https://x.com/NicHulscher/status/1922329204336541772

referring to paper:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40358138/

Detection of S1 spike protein in CD16+ monocytes up to 245 days in SARS-CoV-2-negative post-COVID-19 vaccine syndrome (PCVS) individuals
Bruce K Patterson 1, Ram Yogendra 2, Edgar B Francisco 1, Jose Guevara-Coto 3, Emily Long 1, Amruta Pise 1, Eric Osgood 4, John Bream 5, Mark Kreimer 6, Devon Jeffers 7, Christopher Beaty 1, Richard Vander Heide 8, Rodrigo A Mora-Rodríguez 3
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PMID: 40358138
PMCID: PMC12077440
DOI: 10.1080/21645515.2025.2494934
Abstract
Despite over 13 billion SARS-CoV-2 vaccine doses administered globally, persistent post-vaccination symptoms, termed post-COVID-19 vaccine syndrome (PCVS), resemble post-acute sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC). Symptoms like cardiac, vascular, and neurological issues often emerge shortly after vaccination and persist for months to years, mirroring PASC. We previously showed the S1 subunit of the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein persists in CD16+ monocytes after infection, potentially driving PASC. Approved vaccines (Pfizer, Moderna, Janssen, AstraZeneca) deliver synthetic S1 to elicit immunity, suggesting a shared mechanism. We hypothesized that vaccine-derived S1 persistence in CD16+ monocytes sustains inflammation akin to PASC, contributing to PCVS. We studied 50 individuals with PCVS symptoms lasting over 30 days post-vaccination and 26 asymptomatic controls, using (1) machine learning-based immune profiling to compare cytokine signatures with PASC, (2) flow cytometry to detect S1 in CD16+ monocytes, and (3) LC-MS to confirm S1 across vaccine types. We correlated S1 persistence with symptom duration and inflammation. Prior infection was excluded via clinical history, anti-nucleocapsid antibody tests, and T-detect assays, though definitive tests are lacking. Preliminary findings suggest S1 persistence in CD16+ monocytes and an associated inflammatory profile may contribute to PCVS. Further studies are needed to confirm causality and prevalence.
Keywords: CCR5; COVID-19; PASC; SARS CoV-2 S1 protein; fractalkine; non-classical monocytes.

About abstracts….oftentimes abstracts are rhetorical in consideration of political and/or financial agenda. It is best to read the associated paper. When I read technical papers from GM and Ford I discovered that their abstracts were clearly intended to be read by lobbyists and legislative assistants, and seldom were were supported by the body of the paper. Why? Obviously to increase profits by hobbling their competition through legislation and rule making.  In the matter of disease and so-called vaccines somewhat similar forces are assumed, essentially the authors are liable to be concerned with grants and professional advancement and reputation. 

Mister Tsahkna is a funny fellow! “It’s not fair!”

@DD_Geopolitics
“Estonian FM Complains to U.S. Over Failed Attempt to Seize Tanker JAGUAR in Baltic Incident Estonia’s Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna reportedly lodged a complaint with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio after a failed attempt by Estonian and NATO forces to intercept the civilian tanker JAGUAR in neutral waters. Tsahkna claimed that a Russian fighter jet had “violated” Estonian airspace while Tallinn was attempting to redirect the Gabon-flagged vessel—headed for the Russian port of Primorsk—into Estonian jurisdiction. The accusation comes amid what appears to be an increasingly aggressive posture by Baltic NATO members in the region. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte also commented on the incident, pointing to what he called a rise in maritime tensions: “In connection with these events—and they’ve only increased over the last 6 to 12 months—we maintain an air policing mission over the Baltics, as well as the Baltic Sentry initiative, which focuses on protecting our critical underwater infrastructure,” Rutte stated. On May 14, NATO aircraft and Estonian naval units attempted to intercept the JAGUAR in international waters. The vessel, a civilian tanker flying the Gabonese flag, was pressured to enter Estonian waters where it could be detained—raising questions about the legality and motives of the operation. The JAGUAR ultimately eluded capture and is now safely anchored near Primorsk.”

https://x.com/DD_Geopolitics/status/1922984626382832084?t=C7tv12djQfoO3uBx6PbiIQ&s=19

Indeed, and not only Iran… it was pretty clear that “seeding” was going on. I am not convinced that the virus was the agent of all of the many deaths…there may be agents much more deadly that give similar symptoms. The death rates were heterogenious…and we may say the same about the “vaccine” injections…one would assume some are controls, ie inert.

Yes, you may well be right, but the position also implies that the moment to apply a precise and measured violence against the devil’s agents is near… after all, what good are weapons if they’re never used? The Chinese seem by their words, and they don’t waste words, as though about to take dramatic “technical” effort. We’ll see…that’s our fate, to observe.

Maybe it’s just my silly idea, but when China speaks this way I get the idea that if the “suggestion” is not obeyed, some heavy action will follow…

https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202505/1334010.shtml

One line stands out to my eye>

” Israel must fulfil its obligations as the occupying power under international humanitarian law by immediately lifting the blockade and restoring full access to supplies. Recently, a certain country has proposed the so-called humanitarian distribution plan. We have noted that the UN have categorically rejected the so-called plan. Humanitarian assistance must not be weaponized, and the principles of impartiality, independence, and neutrality must be a help at all times, said Fu.”

That does not sound like a “pretty please”… a bit more like an order.

Remarking>

” ban anime figurines” I don’t know the word “anime”, but I get the idea. For myself, I always thought Archie comic books were a form of soft porn…

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SAS atrocities…  Fella down at Stumpy’s Bar and Offsale Liquor once described being in Iraq when Saddam was honcho, his detail hunting Saddam…they kept getting lost and would grab a local to get directions, then they’d shoot him. After a few days their vehicle was loaded up with body bags, and it was hot weather. He claimed that they had Saddam in rifle sights, but were denied permission to fire…he was disgusted that they’d murdered all these guys for no reason…and he quit. I think he runs electrical work in commercial construction these days…geewhiz, I wish I could remember his name… 😉

C Freeman and Napolitano chat…and near their conclusion discuss “BB” and Orange fellas… Freeman opines that BB and the zionist outpost are being abandoned by Orange, but also observe that the gang around Orange are ardent zionists…which might incline some to consider a trip to Dallas…maybe a parade?