Does the zombie apocalypse come right after the flowbee apocalypse in Nostradamus’s book?
The amount of people saying they’re taking the vaccine
so they can fly on holiday is unbelievable.
These 16 States Don’t Make You Wear a Mask – 24/7 Wall St.
Does Your State Have a Mask Mandate Due to Coronavirus? (aarp.org)
I’m starting to believe this is all an intelligence test.
How can people be so shallow and gullible?
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This report is scary.
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Dr. Fauci Just Said How Long You’d Have to Wear Your Mask.
Which Covid-19 vaccine should I get?
Dr. Wen weighs in By Katia Hetter, CNN
There are now three Covid-19 vaccines authorized for emergency use by the US Food and Drug Administration, manufactured by Pfizer/BioNTech, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson. All three will be distributed across the United States.
Many people are wondering which Covid-19 vaccine they should get: Is one better for certain groups of people? Given how many people still can’t get any vaccine, will people have a choice? If so, which vaccine should they choose?
We asked CNN Medical Analyst Dr. Leana Wen for her advice. Wen is an emergency physician and visiting professor of health policy and management at the George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health.
Wen is also a volunteer participant in the Johnson & Johnson clinical trial, though she doesn’t know yet whether she received the vaccine or placebo.
CNN: Can you explain the differences between the three FDA-authorized vaccines?
What do we know about their safety and efficacy?
New Orleans archdiocese calls for Catholics to avoid Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
Dr. Leana Wen: The vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna were authorized first, back in December. They are similar to one another in that they are both developed using the mRNA platform. The Johnson & Johnson vaccine has just been authorized. It uses a different way of stimulating an immune response, with an inactivated cold virus. The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines both require two shots. Johnson & Johnson has just been authorized as a one-dose vaccine.
All three vaccines have very favorable safety profiles, meaning that they are all very safe, when tested in tens of thousands of people. All three are virtually 100% in clinical trials at preventing hospitalizations and deaths, which is the endpoint that we really care about.
The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines appear to be more effective at preventing mild to moderate disease, about 95%. The Johnson & Johnson vaccine is about 72% effective, based on US trials. However, these results should not be compared directly, because the trials were not done as head-to-head comparisons.
CNN: Why not? You can see why people would look at those numbers and say, 95% versus 72%? I’ll take the one that’s 95%.
Wen: This is an understandable concern. Here are three reasons why this is not the right comparison.
First, the vaccines were studied at different time periods. The Pfizer and Moderna studies were done before these more concerning variants became a major factor. Also, there wasn’t as widespread disease at the time those trials were run. We don’t know what their efficacy would be if they were studied under the same conditions as the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, or vice versa. That’s why we say that these are not head-to-head comparisons and can’t be weighed one directly against another.
Second, one the main locations where the Johnson & Johnson vaccine was studied was South Africa, where the predominant variant at the time of the study was the B.1.351 variant. There is substantial concern that none of the vaccines we have may work as well against this variant.
Laboratory studies for both Pfizer and Moderna, for example, have shown there is less neutralizing antibody developed against this variant. This suggests they may not work as well in these cases as they do against the variant that was originally the most widespread in the United States. In addition, preliminary studies of two other vaccines in development, Novavax and AstraZeneca, showed these vaccines are less effective against this variant.
For the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, it appears that it, too, is less effective against the South African variant. However, it’s still very effective. Even in South Africa, the vaccine prevented 82% of severe disease (compared to 86% in the United States). Most importantly, in South Africa, there were no cases of hospitalizations or deaths in those receiving the vaccine.
A vaccine that’s effective against this variant is important, especially since other emerging variants also appear to have the same mutation as this B.1.351 strain. Having a vaccine that is clearly effective against this type of mutation is a distinct advantage.
Third, let’s remember that the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is a one-dose vaccine. This simplifies logistics substantially to not have to make second appointments and allocate second doses. This vaccine can also be stored at refrigerator temperature for months, making it possible for regular doctors’ offices to carry the vaccine — and many people may prefer to go to their doctor’s office to get the vaccine.
They may also prefer “one and done” instead of making two trips, especially when this vaccine appears to be just as effective in the result that matters most: in preventing severe enough disease that results in hospitalization and death.
CNN: What about vaccinated people spreading infection? Do we know whether the Johnson & Johnson vaccine reduces the spread of the virus?
Wen: There is good news on this front, too. This clinical trial looked at whether vaccinated people could be asymptomatic carriers. About two months after they received the vaccine, it appeared that they had a 74% reduction in asymptomatic infections.
This is one of the main unanswered questions about the vaccine. We know that all of the authorized vaccines are really effective at protecting the person getting vaccinated. The question is, do the vaccines also protect the person from carrying the virus and infecting others? There’s growing evidence that this is the case for all the vaccines we have, though we don’t know how good that protection is — and so vaccinated people should still use an abundance of caution and wear masks in public, for example.
