Edward Jenner promised that his smallpox vaccine would deliver lifetime immunity . . . then revised to 14 Years . . . then to 7 Years . . . then to 5 . . . then to 2

Does that sound familiar?  It should.  

Whoever did this deserves an award.
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— Rising serpent 🇺🇸 (@rising_serpent) October 17, 2021

Fauci, Walensky, Rachel Maddow (not a scientist or a doctor or anything really), and Bill Gates said you have "long-lasting immunity."  But they all lied.  They knew they lied.  This vaccine, nor any before it, is not the first rodeo, nor will it be the last.  Time will lapse.  People will forget or diminish the death and devastation the vaccines wrought.

The speaker's name is Barbara Loe Fisher.  Find her Twitter page here.

U.S. industrialist and philanthropist John Pitcairn pointed that out when he testified before the Pennsylvania legislature in 1907 against mandatory smallpox vaccination. He said: “Jenner began by claiming that vaccination made a person immune for life, but the facts of observation soon resulted in the term being shortened to 14 years; then it was made seven; then five; then two; and in the Spanish-American War, six months was the limit of immunity.” Not only did smallpox vaccination not provide lifelong immunity, but live vaccinia virus vaccination could spread vaccine strain infection to other people.

U.S. industrialist and philanthropist John Pitcairn pointed that out when he testified before the Pennsylvania legislature in 1907 against mandatory smallpox vaccination. He said:

“Jenner began by claiming that vaccination made a person immune for life, but the facts of… pic.twitter.com/XSo3pfwwmI

— Barb Loe, NVIC (@NVICLoeDown) July 24, 2023

Her other books include, 

A Shot in the Dark, Harris L. Coulter and Barbara Loe Fisher, 1991.

The Consumer's Guide to Childhood Vaccines, Barbara Loe Fisher, 1997.