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Damn, they out here taking this unlicensed experimental injection just to be spreading more variants ochea?


Sanjay Gupta: Getting vaccinated could lead to more variants of the virus, you know




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BTW, if anybody read former GAVI vaccine scientist, Geert Bossche's open letter about these unlicensed covid injections, this falls in line with what he has been warning about. I see Sanjay agrees!
 

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Why did they name their little blog " Hot Air " , OP ?
Girl I dunno. Just pay attention to the video clip. I don't even know what that blog is about. Just wanted to give whoever some back story. Look at the interview with Sanjay Gupta and stop derailing my thread.
 

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Did you read the article ?
Yes I did. Do I frequent the blog? No I don't. You asked me why they named it Hot AIR. Don't know and don't care. The OP is about Sanjay's interview. I have provided the link. Please watch and stick to the topic.
 

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There will be more variants and more lockdowns. The vax will not help anything and it wasn't designed to. They don't wanna hear this though.
 

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Why do you say this?
Not saying you're wrong, just genuinely curious.

Becuase there ARE more variants and if you look around the word countries are going into more lockdowns. Biden's is itching to go into lockdowns.

As far as the vax not being designed to 'help' I think that poster is referring to:

Covid-19 Vaccine Protocols Reveal That Trials Are Designed To Succeed

Will covid-19 vaccines save lives? Current trials aren’t designed to tell us

Fauci: Early COVID-19 vaccines will only prevent symptoms, not block the virus

The Exclusion of Older Persons From Vaccine and Treatment Trials for COVID-19

New clinical trials raise fears the coronavirus is learning how to resist vaccines
 

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Why do you say this?
Not saying you're wrong, just genuinely curious.

Well first there's the Ending the Cycle of Crisis and Complacency in U.S. Global Health Security report that was created by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation back in November 2019 that is basically outlining the pandemic and how to handle it with lockdowns, masks etc. It explicitly says that these vaccines may lead to deadlier strains and could even create a pandemic.

It says on page 17 of this document:

Advances in biotechnology may foster the development of these new vaccines and therapeutics, but they also pose an additional risk. As scientists develop and apply new biotechnologies, they may increase the transmissibility and pathogenicity of naturally occurring microbes. With these changes come greater biosafety and biosecurity concerns and the rising possibility of accidental or intentional exposure of people, animals, or the environment to dangerous, novel microbes, and even the initiation of a global pandemic.

Ending the Cycle of Crisis and Complacency in U.S. Global Health Security

Then there's the warning from vaccine specialist Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche that says:

As a dedicated virologist and vaccine expert I only make an exception when health authorities allow vaccines to be administered in ways that threaten public health, most certainly when scientific evidence is being ignored. The present extremely critical situation forces me to spread this emergency call. As the unprecedented extent of human intervention in the Covid-19- pandemic is now at risk of resulting in a global catastrophe without equal, this call cannot sound loudly and strongly enough...While there is no time to spare, I have not received any feedback thus far. Experts and politicians have remained silent while obviously still eager to talk about relaxing infection prevention rules and 'springtime freedom'. My statements are based on nothing else but science. They shall only be contradicted by science....How long can one ignore the problem when there is at present massive evidence that viral immune escape is now threatening humanity? We can hardly say we didn't know - or were not warned.

https://mcusercontent.com/92561d6de...rnational_concert_Geert_Vanden_Bossche.01.pdf

Countless other doctors and scientists have spoken out about the vax as well, but it all falls on deaf ears. Clearly our current political leaders either do not care about the fallout (at best) or anticipate the fallout (at worst).
 
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It's definitely true that it will lead to more mutations in the virus. Viruses fight to live, so they change in response to their environment. It could mean they get less deadly in order to survive, like the flu. I don't want to be an alarmist, but the different types of vaccines available makes it impossible to know how the virus will respond when attempting to infect different people with new ways to fight it off. So masks and social distancing should stay to at least this year and next so we aren't just passing it around.
 

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Dead Ass, The powers that be are trying to keep up locked down FOREVER. This COVID-19 sh!t has been TOO USEFUL to achieve all the New World Order Goals.