CNN: Do we know which people should get what vaccine? For example, should older people or people who are immunosuppressed get a particular type of vaccine?
Wen: We don’t have this information yet, and the FDA and the CDC (US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) have not made this type of recommendation. These are studies that are being done, and, in the months to come, we could well find this out. Perhaps, we will find out that people of a certain age group or with certain underlying medical conditions do best with one vaccine over another. In that case, people can get that vaccine then.
The key right now is to not wait. Get the vaccine that you have access to first.
CNN: What about pregnant individuals and children? Are the vaccines safe for them?
Wen: None of the vaccines have been specifically studied with pregnant or breastfeeding individuals, though women have a choice to take them. (Dr. Wen previously discussed the decision in this Q&A.) They are soon to be studied in these populations. The Pfizer vaccine is authorized for those 16 and older, the others in 18 and older. Studies are underway for younger children, but as of now, vaccines aren’t available for children yet.
CNN: Let’s talk bottom line: What vaccine would you recommend someone take?
Wen: Bottom line: Take the vaccine that you are offered. All three vaccines are safe and effective. Think about other vaccines we take, like for the flu vaccine. Most of us don’t ask which company manufactures it. We just care that it works. There are advantages to all the vaccines, and again, since they haven’t been studied head-to-head, we have no way of knowing exactly which vaccine is “best” and for whom.
Right now, supply is the limiting factor. Most people are not going to have a choice. It may be that your doctor’s office or pharmacy or mass vaccination site will only have one type of vaccine. If that’s what you have access to right now, you should take it, as opposed to waiting for an unknown period of time for another vaccine.
That’s the advice that I give to my family members and patients. It’s also the advice that I am taking myself. I should find out soon whether I received the vaccine or placebo as part of the Johnson & Johnson clinical trial. If I received the placebo, I’ll be happy to take whatever vaccine is available to me first (which will likely be the Johnson & Johnson vaccine).
Remember that taking a vaccine doesn’t mean you are forever committed to it. Pfizer and Moderna are studying booster shots that target specific variants. Johnson & Johnson is doing the same testing, and they’re also studying a two-dose vaccine to see if a second dose enhances the protection of the first. In the months to come, when there is more supply and more research on which vaccine is better for which group of people, you may be able to get another vaccine.
That’s why the bottom-line advice is this: Get the vaccine you have access to as soon as you can. Getting a high level of immunity right now protects you and others around you. It also helps us to reach herd immunity sooner as a society.
They’re doing it for nothing. Once the effects of the crash happens & people start becoming homeless through evictions & repossessions, the food shortages & hyperinflation they’ll be lucky to afford a tin of baked beans let alone a holiday. It is not up to our government to decide who the holiday destination countries allow into their countries. Unlike us, other countries have border controls which are enforced.
If THEY require a vaccine for entry, you will need it!
Has it occurred to you they don’t have any other choice if they want freedom? What would happen if enough people chose not to have it? I agree you should choose, and I don’t want it, but I don’t know how else to get my freedom. Covid passport: How the EU’s ‘digital green pass’ could ‘kick start’ holidays to Europe by the end of June (inews.co.uk) Shallow and gullible? Bit of a broad statement. I suspect most people have a different opinion of the vaccine than yourself.
Personally, it should be everyone’s right to choose and not be judged on their choice. Primarily, I had the vaccination so I could travel to Australia. If you had any idea how little is known about the miRNA Vax, the dangers of liver damage, brain damage & side effects that can appear years later. You risk your health & life to travel. Your right it’s your choice but it’s an uninformed one, as the truth is kept from you. Years ago when Australia installed the backscatters at airports and they didn’t allow opt outs/pat downs.
I canceled them off my travel list. Now mandatory vaxS – that island is full of obedient unarmed slaves. Watch Australia what happens there will usually come to other places like the UK. Australia is a peculiar place, Sydney is completely different from Melbourne as is Perth. My Daughter is in Sydney and I have family members in Melbourne, Perth and Tasmania. All seem to do their own thing and have different attitudes. It’s been an intelligence test for an entire year and 2 months. I failed for the first two months, thinking this new virus was going to be extremely dangerous.
After seeing the charades & lockdown propaganda in Italy, and their datasets on who’s vulnerable, I woke up. I spoke with a nurse earlier, she had been ill and had tested positive for covid-19 six weeks after getting the mRNA, along with five other nurses that had the same batch at the same time.
We both agreed the vakseen had caused it, but she still wanted it as a way out of lockdown. There is no live virus in either vaccine. Don’t be stupid. You can still catch Covid-19 but are likely to suffer less.
That is what the vaccine is designed to do.
