The world's first injection for the so-called South African "variant" could be ready by the end of 2021, an AstraZeneca official in Austria told the media. Sarah Walters, who manages AstraZeneca's operations in Austria, said her company's current injection for the Chinese virus is ineffective, and that more vaccines are needed to address future variants.
"AstraZeneca and Oxford University have started on modifications to the vaccine for the South African variant and we expect it will be ready by the end of the year, should it be needed," Walters proudly told the Kurier newspaper.
The current AstraZeneca jab, it is important to note, has been put on hold or permanently banned in some countries for causing deadly blood clots. This writer's guess is that the company's new jab for the South African variant will be just as, if not more, deadly.
Walters complained that AstraZeneca has had a difficult time delivering vaccines as quickly as it would like due to the "complex process" involved with development.
"We had to work without keeping a supply in reserve. As a result, we couldn't make up for unexpected events," she said. "We are confident that we will fulfill our commitment to deliver 300 million doses to the European Union this year."
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Walters did not address the ongoing scandal of deadly blood clots arising from its current jab, which was placed on hold in more than a dozen European countries over the past several weeks.
The European Union recently put a warning label on the vaccine notifying recipients that the injection could cause "extremely rare" blood clots. Denmark, however, has decided not to risk it by imposing a full-scale ban on the jab.
When asked about the thousands of people in Austria who are canceling their appointments for the AstraZeneca injection, Walters offered a canned statement about how her company is supposedly committed to providing "information about efficacy and safety to doctors so that they can adequately inform people" about the risks involved.
Currently, both British and EU authorities are insistent that the AstraZeneca injection is perfectly "safe and effective," and that people should not worry about receiving it and suffering from any side effects.
Meanwhile, AstraZeneca is working hard to unveil new jabs for every new variant that comes along, which could be infinite – suggesting that there is no end to the plandemic, and no end to the number of new "vaccines" that will be rolled out and forced on the people as a condition of entry into the "new normal."
"If we are truly dealing with a virus, the variants are myriad and ongoing, changing by the MINUTE," wrote one commenter at The Epoch Times. "There is no way to develop vaccines against each and every variant."
"Think about the silly influenza vaccines they keep pushing. These are actual vaccines, in that they do contain actual viral particles. But they are last year's strain, and there is a very low chance that it will prevent the flu. According to CDC's own website, they figure a good year to be 20% protection," this person added, warning that all the latest talk about scary new "variants" is just more fearmongering by the establishment.
"People need to THINK and then REFUSE to comply," this same person added about each new protocol or injection the powers that be roll out as the latest "cure" for the plandemic.
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