I remember as a child Growing up in the ghetto How The Elder Generation Would say " If they could find out a way to charge Us for Breathing Air- They Would" makes you think!
 

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It's definitely true that it will lead to more mutations in the virus. Viruses fight to live, so they change in response to their environment. It could mean they get less deadly in order to survive, like the flu. I don't want to be an alarmist, but the different types of vaccines available makes it impossible to know how the virus will respond when attempting to infect different people with new ways to fight it off. So masks and social distancing should stay to at least this year and next so we aren't just passing it around.

THIS YEAR AND NEXT damn, If that's The Case Then The High School kids have Spent their Freshman to Senior Years Indoors.


Honestly, I don't think the Public School Education could Cope with something like that. SO SAD

Some states in the south are making it mandatory for School aged Kids to Repeat a Grade because if Lock Down. This will just exasperate the Learning Gap and Education Inequality. Common Core already but a Monkey Wrench in the failing System of Public Schooling
 

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I also see more lockdowns, etc. on the horizon as well. It's funny how things are opening up quickly across the country and everyone is being encouraged to go out and spend with these stimulus checks. They are also pushing this vaccine hard. Call me pessimistic but it seems too rosy, peaches and cream to me. Just get the vaccine and life will go back to normal seems to be the message but I'm not buying it.

There is an agenda and it's not to our benefit.
 

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Yeah I was thinking about taking the vaccine this weekend but nah there’s too much speculations and not enough facts. I can’t put myself at risk over theories and hypothesis.
 

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immune response. another doctor/scientist released elements of a report he's been working on illustrating that inoulations can cause the virus to mutate rendering this vaccine useless and resistant. it's best to not catch covid and continue limiting interactions with wide groups. i will not be at social gatherings, dining in restaurants, or any of this other foolishness that threatens to wipe man off the map.
 

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immune response. another doctor/scientist released elements of a report he's been working on illustrating that inoulations can cause the virus to mutate rendering this vaccine useless and resistant. it's best to not catch covid and continue limiting interactions with wide groups. i will not be at social gatherings, dining in restaurants, or any of this other foolishness that threatens to wipe man off the map.
Same here. I thought I was going to enjoy this summer but nah... I think I will lay low.
 

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I've always figured it wasn't just a strange coincidence that the variants emerged from countries where early vaccine trials took place (Brazil, South Africa, UK)
 

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The scientists and medical community knew this. It’s how viruses work against a leaky vaccine that doesn’t stop infection or transmission. The reason people went along with it was because they kept saying that it wasn’t mutating quickly, like the flu, so the vaccines should hold up. The whole vaccination rollout was premised upon beating out a mutation on the spike protein. Even then, the sales pitch was only that you won’t die from COVID, but can still get sick, have possible long term issues, and can still give it to others. I suppose the plan from the beginning was to keep giving more and more shots like the flu because there were already spike protein variants when the vaccine rollout was getting underway.
 

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Not him saying it's unlikely you become a carrier in the clip. So it can mutant in a vaccinated person who's unlikely a carrier? And where they unlikely carrying it to? Someone please explain.

Also further down in the same thread.
 

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The science community have been saying this but Covid vax pushers been calling them “bad science” or “conspiracy theories”.












-They been telling y’all mask don’t stop transmission and are useless. You can find multiple study’s pre Covid say this as well.

- They been telling y’all Covid is seasonal

- They been telling y’all PCR test are not Reliable to test for Covid

- They’ve been saying invermectin works great to fight Covid

- They been telling you they never isolated the virus.

- Many have been ringing the alarm about the dangers of mRNA vaccines




I’m mean lol y’all Covid vax people don’t want the science at this point.
 
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Watch. In a week, the dominant strain in the US will be one or several not covered by the vaccine (I think we’re at a 1/3 of new variant strain cases right now), but they will still tell us to get the vaccine because it will provide “some“ protection. This way, they won’t have to respond to all the people who got vaccinated who will likely feel a certain way about whether they should have gotten the vaccine in the first place... Several of the vaccinated seemed to feel that the unvaccinated were the problem when we still have a vaccine shortage where I live - and yet, it’s the vaccinated who are more dangerous because they may be carrying the stronger mutation.

