Good news from the UK:
The prediction is hardly surprising since several human coronaviruses already exist, and their infections give cold symptoms. Back in 2020, studies showed that about half of the population have t-cell immunity against COVID. That immunity implies that SARS or another earlier SARS-like virus may have evolved into a human cold virus that provides substantial immunity against COVID. Here is some background:
. . . a study of donor blood specimens obtained in the US between 2015 and 2018, 50% displayed various forms of T cell reactivity to SARS-CoV-2.
Covid-19: Do many people have pre-existing immunity? | The BMJ
If the prediction holds, I expect politicians will claim that their policies are responsible for the end to COVID even if natural evolution is the real cause.
I also expect that the true scope of vaccine-related injuries will only become apparent once the virus is no longer a serious threat. Until then any evidence that shows that COVID vaccines have dangerous side effects will be treated as a state secret. Expect of flood of personal stories about deaths and injuries from vaccines once the threat has passed.
Will CNN’s narrative switch from “unvaccinated people deserve to die” to “the large number of vaccine-related injuries are all Trump’s fault”?