The vaccine contains virus proteins, those are what the PCR test identifies & is called a positive covid19 result. A positive covid19 test is the least of worries. Liver damage, brain damage, cancer & infertility is more concerning. It’s true that a subject doesn’t need live, whole, or infectious virus to be declared covid-19 positive on PCR, it only requires pieces of remnant viral fragments. When one provides informed evidence of the vaccine trials & the dangers of mRNA, guess what? I’m a conspiracy theorist. I always try to educate on the WEF, but one tends to get glazed looks. The sad thing is this is no longer a conspiracy theory, the evidence is there daily.
Having assessed the evidence it makes sense. What evidence? This technology has never been used in this way before, the media haven’t reported the liver damage, the rats that died, the dose being 3x higher than is needed, the bacterial contamination in vials. The list of issues is scarily long. The Pfizer mRNA vaccine is claimed to have 95% efficacy. So the masses believe it is safe and effective. To get to this number 44,000 people were used in the trials. 22000 had two doses and 22000 had placebo.
(1) Update to Pfizer and Oxford side effects, Reports: 22 Feb Pfizer: Reactions: 77,207 Blindness: 9 Deaths: 197 Oxford: Reactions: 114,625 Blindness: 16 Deaths: 205 Pfizer Vax started 8 Dec | Oxford Vax started 4 Jan Big shock when they realized flying abroad is bad for the environment and they have to remain in lockdown to save the planet.
Covid is about social control and Climate Change – amongst other radical socio-economic agendas MSM & Blue Ticks won’t acknowledge. This is the largest social experiment in human history. Don’t wear a mask, wear a mask, wear 2 masks timeline has been my favorite part. Insane how many sheep are out there. Minute 4 through minute 10 tell how “The Great Reset” is really the controlled demolition of the world and minute 40 to minute 56 show how deceivers are setting people up to worship the Antichrist..
Nurse has had it with the Covid-19 BS (brandnewtube.com)Bible Prophecy Update – December 6th, 2020 https://youtu.be/fdV3b8Lizf0 via @YouTube “Don’t criticiZe me for declining the ‘vaccine’, but hang on a minute- let me criticise you for taking it…” Hegelian dialectic It’s the #peterhitchens premature fear syndrome; jumping before the push that hasn’t yet and may well never arrive. #vaccine #vaccinepassports Running to the gates of freedom but not questioning why it was taken away in the first place #crazy The behaviour change wheel: A new method for characterising and designing behaviour change interventions | Implementation Science | Full Text (biomedcentral.com)
Remember head up, eyes forward, chest open – confidence You can do anything !! Let’s be very clear about something. The government should have NEVER mandated anything. They shouldn’t have over stepped in the first place. If YOU want to wear a mask that should be your choice, but no one should have been forced to do it. Flashback: Fauci describes Ebola quarantines as ‘draconian,’ warns of ‘unintended consequences’ – The Dossier (substack.com)
“If thoughts affect the frequency in water, imagine what they are doing to your body.” ~ Rhonda Byrne Everything is Electricity | Cancer Quick Facts (solitarius.org)
It’s ok to have boundaries. And if people refuse to respect those boundaries it’s ok to hold them accountable…. Perfection is a disease. Be content and embrace all your flaws.. Seeking perfection in self ain’t a disease, When it becomes a perspective to base opinion on others – that’s the time it becomes dangerous…
They’re doing it for nothing. Once the effects of the crash happens & people start becoming homeless through evictions & repossessions, the food shortages & hyperinflation they’ll be lucky to afford a tin of baked beans let alone a holiday. It is not up to our government to decide who the holiday destination countries allow into their countries. Unlike us, other countries have border controls which are enforced.
If THEY require a vaccine for entry, you will need it!
Has it occurred to you they don’t have any other choice if they want freedom? What would happen if enough people chose not to have it? I agree you should choose, and I don’t want it, but I don’t know how else to get my freedom. Covid passport: How the EU’s ‘digital green pass’ could ‘kick start’ holidays to Europe by the end of June (inews.co.uk) Shallow and gullible?
Bit of a broad statement. I suspect most people have a different opinion of
the vaccine than yourself. “Uncertainty means stepping into the unknown in every moment of our existence. The unknown is the field of all possibilities, ever fresh, ever new, always open to the creation of new manifestations.”
The endgame of the PLANdemic was always for people to line up for the shot
in the arm while Bill Gates is throwing a psychotic party celebrating eugenics.
(1) Dr. Eric Berg – coronavirus – Bing video
COVID 19 Vaccine Deep Dive: Safety, Immunity, RNA Production, w Shane Crotty, PhD (Pfizer / Moderna) – YouTube
Vitamin D and COVID 19: The Evidence for Prevention and Treatment of Coronavirus (SARS CoV 2) – YouTube
Mercy Me Greatest Worship Songs 2019 – Top 100 Best Hits Of Mercy Me Ever – YouTube
COVID-19 Management With Dr. Paul Marik – Author Of MATH+ Protocol – YouTube
A COVID-19 Survivor’s Story – YouTube
“If you cling to your life, you will lose it, and if you let your life go, you will save it.” ~ Luke 17:33