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[Ingomike]

Cynical me says 'not until after the '22 elections and the attempt to once again enable fraud under the guise of covid relief

They are just doing the rope a dope a little at a time, the goal posts will get moved again...

 

[foszoe]

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Fauci HOPES to have covid under control by spring 2022.

2 YEARS to SLOW THE SPREAD? Fauci Hopes to Have COVID Under Control by Spring of 2022 | TIMCAST

Dr. Anthony Fauci spoke with CNN’s Anderson Cooper Monday night on the state of the COVID pandemic in the United States, saying he hopes to...

timcast.com

Fauci can't control his own ego.

 

[rooster]

Pretty interesting display of data

 

[Tryin']

This is an info graphic from a healthcare system that employs me. They are pretty strong vaxxers, but no mandates. These cases are for one hospital, and should not be interpreted as being a complete or even relevant sample size. I just found it interesting.

 

[DadSmith]

COVID-19 Vaccination

COVID-19 vaccines protect against COVID-19. Get safety info and more.

www.cdc.gov

When You’ve Been Fully Vaccinated

How to Protect Yourself and Others!

Why get vaccinated if they don't work!?

 

[d.kaufman]

FIFTEEN studies show natural immunity better than vaccines

Dr. Anthony Fauci, has claimed that the vaccines provide greater immunity. But the conventional wisdom prior to the pandemic and at least 15 scientific studies on COVID indicate the opposite.

www.wnd.com

 

[rooster]

Jen had a slip today

 

[rooster]

How German citizens claimed to not know about the Holocaust is starting to make more and more sense.

 

[jamil]

Japan suspends 1.63M doses of Moderna over contamination

Japan suspended use of about 1.63 million doses of Moderna vaccine Thursday after contamination was found in unused vials, raising concern of a supply shortage as the country tries to accelerate vaccinations amid a COVID-19 surge.

www.foxnews.com

If we're not holding vaccine manufacturers liable for this ****, can we at least lot check it for them? Because they're apparently not doing it themselves. Normally these kinds of problems are resolved by suing the **** out of companies when they ship harmful stuff. Nah. We'll just let other countries do the quality assurance work.

Operation Warp Speed = Ship it!

 

[bwframe]

 

[Leadeye]

I think Obama should have canceled his party (or really limited it to close family) if he wanted to live what he spoke about the pandemic. As a guy looked upon by millions, he has a responsibility. He knew that lifetime responsibility when he ran for president. To Oprah's credit, she reportedly decided not to attend once the virus was surging. These people talk about how much more Covid has affected the poor then they can't bother to postpone a birthday party.

As to your 2nd paragraph, the hospitals are full of UNvaccinated patients. And the death rate lags the hospital rates.

Mr. Obama lives in an expensive house on the shore of an island in the Atlantic ocean, but continues to support the climate change cause. What can we learn from that?

 

[Leadeye]

Story time.

I was at a client's office at the end of the day yesterday, a cardiologist's office and I got to witness a clash of a-holes.

A-hole #1 had apparently brought his elderly mother to the doctor's office, parked her wheelchair, then announced loudly, for everyone to hear which was his obvious intent: "I can't stay in here Mom, I won't be muzzled. I'll be in the car. These Nazis are just trying to control us. The masks are spreading the virus and making everyone sick. It's part of the plan."

A-hole #2 then stood up...and just as loudly said: "My wife is a nurse and had to work all the way through this and people are dying every day. It's because people like you are stupid and selfish."

As far as I could tell, neither one of them was operating on the basis of verifiable facts.

Then they started in on a vaccine argument that was similarly high on material gleaned from memes and low on reality.

That was fun.

In a cardiologist's office with a waiting room filled with elderly people just trying to see the doc.

Nice.

I did what all the other rational people in the waiting room were doing...sitting silently and watching the mating dance of idiots.

Thunderdome!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Leadeye]

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Fauci HOPES to have covid under control by spring 2022.

2 YEARS to SLOW THE SPREAD? Fauci Hopes to Have COVID Under Control by Spring of 2022 | TIMCAST

Dr. Anthony Fauci spoke with CNN’s Anderson Cooper Monday night on the state of the COVID pandemic in the United States, saying he hopes to...

timcast.com

The moving goal posts in this whole covid deal makes you wonder if anybody really knows what is going on.

 

[HoughMade]

Thunderdome!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have to be honest...if it weren't for the fact that the waiting room was filled with elderly people so frail that a stiff wind would take them out, I would have loved to have seen it. At one point, it looked like it might head that way. There I was thinking: "Dammit, they might kill some old woman if this gets out of hand.....but I really don't want to be the body that gets between them."

 

[Leadeye]

I can't see demanding businesses suspend or fire people who don't get vaccinated. Everywhere I go in manufacturing in Indiana I see companies short of people, and really short of trained people. Sending trained people home when you can't even get the untrained to fill their positions is a good way to kill more US businesses and become more dependent on imports from china.

 

[bobzilla]

FIFTEEN studies show natural immunity better than vaccines

Dr. Anthony Fauci, has claimed that the vaccines provide greater immunity. But the conventional wisdom prior to the pandemic and at least 15 scientific studies on COVID indicate the opposite.

www.wnd.com

which is what I've been asking about/alluding to for months. Why should I get a jab if my natural immunity is more robust?

 

[oze]

Jen had a slip today

What's even worse (to me) is the story in the same link about Australian "authorities " shooting stray dogs on order to prevent volunteers from an animal shelter from traveling to pick them up.

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[nonobaddog]

which is what I've been asking about/alluding to for months. Why should I get a jab if my natural immunity is more robust?

Immune system response is a variable depending on your individual system and the variable virus load it was exposed to. If you are confident your immune system was challenged enough to produce a robust response then I would certainly think you should be as well off as any vaccinated person - probably even better because your response would form antibodies and t cells against more parts of the virus than just a part of one of the spike proteins like the vaccine gives you.

 

[bobzilla]

Immune system response is a variable depending on your individual system and the variable virus load it was exposed to. If you are confident your immune system was challenged enough to produce a robust response then I would certainly think you should be as well off as any vaccinated person - probably even better because your response would form antibodies and t cells against more parts of the virus than just a part of one of the spike proteins like the vaccine gives you.

Well, it knocked me on my ass for 2 weeks. I ran a fever for 3 days over 102 (on our home thermo which normally reads me at 96.2). I was weak for another 2 afterwards. I'd say it was fairly challenged.

 

[jamil]

Immune system response is a variable depending on your individual system and the variable virus load it was exposed to. If you are confident your immune system was challenged enough to produce a robust response then I would certainly think you should be as well off as any vaccinated person - probably even better because your response would form antibodies and t cells against more parts of the virus than just a part of one of the spike proteins like the vaccine gives you.

One thing that might prove reliable is if we had data on hospitalizations/deaths of people who've had covid a second time. The KY study suggests that of the people who had covid in 2020, the unvaccinated covid survivors were twice as likely to become infected than those who were vaccinated.

It was a very small group in the case evaluation, but it seems enough for the CDC to justify a policy of vaccinating even people who've had covid. I think I'd want to see it in a much wider group.