Australia to follow the Netherlands model, page-18

It's a novel virus ---------------- we don't know. It's also a new technology as well.


Lifelong boosters are not a new thing.


My rabies booster was due earlier this year ----------- I choose not to get it - because I'm in a low risk rabies area now ---------- if I were still in SEA - I would have had the booster.


Rabies is a good comparison with many of the anti CV vaccine arguments -


because when you get your normal rabies vaccinations - that does NOT stop you from catching rabies ----------- it merely primes your immune system -

if you do get bitten or scratched by a rabid animal - you have to hurry along and get some anti rabies treatments - more vaccines


of course - if you don't - and, you might not be sure the animal was or wasn't infected well, you might get lucky - but, if one has ever seen anyone with rabies ---------------- well --------------------- lotsa luck with that, it's a very brave decision IMO


and, of course - there has never been one single case of surviving if one has actually contracted rabies

so - not a real good bet.



I saw people with Covid - -no thank you. I've also seen people with swine flu - no thank you.