant. On the of the studies came from The Lancet Infectious Diseases…
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Lab just made a more dangerous SARS-CoV-2 strain
In this February 5, 2021 article for his website, Dr. Joseph Mercola reports the results of a new research that has developed a SARS-CoV-2 variant that can bypass acquired immunity and negate the immunity one would usually get after recovery from COVID-19. The gain-of-function research is currently on pre-print, and was authored by several scientists…
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What bats can teach humans about coronavirus immunity
In this article for JSTOR Daily, Lina Zeldovich looks at the unique capacity of bats to co-exist with several viruses. Zeldovich says, “Unlike humans, bats don’t develop an outsized immune system response. The hypothesis is that they somehow suppress the inflammation and co-exist with the viruses”. Other theories on the high infection tolerance among bats include:…
