By Jon Rappoport
'A doctor suspects you have disease X, which is caused by virus Y. He takes a blood sample, and that sample is examined for the presence of antibodies which are specific to virus Y.
If you test positive for the presence of those antibodies, he says you have disease X.
However, there is a vaccine that is supposed to protect a person from disease X, and this vaccine does what?
IT PRODUCES ANTIBODIES SPECIFIC TO VIRUS Y.
In that case, you are said to be immune from virus Y.'
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