The COVID-19 coronavirus BA.2 sub-variant, also dubbed 'stealth Omicron,' has now been detected in at least 40 countries worldwide.
Remember when you were sold that bill of goods that if you were vaccinated you could not catch COVID? Amazingly, that false narrative has done a 180-degree turnabout and they are now saying that "infectious disease experts say that people who have experienced breakthrough infections with omicron could have enhanced immunity, or what some are calling super immunity." So in the blink of an eye, it's gone from you can't catch it to you will catch it and receive super immunity! Well, because stealth Omicron.
"A true witness delivereth souls: but a deceitful witness speaketh lies." Proverbs 14:25 (KJB)
To me, the most entertaining part of all this is watching how government officials around the world are forced to contort their duplicitous speech, constantly contradicting their own previous statements, and still be able to look into the camera with no trace of irony or shame for what horrific liars they all are. I don't know about you, but I am so very glad I never allowed that mRNA poison into my bloodstream. Especially with the CDC VAERS site now reporting 22,193 deaths and over a million adverse reactions to the vaccine. We told you from the very beginning that their lies would not be able to be sustained over time, and time has proved that statement to be 100% factually correct. But if you're waiting for them to stop gaslighting you, that will never happen. These tortured, lost souls are narcissistic psychopaths who will always blame you.
Stealth Omicron COVID Variant BA.2 That May Spread Faster Found in at Least 40 Countries
FROM NEWSWEEK: BA.2 has caught attention in recent days as it has been responsible for an increasing proportion of Omicron infections compared to the BA.1 lineage that has been the dominant Omicron type so far. Labs in countries including Denmark and Norway have reported that the sub-variant has been gaining ground, accounting for nearly half of all COVID cases in the former as of January 20, marking a sharp increase in recent weeks.
Virologists say that there is much to learn about BA.2, but it appears the sub-variant may have a transmission advantage over BA.1.
In a press release issued last Friday, the U.K.'s Health Security Agency (HSA) said that BA.2 had been classified as a variant under investigation (VUI) due to international and domestic cases, adding that BA.2 appears to have an increased growth rate compared to BA.1, based on early analysis. However, the HSA stated that the proportion of BA.2 cases in the country compared to BA.1 was "currently low" and that further analysis was needed to determine the significance of the sub-variant and its mutations.
"So far, there is insufficient evidence to determine whether BA.2 causes more severe illness than Omicron BA.1, but data is limited and UKHSA continues to investigate," said Dr Meera Chand, COVID-19 Incident Director at the HSA.
A press release from Denmark's Statens Serum Institut (SSI) infectious disease research institution last week stated that it is expected that vaccines will continue to have an effect on severe illness caused by BA.2
A total of 40 countries had uploaded BA.2 sequences to the virus sequencing database GISAID since November 17, the HSA said last Friday. Outbreak.info, an online tool that presents COVID statistics using GISAID data, put that figure at 49 as of Monday. One notable aspect of BA.2 is that it lacks a genetic characteristic that scientists had used to identify Omicron cases previously—giving credence to its "stealth Omicron" monicker.
However, Cornelius Roemer, a computational biologist at the University of Basel in Switzerland, tweeted last week that BA.2 is still detectable on PCR tests and branded news reports to the contrary as "totally wrong."
"Depending on the PCR test used it may not look like BA.1 (the other Omicron). But it will still give a positive result," he wrote.
According to GISAID on Monday morning, a total of 12,842 BA.2 sequences had been uploaded to its database from around the world. Some 67 of those were reported from the USA. READ MORE
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