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1.) Dr Stefanie Williams @DrStefanieW 14 Sept. Coming to a country near you soon…Nat @ArwenstarFRANCE: Montélimar hospital where dozens of planned surgeries are being cancelled because – as decided by mad Macron – 30% of hospital staff now suspended as not vaccinated & there’s nobody to replace them. Yeah, this is about health.
2.) Worldwide rally for freedom:
3.) Cuba to give shots to children as young as two:
4.) The Emperor has no clothes: how to counter media propaganda and get through to people’s rational minds:
https://www.juliusruechel.com/2021/07/the-emperor-has-no-clothes-finding.html
5.) It’s a scam, folks:
6.) State “fully vaccinated” rankings (Arkansas is 42)
spoiler: Very soon, no one will be “fully vaccinated,” because the goalposts keep moving: 2 jabs becomes 3; 3 becomes 6; 6 becomes monthly.
7.) Nearing herd immunity:
The US is nearing immunity from COVID-19
By Joel Zinberg
Despite media claims that “We Can’t Turn the Corner on COVID,” the numbers of COVID-19 cases, new hospitalizations, and deaths nationwide peaked and started to decline around the beginning of September. The combination of this milestone, new findings from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showing widespread levels of vaccination and natural immunity, and improved availability of treatments suggests that, outside of isolated pockets, COVID-19 is likely to become a diminishing health risk in the United States.
The CDC looked for evidence of prior infection or vaccination in the blood of approximately 1.5 million blood donors from around the country between July 2020 and May 2021. Based on the antibodies found in the specimens, they were able to distinguish between those who had been vaccinated and those with antibodies resulting from infection. As of the end of May, the combined vaccine and infection seroprevalence (indicating the proportion of the population with antibodies and some level of immune protection) was 83 percent for those 16 and older (children under 16 can’t donate blood). Over 20 percent had antibodies indicating an earlier infection and recovery. Based on the infection-induced seroprevalence, the researchers estimated that there were actually 2.1 infections per reported COVID-19 case.
Now, following the surge from the Delta variant, the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases (all ages) is over 40 million, or 8 million more than on May 31. Applying the 2.1 multiple from the blood donation study to the entire population results in a real number of cases and people with natural immunity of 84 million, or 25 percent of the population. In addition, 177 million people are fully vaccinated, which is 53 percent of the total population and 34 million more than at the end of May. An additional 10 percent of the population has received a single dose, which provides some protection, albeit less than the full two doses. While there is overlap because some previously infected people have been vaccinated, roughly 80 percent of the country has vaccine or natural immunity. Both types of immunity provide effective protection against COVID-19. The risk of breakthrough infections among the vaccinated is small, and when they occur, the vaccines continue to be effective in preventing serious illness, even for the Delta variant. The CDC also acknowledges that reinfection of recovered COVID-19 patients is rare.
Though a few vaccines induce a better immune response than natural infection, experts generally say that “natural infection almost always causes better immunity than vaccines.” This appears to be true with COVID-19.
8.) List of law firms helping to fight the mandates:
https://fightthemandates.godaddysites.com/
9.) Short video – crimes, scam being exposed:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Pz0SBTvKrDrV/
10.) Pfizer to apply for vaccine approval for kids 5 and under in November:
- Pfizer expects to apply for U.S. authorization of its COVID-19 vaccine for children aged between six months and five years old in November, the Financial Times reports.
- “We would expect to have…data for children between the ages of six months and five years old that we would file with the FDA,” CFO Frank D’Amelio, said.
- “I’ll call it in the weeks shortly thereafter the filing of the data for the five- to 11-year-olds.”
- Speaking at the Morgan Stanley Global Healthcare Conference on Tuesday, D’Amelio added that the timeline assumed “all of the data is positive”.
- Scott Gottlieb, a Pfizer director and former FDA commissioner, broadly confirmed the timeline given by D’Amelio. He said that regulatory authorization of the Pfizer/BioNTech jab in children as young as six months old could come in “late 2021, early 2022”.
- The vaccine, developed in partnership with BioNTech, was the first to be authorized for use in children aged 12 and over.
- Recently, Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said that the company could release COVID-19 vaccine data in children under the age of 5 years by late October.
11.) Coercion, pure and simple:
Delta Air Lines official says 4,000 unvaccinated employees got shots after surcharge announcement
12.) Questions to ask employers who mandate shots:
13.) Army Officer Resigns Over Biden’s ‘Tyrannical’ Vaccine Mandate
https://www.toddstarnes.com/politics/army-officer-resigns-biden-tyrannical-vaccine-mandate/