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Thursday, February 17, 2022

Still beating that dead horse, I see

An early look at the performance of COVID-19 booster shots during the recent omicron wave in the U.S. hinted at a decline in effectiveness, though the shots still offered strong protection against severe illness.

The report, published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday, is considered an early and limited look at the durability of booster protection during the omicron surge that exploded in December and January but has been fading in recent weeks.

6 comments:

  1. "...the shots still offered strong protection against severe illness"
    Sure they do... and Anna Nicole married for love and Hillary didn't know about the spying on Trump. Conversely, it now appears the shots are the CAUSE of severe illness - up to and including Death.

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    1. Well, sure. Your mother died, but just think how much worse it would have been if the vaccine didn't kill her first?

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    2. Wonder if there is any real data to prove this "the vaccine helps lessen the severity of the symptoms" line of BS?

      You'd need an awful lot of data to pick out that difference, because no individual who gets covid is going to know whether their symptoms are better or worse than if some hypothetical happened.

      And given that some countries are seeing that death rates are higher for those having more boosters ...

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  2. 'Negative Efficacy'. What a concept.

    Hey, here's an idea! Let's all shoot our babies up with this stuff! Yeah, that's the ticket! That oughta work!

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  3. See #1 below in The Shit I Post on Facefook for your answer. Nemo

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  4. For a dose of reality please see the following:

    https://www.bitchute.com/video/m3YGUkEHTRz7/

    Had 2 or 3 shots already?
    Congratulations! You now have AIDS.

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