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They'll have to do lockdowns in order to control the election process. Less witnesses to the horrors that will be caused by "right wing extremists". The propaganda machine is just starting up. I'm sure 82 million votes are already printed for a chosen winner.

The masses bowed down, and kissed the ring before. It was easy for them to test run apparently. Now, with Brandon, he's signed away our sovereignty to the WHO. This time there will not be the hush money to the people...
 
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Racey said:
Lol, i wonder how many dumb sheep will fall back in line this time.
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Having been down to Phoenix lately, it looks like a lot are already in line in the cities. Don't know what LA looks like. Saw maybe 10-15 driving around the other day though down the hill.
 
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Why do you say that
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IMHO, because they have to. Easier to cheat. WHO will declare a Covid emergency. US will, "by law," comply. Easiest way to control the outcome of the 2024 election. Covid 19 BA-2 variant already in play. Canada.
They have to do it now, full roll out in time for the primaries. All about the control to ensure a Demoncrap win.

The Morlocks won't take chances ever again, on 'Free and Fair elections. Red States need to be the Firewall. Or, Lahaina...
 
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Within 134 days. Change my mind.
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And it probably all starts here, https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/me...p&cvid=8ec8e12d4a9e414292a5905f707b30ae&ei=21

Plus, no vacation for the flu this time around it seems too.

Americans will soon roll up their sleeves for an array of shots to stem the anticipated tide of respiratory infections this fall.

Covid-19 wastewater levels and hospitalizations have been rising from low levels for weeks, and federal data show a rise in positive tests for respiratory syncytial virus, too. Health officials expect the flu to join the mix in coming months.
For the first time, vaccines are available for all three of these illnesses, including new RSV shots for older adults and reformulated vaccines for Covid-19 and the flu.
“It’s new territory for all of us, particularly for older persons and people at high risk,” said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious-disease physician at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Here is a look at what is available when, and when doctors say is the best time to get them:
Yes, Pfizer, Moderna and Novavax all plan to bring boosters to the market this fall.
Pfizer expects to win Food and Drug Administration approval in August, with vaccinations starting in September. Novavax said it expects to get clearance and ship doses in September, and Moderna said it is waiting for approval.
The new boosters target an Omicron subvariant called XBB.1.5 that dominated cases through the spring and summer. It recently declined to a projected 5% of cases, according to federal data, in the midst of a still-busy landscape of Omicron subvariants.
A newer subvariant, called EG.5 and unofficially known as Eris, leads the pack at roughly one in five cases, according to the latest Centers for Disease Control and Prevention projections. The World Health Organization said EG.5 is closely related to XBB.1.5.

“Unless we get another variant that pops up, we should have a really good match,” said Dr. Linda Yancey, an infectious-disease specialist at Memorial Hermann Health System in Texas.
The virus continues to evolve. Both the WHO and the CDC said they are tracking a new lineage called BA.2.86. It is another Omicron subvariant with many mutations, according to health authorities.

There are no official recommendations for the new boosters yet, because the CDC creates vaccine guidance only after the shots get clearance from the FDA.

The shots have shown they help keep people out of hospitals and reduce deaths. People can still face risk of serious complications from Covid-19, particularly older people, including those with compromised health, and others with weakened immune systems.

The CDC recommends that everyone 6 months and older get a flu shot. People 60 and older can consider an RSV shot after talking to their doctors. Both shots are starting to arrive in pharmacies and doctors’ offices.

“Older adults, especially those who have chronic, underlying health conditions, they’re at that higher risk for having severe disease with RSV,” said Dr. Tochi Iroku-Malize, president of the American Academy of Family Physicians.

A new RSV drug approved to protect all infants is expected to be available this season. Though not a vaccine, the injectable medication works similarly by giving infants antibodies to neutralize the virus.

If you are at high risk for Covid-19 and haven’t been boosted in several months, some doctors recommend getting a shot now instead of waiting. Otherwise, the new boosters will likely be a better match to the circulating Covid-19 variants once they come on the market.

For RSV, people who are recommended to get the shot can get it at any time, because data suggest it will likely provide protection that can last through the winter, doctors said.

The CDC recommends that most people wait to get their flu shots until September or October because the shots’ effectiveness fades after a few months. But the agency also said children could get shots during late-summer healthcare visits if there won’t be another chance.

One good strategy for eligible adults is to get an RSV shot soon, followed by Covid-19 and flu shots before Halloween, health officials said.

“RSV given separately from the other two may be the ideal,” said Dr. Manisha Juthani, commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Public Health.

It depends on personal preference, doctors said. Studies and data from last season show that the flu and Covid-19 mRNA vaccines can be safely administered during the same visit.
The CDC said that the RSV shot can be added in, but the data on safety and effectiveness are limited. Doctors also said it is better to err on the side of getting shots when you can.

“I wouldn’t overthink it,” said Dr. Erica Shenoy, chief of infection control for Mass General Brigham in Boston. “Make your appointments, and get it done.”

