Professor of the Norwich Medical School of the University of
East Anglia Paul Hunter said that in the future COVID-19 will
be just another "cold". This is stated in an article published in
The Spectator magazine. According to the British professor,
SARS-CoV-2 is not going anywhere and is likely to repeatedly
infect humanity. In addition, he believes that after the quarantine
was lifted, the daily increase in the number of cases in the UK
soon began to even fall. Hunter predicted that the world will not
be able to achieve collective immunity to the coronavirus, but a
balance will be found between immunity and infection. According
to the study, the symptoms of COVID-19 will gradually approach
those observed in patients with mild coronavirus.
“The problem is that this virus is not measles. If 95 percent of the
population is vaccinated against measles, the measles virus can no
longer be transmitted. The delta strain of coronavirus will also infect
those who are vaccinated. , at some point the virus will meet ... and
we have nothing that would [completely] stop this transmission, " -
The Guardian quotes the creator of the AstraZeneca vaccine,
Andrew Pollard. In this regard, according to Andrew Pollard,
reaching the herd immunity threshold becomes "mythical."
In other words, governments betting on collective immunity are accused
of mass murder of citizens.
