Pfizer and its partner, BioNTech, announced July 9, 2021, that they plan to seek an emergency use authorization (EUA) for a third dose of their experimental gene therapy COVID-19 “vaccine.” They said they’re basing the request on evidence that you have a greater risk of a COVID infection just six months after your last dose of the vaccine.
But, if you haven’t already gotten it, you shouldn’t even get the second shot, let alone a third, according to Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi, an award-winning microbiologist who co-wrote the book, “Corona, False Alarm?”
Bhakdi has published hundreds of articles in the fields of immunology, bacteriology, virology and in a video tweet, he explains how the spike proteins in the COVID-19 gene therapy work by attaching to the linings of your cells.
The mechanisms of the proteins’ programming then set your cells up to produce more spikes which go into your blood stream, where your lymphocytes try to kill those cells and mount an attack on your blood vessel walls to self-create the antibodies that are supposed to protect you from a COVID infection.
The very design of the vaccination puts you in danger of certain side effects from the very beginning, including abnormal clotting of the blood, he says. After three or four weeks, you will have massive amounts of antibodies that, “and if you dare to repeat this performance and start to put those spikes out into your blood, God help you,” he says.
What will happen after that? The vision is “terrifying,” he says. “I want you to decide not to take the second shot,” as it will put your life in danger.
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