Posted on 08/31/2021 12:00:43 AM PDT by weston
It scanned a number on her vaxxed arm. Meaning what some of these MD's said is true, the vax has ID markers in it in an enzyme called lucifernase, of all names. Ludid meaning light. So kinda like a pre req to the MOTBeast.
Thanks.
oh yes, I have help.
The FBI has contacted veterans’ groups which helped evacuate Americans and at-risk allies left behind after the chaotic Afghanistan evacuation last month to make sure they did not violate federal laws.
Agents have enquired about financial records and flight manifests, and visited at least one group leader at home, Politico reported.
Agents are reportedly looking at whether any groups solicited money, offered bribes, or hired for-profit contractors for security and escort services.
The controversial private military contractor Erik Prince, who founded Blackwater, offered to safely evacuate people for $6,500 each, sparking allegations of profiteering. It is unclear if Prince has been contacted by the FBI.
Dozens of private groups made up of veterans and workers with experience in Afghanistan cropped up to aid those looking to flee the country.
Many were coordinated over messaging apps like WhatsApp, and some have continued their work since American military forces left the country for good on August 31.
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Yup, makes sense to the NWO worshipper'ss. Cull the herd. Evil people.
Maybe the dam is breaking, Norway, Brazil and several other countries besides some states are dropping vax and covid restrictions.
News from homme.
In San Angelo, Critical Covid Therapeutics in Short Supply After President Biden Rations Drug
SAN ANGELO, TX — Monoclonal antibodies are lifesavers for treating patients for Covid-19. County Health Authority Dr. James Vretis praised the use of the monoclonal antibody treatment as being a game changer. The treatment, administered with a series of four shots, two in the stomach, puts synthetic antibodies into your blood and they kick in within 24 hours, working along natural antibodies to kill Covid’s infection. If a patient were to wait for enough natural antibodies to be created naturally, the timeframe for their effectiveness to kick in can be about two weeks. In two weeks time, the infection may grow in the lungs beyond a point any treatment works and slowly suffocate the patient to death. Shannon recommends receiving the monoclonal antibody treatment within 10 days or less of contracting Covid-19.
However, the availability of monoclonal antibody treatments like Regeneron in Tom Green County has been greatly reduced due to a new distribution policy enacted by the Biden administration starting September 13. Biden abruptly transitioned the monoclonal antibody (mAb) distribution policy from a direct ordering process to a federalized and tightly controlled distribution process.
The change puts more power in the hands of the president in choosing where the miracle treatment will be delivered. Meanwhile in Tom Green County, where Shannon Health is the largest health care provider treating Covid patients, availability of mAb treatment supplies is negatively impacted.
According to Shannon, the hospital and clinic system that serves Tom Green County administers about 800 treatments per month over the past two months. As of Friday afternoon, Shannon spokeswoman Lyndy Stone said the hospital system is down to just 87 doses of Regeneron. She added that at the current Covid-19 case load, Shannon is administering 35-40 treatments each day.
“We were notified today that we will receive a shipment of the drug tomorrow, but we do not yet know how much will be in that shipment,” Stone said.
Stone added that demand for the treatment is decreasing as the number of Covid-19 cases decreases. However, Congressman August Pfluger said this afternoon that he has signed a letter to U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra expressing his concern about the new distribution system for mAb treatments.
“Prior to this announcement, the private distribution network worked well – getting providers and their patients the therapies they needed in a timely fashion. Now, we have heard from providers in our state who cannot get orders for mAbs as states scramble to set up a new distribution methodology,” Pfluger, among 55 fellow congressional leaders, stated in the letter.
The letter expressed concern, especially with break-though cases of Americans already vaccinated, that access to effective therapeutics like Regeneron is “a crucial weapon in our fight against this virus, and this order threatens our constituents’ access to some of the most effective available options.”
According to Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough in north Houston, the distribution change has the federal government allocating Regeneron to the states, and in this state, the Texas Department of State Health Services determines where the drug is distributed. When the Biden administration made the policy change, the county judge warned that Montgomery County may have to close its county treatment center due to lack of the drug. The state stepped up the very next day and provided the needed supplies to keep the site that serves multiple counties in the Houston area open at least for a while.