Write to Brianna Abbott at [email protected] and Jon Kamp at [email protected]
 
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Fun Times said:
And it probably all starts here, https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/me...p&cvid=8ec8e12d4a9e414292a5905f707b30ae&ei=21

Plus, no vacation for the flu this time around it seems too.

Americans will soon roll up their sleeves for an array of shots to stem the anticipated tide of respiratory infections this fall.

Covid-19 wastewater levels and hospitalizations have been rising from low levels for weeks, and federal data show a rise in positive tests for respiratory syncytial virus, too. Health officials expect the flu to join the mix in coming months.
For the first time, vaccines are available for all three of these illnesses, including new RSV shots for older adults and reformulated vaccines for Covid-19 and the flu.
“It’s new territory for all of us, particularly for older persons and people at high risk,” said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious-disease physician at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Here is a look at what is available when, and when doctors say is the best time to get them:
Yes, Pfizer, Moderna and Novavax all plan to bring boosters to the market this fall.
Pfizer expects to win Food and Drug Administration approval in August, with vaccinations starting in September. Novavax said it expects to get clearance and ship doses in September, and Moderna said it is waiting for approval.
The new boosters target an Omicron subvariant called XBB.1.5 that dominated cases through the spring and summer. It recently declined to a projected 5% of cases, according to federal data, in the midst of a still-busy landscape of Omicron subvariants.
A newer subvariant, called EG.5 and unofficially known as Eris, leads the pack at roughly one in five cases, according to the latest Centers for Disease Control and Prevention projections. The World Health Organization said EG.5 is closely related to XBB.1.5.

“Unless we get another variant that pops up, we should have a really good match,” said Dr. Linda Yancey, an infectious-disease specialist at Memorial Hermann Health System in Texas.
The virus continues to evolve. Both the WHO and the CDC said they are tracking a new lineage called BA.2.86. It is another Omicron subvariant with many mutations, according to health authorities.

There are no official recommendations for the new boosters yet, because the CDC creates vaccine guidance only after the shots get clearance from the FDA.

The shots have shown they help keep people out of hospitals and reduce deaths. People can still face risk of serious complications from Covid-19, particularly older people, including those with compromised health, and others with weakened immune systems.

The CDC recommends that everyone 6 months and older get a flu shot. People 60 and older can consider an RSV shot after talking to their doctors. Both shots are starting to arrive in pharmacies and doctors’ offices.

“Older adults, especially those who have chronic, underlying health conditions, they’re at that higher risk for having severe disease with RSV,” said Dr. Tochi Iroku-Malize, president of the American Academy of Family Physicians.

A new RSV drug approved to protect all infants is expected to be available this season. Though not a vaccine, the injectable medication works similarly by giving infants antibodies to neutralize the virus.

If you are at high risk for Covid-19 and haven’t been boosted in several months, some doctors recommend getting a shot now instead of waiting. Otherwise, the new boosters will likely be a better match to the circulating Covid-19 variants once they come on the market.

For RSV, people who are recommended to get the shot can get it at any time, because data suggest it will likely provide protection that can last through the winter, doctors said.

The CDC recommends that most people wait to get their flu shots until September or October because the shots’ effectiveness fades after a few months. But the agency also said children could get shots during late-summer healthcare visits if there won’t be another chance.

One good strategy for eligible adults is to get an RSV shot soon, followed by Covid-19 and flu shots before Halloween, health officials said.

“RSV given separately from the other two may be the ideal,” said Dr. Manisha Juthani, commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Public Health.

It depends on personal preference, doctors said. Studies and data from last season show that the flu and Covid-19 mRNA vaccines can be safely administered during the same visit.
The CDC said that the RSV shot can be added in, but the data on safety and effectiveness are limited. Doctors also said it is better to err on the side of getting shots when you can.

“I wouldn’t overthink it,” said Dr. Erica Shenoy, chief of infection control for Mass General Brigham in Boston. “Make your appointments, and get it done.”

Write to Brianna Abbott at [email protected] and Jon Kamp at [email protected]
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Are these people fucking insane? My God!
 
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We just watched the movie Contagion made in 2011 & we swear it's the playbook with what we just went through. Watch it & tell me if it's not exactly how it went down with covid. Weird & just sayin'.
 
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Where's Kid Rock with a scary black rifle when you really need him...
 
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Vax card, lighter, pen, a pages long alarming! Assignment of Liability affidavit, 😂 and a big 'ol, "Oh Hell NO." Ready to go.
I'll copy and paste into the Covid thread. They want you to sign for a shot? Any shot? "Sure, sign mine first..."😳🤣😂😃
 
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Where's a dirty white boy with an extra cruise missile laying around, when you reeely need 'em...
 
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I hope I am wrong but if I was a betting man I would bet that the goal this round is for it to be more severe. Now if it's actually more severe or if the media machines pumps the numbers harder like proven they did last time will be the interesting part. The goal isn't to break the weak that part is done, it's to break the next level up from that. We'll see how business react this time around that will be interesting also and what level of enforcement will happen also.

