Tanja @tanjaostman@dingdash.com

@Berrybunchfamily thanks for your comments! You confirm my views both on the flu and covid shots. Yes, they are promoting the flu shot here as well right now. They have given the first covid shot to 12-16 year old children this autumn, and will give the second soon. It shouldn't interfere with the covid shot. A Swedish professor and researcher in virology, Ann-Cathrine Engwall, says that nobody should get both of them within 3 weeks. They neutralize each other. (Or how I could explain it... ). So so much is happening in our world right now that is not based on true science. It's about money and power.

I would be happy somebody could prove this is not true, but the source is the British government, according to this article. (A link to the source of the article is in the bottom of the article). This means the more shots you get, the more vulnerable you are to get sick from mutations. Then it's a total fraud. It's better not to get the vaccine.

"N antibody levels appear to be lower in people who acquire infection following two doses of vaccination.”

"What the British are saying is they are now finding the vaccine interferes with your body’s innate ability after infection to produce antibodies against not just the spike protein but other pieces of the virus. Specifically, vaccinated people don’t seem to be producing antibodies to the nucleocapsid protein, the shell of the virus, which are a crucial part of the response in unvaccinated people."

https://alexberenson.substack.com/p/urgent-covid-vaccines-will-keep-you/comments

@ZGoldenReport you are right!

@sinbach yes, that is the impression I have of you. You have a gift of discernment. BUT I really get it that you got the jab at last to be able to travel wherever and whenever you want - not for protection (I think you have enough natural immunity) and not because you would believe the campaigns. I have been impressed with how much you have had to stand because you have been traveling without it for such a long time and had to endure so much, and pay a fortune. They left you without any option. Do you know of any other person in this world that travels as much as you do? Not only meaning days away from home, but the amount of flights a year?

@gladflicka were you born and raised in Norway?

@sinbach

@sinbach and I can't help but correcting myself. I learned in school that the plural of deer is deer (not deers). 😁

@sinbach you've got a cool sister! She should come here and kill some deers in Finland. A century ago there were no deers at all. They don't belong here, and they create and ecological imbalance and spread ticks that can spread lyme disease.

Me too. Honestly, I must confess it's not easy to stand the pressure. They are blaming us every day in Finnish media that the virus is still existing. I have seen several videos of Americans being ushered out of their working places. Yesterday a Christian man who was employedd at UCLA got fired because he wasn't jabbed. He had worked there for 7 years, and was working there risking his own health during the outbreak of c. (You can see the clip on rooted.wings on Instagram) I am still waiting for more people in my country to get their eyes opened on what's going on. But not even the fact that vaccinated people get the virus and transmit it, and that they get hospitalized, have open their eyes. The problem? We should give it to children 2-11 now. And a third and a fourth jab. They don't see any connections to young people and healthy people getting strange symptoms some weeks or months after the shot. There are three levels of adverse reactions, and immediate allergic reactions are rare.

@sinbach @bethany I am happy that your first thought is to believe the best, not the worst, and be merciful. I've seen many sharings of this quote on SOME. It might be either or... but my own experience is that it's very difficult to discuss theological stuff on social media in only a few words. Especially to get a short quote right, or to share your beliefs in a couple of sentences. Articles and pods are better.

@Williams_girl @faith20 thanks for the encouragement! I've always loved English and it was one of my favorite subjects in school. For a Swedish speaker, it's not extremely difficult. There are so many similar words, and expressions. I read somewhere that the Scandinavian languages and English have the same roots. If you look at a map, you can see that Great Britain and Norway are really close. They were traveling a lot between these countries on the sea.
I'm impressed with your son's learning Hebrew! That is so different from English.

@faith20 I think your English is great! At least for me as a non-native speaker... I understand exactly what you mean when you write, so just keep on writing! I also often hesitate when I write... sometimes I google if the expression I use is right, or if it's just something that I have made up. Sometimes I have to check the spelling of certain words. The more I write, the better I get... I read a lot, but since I don't regularily produce English (and have never lived in an English speaking country), it doesn't always come easily.

@faith20 you are so right regarding learning from the underground persecuted church! That's why I found Back to Jerusalem so intersted. I don't want persecution here, but we see some signs... things are changing rapidly in our society, so we need to be prepared that anything can happen.

@faith20 It's so wrong and sad! 😪