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Smart ass. lol. This is often what I get for writing stuff down in the light of my laptop instead of turning on a light. Yes I would say it is mannose. Ok, this was a paragraph under HIV glycoproteins, I can't recall if it was specific to either glycoprotein 41, 120 or just that night weeks ago I googled for HIV glycoproteins and came up with a broad overview of HIV glycoproteins. My confusion is the evolving antibodies but then also produce neutralizing antibodies and what are the implications of that when possibly used in covid vaccine and how "self" plays into that.

Now I never claimed this would be easy nor not time consuming in piecing parts of the puzzle together. In other words this tread could go on for quite awhile. With that said some pieces of the puzzle.

  • Mannoses bearing polymeric delivery systems are used to deliver antileishmanial drugs.
    -Ivermectin is an antileishmanial drug
    -Ivermectin is used to treat a variety of parasitic diseases including river blindness caused by the sand flea.
    -Of all the parasitic diseases I looked at the sand flea as being of interest after viewing part of a video that someone put out showing what looked like some flying insect evolving after viewing a vaccine under a microscope. (I didn't find her totally credible as to why I didn't watch the whole interview, she claimed nanobots were in the needles of the vaccine not in the vaccine itself. One is that there are nanobots you could put in a vaccine and the other is why didn't she find a way to open the needle to confirm her hypothesis before doing the interview)....but overall the image of that fly like object did draw my attention back after looking up sand fly and seeing the actual fly, it's size, it's Leishmania promastigotes culture and remembering it looked eerily similar to some of the screen shots presented in this video:

screen shots of sand flea I looked at:
https://www.cdc.gov/parasites/leishmaniasis/index.html

-which that video brings up a number of questions of exactly what these scientist think they are looking at in regards to amoeba, protozoans, parasitem treponasoma, flagella, or even morgellons

-why trypanosomatids has never received the attention it deserves concerning treatment options
https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2015/ra/c5ra02669e

-why WHO deleted it page on it
https://www.who.int/home/cms-decommissioning

-how could gold nanoparticle be playing in a picture in the imagines seen in the german video where they suspect it may be the graphene oxide.....it may also be these gold nanoparticles
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/materials-science/gold-nanoparticles

-the increase use of insects in vaccines instead to time consuming egg or other cultures used, insects are less time consuming and easily stored. I found that out after someone said this years flu shot had the covid vaccine in it so I went to look up what was in this years shot and it mostly consist of bugs. That particular vaccine was called a flu block

-the new one I added this week was not eliminating any possibility when it came to insects as the recent blog I wrote there was a paragraph on how science through gene manipulation have been able to extend the life of insects.

Questions are:
Why does ivermectin work on covid.
Are they using insects and to what extent.
How far have they gone to extent the life of insects externally and possibly internally of parasites. We are, after all, talking about some pretty sick people here.

-how does this all work put together using glycoproteins of HIV
-is there the possibility of using one part to evolve antibodies but another sequenced to neutralize other antibody responses

It isn't a scientific quest to find absolute answers just a scenario of probabilities. So it's pieces, with each piece taking time to look at each specific equation, finding how each operates and how it could apply to a vaccine. These things take time, hours over a long period as it often involves, for me at least, other words I don't understand. For me I'd rather have a plausible idea of what they are up to then to sit here totally uninformed as to what they are up to.

@sunlit7: Smart ass. lol. | Ecency