Stock up on meds/vitamins/food and water just in case they take the lockdowns up another notch this round. Don't stay inside, go out be in the sun and do as much as you can that's considered normal. Support as many smaller businesses as you can and don't stop being around people close to you. People will get sick just like they do every year.
 
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I took my daughter to the Urgent Care a couple weeks ago for sinus infection. RN said it sounds like Covid and they wanted to do a Covid test - $125. I asked could it just be a sinus infection from a common cold? (Having a slight medical background and laughing with my daughter) Her response was there is no common cold any more. It’s always Covid now. My daughter laughed harder than I did. “They” will make it come back.
 
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DLow said:
I took my daughter to the Urgent Care a couple weeks ago for sinus infection. RN said it sounds like Covid and they wanted to do a Covid test - $125. I asked could it just be a sinus infection from a common cold? (Having a slight medical background and laughing with my daughter) Her response was there is no common cold any more. It’s always Covid now. My daughter laughed harder than I did. “They” will make it come back.
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Remember how "THEY" curred the common cold/flu with covid last time. It worked so well then why would they not do it again?
Fukthemandtheirbullshit
 
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Donovan Vice on Instagram: "Weird election facts from 2020 #election2020 #donaldtrump #joebiden #election2024"

123K likes, 7,876 comments - donovan_vice on September 8, 2023: "Weird election facts from 2020 #election2020 #donaldtrump #joebiden #election2024".
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Interesting. Trump won the inperson vote in EVERY state, Biden won every state mail in. Also the mail in vote went up by 3x from 2016 to over sixty million. 60 million “votes” that have no verification of chain of custody. No way that was a fair and trustworthy election. But it does explain the “81 million” figure. Again, you could not find 81 million people to match those 81 million votes. No fucking way.
 
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94Nautique said:
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Donovan Vice on Instagram: "Weird election facts from 2020 #election2020 #donaldtrump #joebiden #election2024"

123K likes, 7,876 comments - donovan_vice on September 8, 2023: "Weird election facts from 2020 #election2020 #donaldtrump #joebiden #election2024".
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Interesting. Trump won the inperson vote in EVERY state, Biden won every state mail in. Also the mail in vote went up by 3x from 2016 to over sixty million. 60 million “votes” that have no verification of chain of custody. No way that was a fair and trustworthy election. But it does explain the “81 million” figure. Again, you could not find 81 million people to match those 81 million votes. No fucking way.
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HA......see I was RIGHT in that other thread andcthis is my PROOFFF.......
I said 21 mil. Votes......
What do I win? Haha
 
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94Nautique said:
www.instagram.com

Donovan Vice on Instagram: "Weird election facts from 2020 #election2020 #donaldtrump #joebiden #election2024"

123K likes, 7,876 comments - donovan_vice on September 8, 2023: "Weird election facts from 2020 #election2020 #donaldtrump #joebiden #election2024".
www.instagram.com www.instagram.com

Interesting. Trump won the inperson vote in EVERY state, Biden won every state mail in. Also the mail in vote went up by 3x from 2016 to over sixty million. 60 million “votes” that have no verification of chain of custody. No way that was a fair and trustworthy election. But it does explain the “81 million” figure. Again, you could not find 81 million people to match those 81 million votes. No fucking way.
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But but the courts ruled and basically say your full of it. LOL
 
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Most secure election ever. In the not too distant future, in the world the church of what's happing now, yesterday.
How long has the roundup been going on now? Killing is just the peal necklace frosting on top. "Stop resisting..."
 
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Wedgy said:
Most secure election ever. In the not too distant future, in the world the church of what's happing now, yesterday.
How long has the roundup been going on now? Killing is just the peal necklace frosting on top. "Stop resisting..."
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Yep, 40% of the total US votes had NO CHAIN OF CUSTODY, yes the leftists have brainwashed people to think that is the best thing for democracy.

Litmus test: put 40% of your annual income in cash and mail it to yourself. Ya, no rational person does that. Ever.
 
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Whistleblower alleges CIA offered officials money to change view of COVID origins

FIRST ON FOX: A CIA whistleblower told Congress that the agency offered officials on a COVID Discovery team “significant monetary incentive" to change their position on the origins of the virus from originating in the Wuhan lab to “unable to determine" the origins.
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A CIA whistleblower told Congress that the agency offered officials on a team investigating COVID-19 origins "significant monetary incentive" to change their positions, from that it originated out of a leak from the Wuhan lab to "unable to determine" the origins, Fox News Digital has learned.

Fox News Digital obtained letters House Coronavirus Subcommittee Chairman Brad Wenstrup and House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Turner sent to the CIA and a former official.

"The Select Committee on the Coronavirus Pandemic and the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence have received new and concerning whistleblower testimony regarding the Agency’s investigation into the origins of COVID-19," Wenstrup and Turner wrote to CIA Director William Burns Tuesday.


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