Steve Deace
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Literally 24 hours after Fauci says if everyone got vaccinated we would be done with Covid by next fall, the Israeli government is telling its people the Pfizer efficacy wanes so fast they have to get re-injected every six months. Someone is lying. Guess who?
They should just sell it in 6-packs at 7-11.
The Post Millennial
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BREAKING: Trudeau booed, chased by protestors during campaign stop in BC.
https://thepostmillennial.com/breaking-trudeau-booed-chased-by-protestors-during-campaign-stop-in-bc
Were the Pfizer ‘Vaccines’ Approved Because They Establish a Perpetual Need for Booster Shots?
The numbers show they don’t work at actually stopping Covid-19. That seems to be the point of approving them.
The FDA’s approval of the Pfizer “vaccine” for Americans over the age of 16 drew questions from many, even those who support distribution of the vaccines. Pfizer’s drug has performed the worst against the Delta Variant, especially compared to Moderna. Moreover, the “protection” from the drug against all variants of Covid-19 appears to wane after around 6-months.
And perhaps that’s the point. Pfizer is primed to be the main distributor of the so-called “booster” shots with the infrastructure in place to offer them to a large chunk of the world’s population at intervals of three to six months. As odd as it may seem to those of us who want to see a return to normal rather than the “new normal” they seem to be creating around us, it makes perfect sense to both the indoctrinators and the indoctrinated. Apparently, those of us who do not fall into either category are in the minority.
According to an article in The Daily Beast that highlighted the failures of the Pfizer injections in Israel, there has been a peculiar disconnect from reality. While many of us see the need for booster shots so soon after the initial double-dose as a clear negative, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention actually took the news as a positive. Seriously.
According to the article:
By mid-July, Sheba Hospital Professor Galia Rahav began to experiment with booster shots for oncology patients, transplant patients, and the hospital’s own staff. A group of 70 elderly vaccinated Israelis with transplanted kidneys were the first to receive a third dose.
The success of Rahav’s trials in boosting immunity at about the sixth-month mark contributed to the Centers for Disease Control decision, announced last week, to begin offering booster shots to Americans in September
The fact that the CDC and FDA are favoring the Pfizer drug despite it having lower overall effectiveness against Covid-19 should raise alarm bells. In fact, it should terrify anyone who has received the Pfizer jabs because it seems their best value in the eyes of the powers-that-be is that Pfizer’s “vaccines” promise a need for indefinite booster shots. It’s not like an actual vaccine in which permanent immunity is established in one or two treatments. With Covid-19, the Pfizer shot is the ticket to perpetual boosting.