You can’t make this up: NYT article today from a Professor of Medical Ethics, Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, was advocating for mandatory vaccines - saying that they are proven safe - when they only have emergency use authorization, and the Johnson/Johnson vaccine just got pulled. Tone deaf? It seemed that he misunderstood that the vaccinated are still supposed to wear masks and take precautions. He wrote that those who cannot get vaccinated for medical reasons should wear a tight fitting N95 mask. He wrote that kids should be required as soon as possible to prevent the spread and that religious or philosophical exemptions should not be allowed. It’s like he didn’t understand that the vaccines don’t prevent infection or transmission and that the new variants mean that we weren’t getting out of this anytime soon... and that the virus was already mutating around the vaccine to become stronger... Since when does a professor of medical ethics advocate for a mandatory experimental vaccine when we are learning about the virus and the vaccine as we go? Within days of one vaccine getting pulled for safety concerns?!? What is going on? Opinion | These People Should Be Required to Get Vaccinated

Did the vaccinated really think that the reason they still had to wear masks and take precautions was because they were waiting for everyone to get vaccinated? They had to keep taking precautions because the vaccine doesn’t prevent transmission and we are dealing with new variants. I swear the public was misled because they kept saying that “the only way out of this pandemic was vaccination”.
 

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Bossche has concerns about the vaccines affecting our antibodies, but also about using a vaccine in the middle of a pandemic that doesn’t stop infection or transmission. This article from April 2019, before COVID, sums up what happens when you attack a virus half assed: ‘Leaky’ Vaccines Can Produce Stronger Versions of Viruses

‘Leaky’ Vaccines Can Produce Stronger Versions of Viruses​

healthline.com/health-news/leaky-vaccines-can-produce-stronger-versions-of-viruses-072715


By studying chickens, researchers say they have proven the theory that more virulent viruses can evolve from so-called “leaky” vaccines.
The current debate over vaccinating toddlers is small potatoes compared to the potential risks of using “leaky” vaccines to prevent disease.
According to a new study published today in the scientific journal PLOS Biology, some types of vaccines could allow more virulent versions of a virus to survive, putting those who are unvaccinated at greater risk of severe illness.

To understand this, it’s necessary to examine the difference between “perfect” vaccines and “leaky” ones.
Perfect vaccines are so-named because they mimic the perfect immunity that humans naturally develop after having certain childhood disease.
“When a vaccine works perfectly, as do the childhood vaccines for smallpox, polio, mumps, rubella and measles, it prevents vaccinated individuals from being sickened by the disease, and it also prevents them from transmitting the virus to others,” said Andrew Read, an author of the study and an Evan Pugh professor of biology and entomology and Eberly professor in biotechnology at Penn State University.
Read More: Vaccines Could Be the Answer for Treating Rheumatoid Arthritis »

What We Learned from Chickens​

Enter the chickens.
Read was studying vaccines that could combat malaria when he got interested in Marek’s disease, a highly contagious viral disease that affects chickens.
It’s a form of herpes that is found in chicken dander and is more virulent than the Ebola virus, Read said.
After experiments done in a specialized pathogen-containment facility at The Pirbright Institute in the United Kingdom, the researchers concluded that the vaccines developed to combat Marek’s disease were imperfect or leaky.
“These vaccines also allow the virulent virus to continue evolving precisely because they allow the vaccinated individuals, and therefore themselves, to survive,” said Venugopal Nair, who led the research team. He is the head of the Avian Viral Diseases program at The Pirbright Institute.
These less-than-perfect vaccines create a “leaky” barrier against the virus. Vaccinated individuals may get sick but have less severe symptoms, but the virus survives long enough to transmit to others, which allows it to survive and spread throughout a population.
“Our research demonstrates that the use of leaky vaccines can promote the evolution of nastier ‘hot’ viral strains that put unvaccinated individuals at greater risk,” Nair said.
Marek’s disease used to be a minor ailment that did little harm to chickens in the 1950s, but the virus has grown stronger and today is capable of killing all the unvaccinated birds in poultry flocks, sometimes within 10 days.
But since nearly every chicken in agricultural production throughout the world is vaccinated, Marek’s is a relatively minor problem today.
Read More: Vaccine for High Blood Pressure May Be in the Works »

