Pete Hendrickson (@LostHorizons)

The CDC Finally Admits The Superiority Of Naturally-Acquired Immunity ...but still tries to defend "vaccines" whose own creators never said would convey immunity from anything. A REPORT ISSUED BY THE CDC ON JANUARY 19, 2022 admits that those who are unvaccinated but have been previously exposed to C19 have 6 times greater immunity (which we will call naturally-acquired immunity, or NAI) than those who are "fully vaccinated". The admission is welcome, but the corrupt agency can't help but insert a few flies into the ointment in service to the evolving needs of its defensive narrative. The structure of the report is contrived to suggest that this NAI superiority only became true when the "Delta variant" emerged. However, this is a mere pretense meant to shore up the false notion that the "vaccines" had initial value and weren't just tools in service to special-interest agendas from the jump. (See the rebuttal of this falsehood in the fifth section of this multi-part article-- the one featuring the Sotomayor meme.) The deception lies in the report basing its conclusions on RT-PCR test results. The outcome from these "tests" (also known as Nucleic Acid Amplification Tests) are treated in the report as "laboratory confirmation" of infection. ("Rapid antigen tests" are also covered by the same label, and referenced in the report, but had not been in widespread use during the study period. Further, RATs are also prone to false positives with rates of up to 42% having been found.) But RT-PCR tests are incapable of reliably indicating infection. They are also notorious for sky-high false-positivity (a fact discussed in some depth in this earlier article about a late October, 2021 effort by the CDC to argue the opposite of what is being admitted in this new study). This glitch places many of the subjects being considered in the report into the "previously infected" category who really hadn't been. Here is the description of the relevant test parameters: Continued... https://losthorizons.com/N/180.htm#1