I just realized: I'm already vaccinated! I'm already taking something with quinones in it that is expected to prevent infection with COVID. And, according to this journal article, it should also prevent spread.
==https://virologyj.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1743-422X-2-69
Meanwhile, those taking the “vaccines” really aren't vaccinated because the preparations they're taking DON'T prevent infection or spread.
==https://time.com/5937868/do-vaccines-stop-covid-19-spread/
I just have to remember to take my “booster” once or twice a week.
Maybe this is what Pres. Trump meant in the CPAC speech when he told us to get our vaccines? We know people associated with him have been saying NOT to get THE vaccine.
But if we take HCQ or other quinones, we are vaccinated and doing more to end the plandemic than those who get THE “vaccine”. We just don’t generally think of it this way because we are not accustomed to thinking that a treatment can also be a vaccine. Nor do we normally think of something that would need such frequent “boosters”. But there’s nothing in the definition of a vaccine that says this couldn’t be true. We probably just won't be able to get those nifty cards or passports that will allow us to fly.
I don’t care to share which quinone containing substance I’m using. I don’t want it to get banned, too. All I’ll say is that it has been in use for thousands of years.
Definition of “vaccine”:
vac·cine (vak-sēn')
Any preparation intended for active immunologic prophylaxis
This definition comes from Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012
==https://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/vaccine