Ten days ago, ANOTHER peer-reviewed jab study quietly published in the Journal of Infection titled,
"Post-vaccination IgG4 and IgG2 class switch associates with increased risk of SARS-CoV-2 infections"
Corporate media ignored it, unsurprisingly. But what was perhaps most impressive was that it was published at all.
The study’s conclusions were bleak. The Spanish team found that repeated covid mRNA shots —especially the third jab and beyond— shift injectees’ antibodies toward a usually rare “non-fighter” type of antibidy called IgG4. IgG4 is the immune system’s version of a conflict-avoiding diplomat. Instead of gearing up to attack invaders, the body treats the virus like it’s a persistent uninvited houseguest: inconvenient, maybe even annoying, but not worth an unpleasant confrontation.
The study unsurprisingly showed that the more this IgG4 antibody “class switching” happened, the more often people got reinfected. Meaning, more shots, more sickness. Exactly the opposite of what the experts promised.
Even worse, the results showed that the IgG4 increase lasted for years after repeated mRNA doses. The elevated IgG4 (and IgG2) levels stabilized above normal baseline levels and stayed that way for the rest of the study period— nearly three years. The researchers saw no sign of those levels returning to pre-booster norms.
Although they never came out and said it, the data the team collected suggested this could be a long-lasting, possibly chronic immune shift. And it’s not a shift for the better.
This kind of class-switching effect is called “immune tolerance.” It’s typically seen in cases of chronic allergies, long-term parasitic infections, and rare auto-immune disorders. In other words, victims’ immune systems get trained to chill out even though the virus keeps crashing the party and hogging the DJ stand.
Defenders continue to argue the shots may not “work” per se, but they reduce your chance of serious illness per infection. That tortured argument misses the forest for the viral trees.
They claim the shots reduce severity of covid cases. But even if you believe that, if each shot makes people catch covid more often, their total cumulative risk of a severe case may actually go up. A -10% drop in severity risk is worse than meaningless if you’re getting infected three times as often.
This study reinforces early “conspiracy theories” that successive waves of covid would get increasingly deadly to people who’ve had lots of shots. It hasn’t happened quite so quickly as theorized by the heterodox researchers, but this study’s results add to evidence of a slowly unfolding disaster version of the same dark prediction.
Finally, since it was out of the study’s scope, the researchers did not consider whether chronically elevated IgG4 levels could suppress immune responses to other things besides covid, like infections, cancer, parasites, or any number of foreign invaders. The problem though is that elevated IgG4 is immunologically anti-inflammatory. It’s like issuing a permanent, body-wide “stand down” order to your immune system—the opposite of staying on high alert.
Rather, it’s on low alert. Like Jeffrey Epstein’s guards snoozing during his mur, I mean suicide.
Here’s the nub: Jab-takers were sold a medical product under the false assurance of zero long-term risk— an assurance that was always biologically impossible to make. It was the complete collapse of informed consent. Public health authorities assured us there were no meaningful long-term risk— not because they had any data to prove that, but because they had no long-term data at all, the world’s most fraudulent blank check on an empty bank account.
The public health mo-rons played the most dangerous shell game in human history, and we still don’t know the full scope.
Well, we are where we are. Let’s look at the half-tumbler of whiskey still in the cocktail glass.
It is fair to assume that every single study finding something positive about the jabs has been published and highlighted by the media. Nothing pro-jab is missing. But it is also fair to assume that many studies finding problems were sneered at by editors, slow-rolled, and denied effective peer review. So there is almost certainly a back inventory of unpublished work.
Worse, the funding behemoth drowned researchers in green-lighted mRNA grants— but only for pro-jab studies. So, research on mRNA problems has likewise been drastically underfunded.
Both variables —censorship and funding— are changing for the better. Kennedy is laying off scads of narrative enforcers at the CDC and other captured health agencies. HHS is pulling the plug on junk studies designed to prop up fear campaigns and pharma-friendly messaging. The money is drying up.
The academic playing field is finally, belatedly, leveling out.
And when it does, we will witness an unprecedented avalanche of pent-up scholarship— studies that were previously unfundable, unpublishable, or simply too dangerous to write. Every paper like this Spanish one is another dagger in public health’s waning credibility. And it can’t happen fast enough.
Because if I’m right, we’re headed toward a reckoning.