Preventing More-Virulent Virus Strains​

Marek’s is not the only nasty disease out there. The virus causing avian influenza can be even deadlier.
“The most virulent strain of avian influenza now decimating poultry flocks worldwide can kill unvaccinated birds in just under three days,” Read said, because the vaccine against avian influenza is a leaky one.
“In the United States and Europe, the birds that get avian influenza are culled, so no further evolution of the virus is possible,” Read said.
Culling is a more expensive process than using a leaky vaccine, he said. But it’s safer.
“Instead of controlling the disease by culling infected birds, farmers in Southeast Asia use vaccines that leak — so evolution of the avian influenza virus toward greater virulence could happen,” he added.
Some human deaths from avian influenza virus have been reported in China.
“We now are entering an era when we are starting to develop next-generation vaccines that are ‘leaky’ because they are for diseases that do not do a good job of producing strong natural immunity — diseases like HIV and malaria,” Read said.
What’s the answer?
Rigorous testing and vigilant monitoring of next-generation vaccines to prevent the evolution of more-virulent strains of viruses will help.
Read sees this as crucial to the current attempt to develop an Ebola vaccine. He notes that secondary techniques can help when using leaky vaccines, such as insecticide-treated bed nets for prevention of malaria.
 

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Damn, they out here taking this unlicensed experimental injection just to be spreading more variants ochea?


Sanjay Gupta: Getting vaccinated could lead to more variants of the virus, you know




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BTW, if anybody read former GAVI vaccine scientist, Geert Bossche's open letter about these unlicensed covid injections, this falls in line with what he has been warning about. I see Sanjay agrees!


Wow, Gupta finally tells the truth about something! First time for everything!
 

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Are they making this sh!t stronger?
They? No. By nature, viruses mutate when they are duplicated. ALL genetic material has the potential for mutations when it is duplicated. And those mutations can be silent, expressed, or deadly. So it makes sense if a vaccine that doesn't stop the spread can create an opportunity for the virus to mutate into a more deadlier virus OR to a more mild virus. But note, a virus that kills the host quickly, usually does not survive long enough to mutate. It's a one and done.

Thats why COVID-19 is actually a good virus. It mutates pretty quickly, low death rate, has a semi easy vector for transmission. It is doing exactly what viruses have been doing for thousands of years. This is also why I think with time it will become mild. But as to the correlation with the vaccine? No clue.

I'm really wondering why they chose the mRNA route and the Vector route for these vaccines vs either the live version, or the subunit/recombinant/polysaccharide/conjugate version (aka versions we have been using for decades).
 

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They? No. By nature, viruses mutate when they are duplicated. ALL genetic material has the potential for mutations when it is duplicated. And those mutations can be silent, expressed, or deadly. So it makes sense if a vaccine that doesn't stop the spread can create an opportunity for the virus to mutate into a more deadlier virus OR to a more mild virus. But note, a virus that kills the host quickly, usually does not survive long enough to mutate. It's a one and done.

Thats why COVID-19 is actually a good virus. It mutates pretty quickly, low death rate, has a semi easy vector for transmission. It is doing exactly what viruses have been doing for thousands of years. This is also why I think with time it will become mild. But as to the correlation with the vaccine? No clue.

I'm really wondering why they chose the mRNA route and the Vector route for these vaccines vs either the live version, or the subunit/recombinant/polysaccharide/conjugate version (aka versions we have been using for decades).

Spot on. Im in no way down playing the thousands upon thousands that have suffered and succumbed due to this pandemic many more on the road to recovery and many others looking for a solution from science/medicine but the reality is viruses have been and will always be a part of the natural cycle of life, never going to be able eradicate them 100 percent. Its like trying to pour fuel onto fire expecting it not to combust.

