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<blockquote data-quote="Non sequitur" data-source="post: 5049735" data-attributes="member: 31614">There are reports out there that Canada and the US are on the verge of approving Covaxin, a vaccine made by an Indian company that uses attenuated virus (not mRNA or even viral vector) and which made no use of aborted fetal cells in testing or abortion (but, rather, Vero monkey cells).That would take the abortion moral issue off the table and also the problem with mRNA vaccines.&nbsp; It would effectively like being exposed to a mild case of COVID, and therefore the first one of these that could legitimately be called a vaccine.If these things prove to be true, I would be willing to take it if I absolutely had to in order to keep providing for my family.Sure, big pharma are not to be trusted.&nbsp; But the Indians are, in a way, off in their own world.&nbsp; They distributed Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine far and wide.Something tells me that the US would find a way to block it in the US.Not that I&#039;m interested since I already had the made in China flu. Funny thing is I have been exposed a few times, close and extending indoor contact, to the magic flu and haven&#039;t had any illness.Looks like natural immunity is the real deal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Non sequitur, post: 5049735, member: 31614"] There are reports out there that Canada and the US are on the verge of approving Covaxin, a vaccine made by an Indian company that uses attenuated virus (not mRNA or even viral vector) and which made no use of aborted fetal cells in testing or abortion (but, rather, Vero monkey cells). That would take the abortion moral issue off the table and also the problem with mRNA vaccines. It would effectively like being exposed to a mild case of COVID, and therefore the first one of these that could legitimately be called a vaccine. If these things prove to be true, I would be willing to take it if I absolutely had to in order to keep providing for my family. Sure, big pharma are not to be trusted. But the Indians are, in a way, off in their own world. They distributed Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine far and wide. Something tells me that the US would find a way to block it in the US. Not that I'm interested since I already had the made in China flu. Funny thing is I have been exposed a few times, close and extending indoor contact, to the magic flu and haven't had any illness. Looks like natural immunity is the real deal. [/QUOTE]

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