If you believe that vaccines are the answer to the worlds prayers in relation to the spread of the alleged Covid-19 virus, then know this. The UK Government may have had 100 million doses of the solution to preventing the spread of Omicron in the United Kingdom, but it cancelled that contract in September.

The current vaccines available in the United Kingdom only target the S protein (Spike) of the alleged Covid-19 virus, and have been manufactured using computer models of the alleged spike of the original variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

It is for this reason why authorities have whipped up so much fear over the emergence of Omicron, as the variant allegedly has several mutations to the spike protein.

Currently only the AstraZeneca, Pfizer, and Moderna jabs are available for emergency use in the UK, and whilst the AstraZeneca vaccine differs slightly from the Pfizer and Moderna jabs they still all only produce an immune response against the spike protein of the Covid-19 virus.

The Pfizer and Moderna jabs are both mRNA injections. They are a gene therapy that has never before been authorised for use in humans, and they work by instructing human cells to produce millions of copies of the Spike proteins of the Covid-19 virus.

Theoretically the body then produces an immune response against the Spike proteins alone which means the body has antibodies it can use if it ever encounters the same Spike proteins again.

The AstraZeneca vaccine is a viral vector vaccine, this again is an entire new technology that was never before used in humans until the emergency use authorisation of this injection. The injection works by using a chimpanzee adenovirus that has allegedly been modified to make it harmless to humans. The same genetic code of the S protein, which has been taken from a computer model of the alleged original variant of SARS-Cov-2, is then added to the viral vector (adenovirus).

The AstraZeneca vaccine then allegedly works by delivering the genetic code of the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein to the body’s cells, similarly to the mRNA vaccines. Once inside the body, the spike protein is produced, causing the immune system to recognise it and initiate an immune response. This allegedly means that if the body later encounters the spike protein of the coronavirus, the immune system will recognise it and destroy it before causing infection.

Therefore the current available vaccines do not recognise any other part of the alleged Covid-19 virus other than the Spike protein, so if any mutations to the Spike protein occur, as has allegedly happened with the Omicron variant, then the immune response taught by the vaccines will not work.

This is why the authorities claims that two doses of either the AstraZeneca, Moderna, or Pfizer jab do not work against Omicron, but a booster shot of the Pfizer or Moderna jab will, make absolutely zero sense.

The vaccines have not changed, the Covid-19 virus allegedly has.

The evidence is clear that the current available injections do not prevent infection or transmission of the Covid-19 virus. The manufacturers have not claimed this, the UK Government has not officially claimed this, and SAGE have not not officially claimed this.

The only claims by Government officials, Scientists that they do prevent infection and transmission have been made on the television or in mainstream newspapers. This is because the claim is being used as propaganda to convince people to take an experimental injection, not because it is true.

When a celebrity tells you that you must get the vaccine to protect others they are either doing this because the Government is paying them to say this with your money, or because they lack the mental capacity to know what they are actually talking about.

However, what would be a good candidate to prevent infection and spread of the alleged Covid-19 virus is a vaccine that targets the entire virus. But it turns out the UK Government cancelled a contract for 100 million doses of the only vaccine candidate in Europe to do just that, back in September 2021.

According to the British Medical Journal (BMJ), in September, UK health secretary Sajid Javid said that the country’s medicines regulator would not approve Valneva’s covid-19 vaccine. The comment caused confusion among the UK’s 4000 trial volunteers as well as those running the trial, as the data had not yet been reviewed.

Valneva, a French biotechnology company, specialises in vaccine development with manufacturing sites around the world. Its VLA2001 vaccine is the only whole virus, inactivated vaccine candidate in clinical trials against covid-19 in Europe—unlike most other covid-19 vaccines, it does not just target the coronavirus spike protein, but rather the whole virus.

Javid’s comments came as the UK announced it was cancelling its 100 million dose contract—a huge blow to the company as this was its only deal and one worth up to €1.4bn (£1.2bn; $1.6bn).

However, a month later, Valneva announced positive interim efficacy results, showing the vaccine produces significantly higher concentrations of neutralising antibodies than the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine. Adam Finn, the trial’s chief investigator, said the data “are pretty much as good as we could have hoped for in terms of the strategy towards authorisation that the UK Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Authority (MHRA) have set out. We are cautiously optimistic that we will indeed achieve authorisation in the UK.”

On the health secretary’s announcement he added, “We don’t really know why Javid said that, he hasn’t actually explained, to me at least, what led to that comment.”

On November 10th, however, the company announced an agreement with the European Commission (EC) for 60 million doses—with around 27 million doses expected in 2022 and the option for 33 million doses in 2023.

Announcing the deal, the EC hinted that its interest in the vaccine could relate to new variants.

EC president Ursula von der Leyen said, “The contract allows for the vaccine to be adapted to new variants. Our broad portfolio will help us to fight covid-19 and its variants in Europe and beyond”.

Therefore, if you believe that vaccines are the answer to the worlds prayers in relation to the spread of the alleged Covid-19 virus then know this. The UK Government may have had 100 million doses of the solution to preventing the spread of Omicron in the United Kingdom, but it cancelled that contract in September.