The more they try to find unnatural ways to control it, the more aggressive the mutant variants will be. Its for good reason some are saying the masks dont work, dont prevent you from anything. And all this obsessive sanitizing just exposing you to harmful chemicals, these viruses will just learn to bypass and mutate from anything hindering its natural function.
 
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Spot on. Im in no way down playing the thousands upon thousands that have suffered and succumbed due to this pandemic many more on the road to recovery and many others looking for a solution from science/medicine but the reality is viruses have been and will always be a part of the natural cycle of life, never going to be able eradicate them 100 percent. Its like trying to pour fuel onto fire expecting it not to combust.

The more they try to find unnatural ways to control it, the more aggressive the mutant variants will be. Its for good reason some are saying the masks dont work, dont prevent you from anything. And all this obsessive sanitizing just exposing you to harmful chemicals, these viruses will just learn to bypass and mutate from anything hindering its natural function.
Hmmm.

If you're suggeting we should have let this just work itself through our population, I dont agree. However, I cannot lie that the OVER-santization and the over-usage of certain medical practices (such as antibiotics) has caused superbacteria/viruses. There needs to be a happy medium.

This is why it's really hard for me regarding the vaccine. I'm not against it by any means. I clearly understand the basis of viruses and how they function (thanks college!). I just don't understand why they chose NOW to use a new technology vs the tried and true methods that take longer but people are more trusting of. Then again with the last crazy 4 years, I'm not sure it would have been more receptive if they had. I feel that it was just too much NEW. "Hey this new virus is circling, let's also try this new vaccine!"

If they would have jumped on it when they found out in December, it would have had almost a year worth of testing.

Before COVID, I noticed that a lot of holistic/Eastern medicine was starting to be combined with Western medicine and that was nice to see.
 

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The World Health Organization has reiterated that there is no evidence to support the false claims.

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"Any sort of suggestion that the vaccines are making things worse is completely the opposite message to give out," he added.
"It's an emergency, we must get as many people vaccinated as we can to stop variants emerging and to stop the virus from spreading."

The misinformation spreading online​

Since last week, multiple French social media accounts have claimed, without evidence, the COVID-19 vaccines are causing variants of the virus to emerge.
A number of pages shared a link to an article, which alleged that vaccinated citizens are "walking bacteriological time bombs" and are a "threat to society".
The article went on to falsely allege that vaccinated people are "most likely to infect other people with super-strains".
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False rumours have circulated on Facebook and Twitter pages in various French cities.Euronews
The theories have been shared across various Facebook and Twitter pages, such as in Lyon and Nice, as well as across the border to Switzerland. One Twitter account pushing the same false claim has more than 6,300 followers.
Meanwhile, a Facebook page sharing the article's content has more than 33,000 likes and 52,000 followers.
But the WHO, which has been tracking virus mutations and variants since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak, has reiterated that there is no evidence to support the article's claims.
"Vaccines will decrease replication on the virus, they do not cause variants," added Prof O'Neill.

The science behind new variants of COVID-19​

Variants and new strains of the novel coronavirus have emerged in recent months in South Africa, Brazil and the United Kingdom, which were reported to be more infectious.
But the behaviour of variants is not linked to COVID-19 vaccines, and instead can be originated when the virus transmits and spreads.
Prof O'Neill told Euronews that the emergence of virus variants is a "random process".
"Every time the virus divides and makes a copy of itself, it makes a tiny error, and there is a chance that these errors can be more troublesome," he said.
"Vaccines bring out the human immune system to kill the virus, that stops it replicating and therefore the chance of variants emerging is decreased."
"The vaccine is boosting the immune response so variants are not emerging in vaccinated people at all, it's more likely they appear in people who do not have an immune response."
Pointing to the flu vaccine, Prof O'Neill said that there has "never" been a known vaccine that has driven an evolutionary change and caused more dangerous variants.
In a statement to Euronews, the WHO also reiterated that vaccines will reduce the spread of new virus strains.
"When a virus - including SARS-CoV-2 - is widely circulating in a population and causing many infections, the likelihood of the virus mutating increases," a spokesperson said.
"The more opportunities a virus has to spread, the more it replicates – and the more opportunities it has to undergo changes.
"Rolling out vaccines as quickly and widely as possible is critical to protecting people before they are exposed to the virus and the risk of new variants."
 

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So leaky vaccines causing mutations is fact when it's to tell vaccinated people to mask up and socially distance.

But it's fake news and unproven when unvaccinated people say vaccinated people are just as responsible for spread and mutations.
 

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The World Health Organization has reiterated that there is no evidence to support the false claims.

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The World Health Organization (WHO) has rejected claims that COVID-19 vaccines are causing new variants of the virus.
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But the WHO and other immunologists have said that these claims are unfounded and have no scientific basis.



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"There is no evidence of this," a WHO spokesperson Euronews. "Vaccination is part of the solution for suppressing transmission along with existing public health measures."
Online misinformation about the coronavirus and vaccines has been a thorn for European governments and their inoculation strategies.
A March poll by Ipsos found that just 59% of adults in France intend to get vaccinated against COVID-19, compared to Italy (85%) and Spain (82%).
"The number one message is 'get the vaccine out' as it will stop the virus," said Professor Luke O'Neill, an immunologist at Trinity College Dublin.

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"Any sort of suggestion that the vaccines are making things worse is completely the opposite message to give out," he added.
"It's an emergency, we must get as many people vaccinated as we can to stop variants emerging and to stop the virus from spreading."

The misinformation spreading online​

Since last week, multiple French social media accounts have claimed, without evidence, the COVID-19 vaccines are causing variants of the virus to emerge.
A number of pages shared a link to an article, which alleged that vaccinated citizens are "walking bacteriological time bombs" and are a "threat to society".
The article went on to falsely allege that vaccinated people are "most likely to infect other people with super-strains".
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False rumours have circulated on Facebook and Twitter pages in various French cities.Euronews
The theories have been shared across various Facebook and Twitter pages, such as in Lyon and Nice, as well as across the border to Switzerland. One Twitter account pushing the same false claim has more than 6,300 followers.
Meanwhile, a Facebook page sharing the article's content has more than 33,000 likes and 52,000 followers.
But the WHO, which has been tracking virus mutations and variants since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak, has reiterated that there is no evidence to support the article's claims.
"Vaccines will decrease replication on the virus, they do not cause variants," added Prof O'Neill.

The science behind new variants of COVID-19​

Variants and new strains of the novel coronavirus have emerged in recent months in South Africa, Brazil and the United Kingdom, which were reported to be more infectious.
But the behaviour of variants is not linked to COVID-19 vaccines, and instead can be originated when the virus transmits and spreads.
Prof O'Neill told Euronews that the emergence of virus variants is a "random process".
"Every time the virus divides and makes a copy of itself, it makes a tiny error, and there is a chance that these errors can be more troublesome," he said.
"Vaccines bring out the human immune system to kill the virus, that stops it replicating and therefore the chance of variants emerging is decreased."
"The vaccine is boosting the immune response so variants are not emerging in vaccinated people at all, it's more likely they appear in people who do not have an immune response."
Pointing to the flu vaccine, Prof O'Neill said that there has "never" been a known vaccine that has driven an evolutionary change and caused more dangerous variants.
In a statement to Euronews, the WHO also reiterated that vaccines will reduce the spread of new virus strains.
"When a virus - including SARS-CoV-2 - is widely circulating in a population and causing many infections, the likelihood of the virus mutating increases," a spokesperson said.
"The more opportunities a virus has to spread, the more it replicates – and the more opportunities it has to undergo changes.
"Rolling out vaccines as quickly and widely as possible is critical to protecting people before they are exposed to the virus and the risk of new variants."

Lmaoo who is still listening to The Who when it comes to covid? They have not been a trusted source of facts or news on this virus since January 2020.
 

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Lmaoo who is still listening to The Who when it comes to covid? They have not been a trusted source of facts or news on this virus since January 2020.
In reality all folks I know with delta have been vaxxed. WHO is full of sh!t!
 

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