“While we’re good for tomorrow we will have to evaluate each days supplies and take each day at a time. Thank you in advance for your patience and know we’re working around the clock to keep this open,” Judge Keough wrote on Facebook.
NBC News reported on Sept. 21 that, “70 percent of the country’s supply has gone to seven Southern states: Alabama, Florida, Texas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia and Louisiana” in recent months. And, the report stated, Tennessee was considering withholding the monoclonal antibody treatment from unvaccinated patients. The article quoted Tennessee’s top health official who told the state’s biggest newspaper, The Tennessean, “Clinically, it makes sense. But the doctor in me thinks about all these ‘what ifs?’ What if there is a super-high-risk older person, but they are not technically considered immunocompromised? Do they not get it but a 22-year-old unvaccinated person with asthma – they get it?”
As of Sept. 10, the latest date for the data report, 48.11 percent of Tom Green County residents are fully vaccinated; 54.87 percent are vaccinated with at least one dose, according to Texas Health and Human Services.
Never did hear back from governor Abbotts office about this. Time to send another message.
They are 5 and 7.
Real good boys too.
Fun ages. Good you live within driving distance.
I wish I had more information on this, who they are and where they work. So much disinformation goes around it’s hard to know what to believe.
Disaster in Heartland: Multiple Confirmed Dead After Montana Amtrak Derailment
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3998252/posts
Not Again. Costco Warns Of Toilet Paper Shortage
Costco warned customers this week about a toilet paper shortage as the wholesale retailer is having challenging time stocking shelves due to supply chain disruptions, according to Fox News.
Costco told Fox News via an email statement, “Due to increased volumes, you may see a slight delay in the processing of this order.” The retailer noted that the company is “working to fulfill everything as quickly as possible.”
Costco announced purchasing limits on some products but didn’t mention specific items, saying, “some warehouses may have temporary item limits on select items.”
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/sign-times-costco-warns-toilet-paper-shortage
Shortage in pet food was verified to me by Petsco, due to shipping delays.
I’m trying to make these numbers make sense:
The Remdesivir data reveal that:
2,058 of the 7,960 Medicare beneficiaries prescribed Remdesivir to treat COVID-19 have died. That is an unconscionable 25.9%.
46% of people died within 14 days of the Remdesivir Treatment.
Serious adverse events were reported in 131 of the 532 patients who received Remdesivir. That is 24.6%.
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Which is it? 7960 have received Remdesivir, or 532 patients have received Remdesivir? Can’t be both.
And how sick were the 46% who received Remdesivir before they received it? Didn’t Trump receive Remdesivir, among other drugs?
I readxit as possibly one study with Medicare (older) patients, and another with younger?
Authorities in Manhattan seized seven illegally documented camper vans that have served as Airbnb rentals for the last two years.
According to NBC New York, deputies from the sheriff’s office and NYPD officers jointly impounded seven of the vans last week.
Sheriff Joseph Fucito said the vans were parked on streets throughout Chelsea and the East Village and used as Airbnb rentals. He said all vans had New Jersey license plates. Three vans had expired registration, while others had plates that didn’t match the vehicle. The seventh van wasn’t registered.
Fucito went on to say the investigation began when a YouTuber posted a video of his experience of sleeping in one of the vans overnight in the East Village. He didn’t say which video was in focus, but we found a recent YouTuber who reviewed his stay in one van for $97 per night.
“I was shocked when I saw an RV show up on Airbnb during my trip to New York. I figured, I would try it. The price with fees and taxes was $97 per night to sleep in the van in East Village,” YouTube handle “Uptin” said in the description of the video.
The one significant concern guests had was no bathroom accommodations were included in the stay, and they were told by the host to use facilities at local bars and restaurants.
https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/nypd-seize-illicit-camper-vans-used-airbnb-rentals-manhattan
PELOSI SAYS WE ARE GOING TO PASS THE INFRASTRUCTURE BILL THIS WEEK— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) September 26, 2021
I can see that as a possibility, since they were so specific about one group being on Medicare.
I did find this; not sure if it’s the same study since the number says 562 instead of 532.
In an analysis of 562 participants randomly assigned in a 1:1 ratio to receive Veklury or placebo, Veklury demonstrated a statistically significant 87% reduction in risk for the composite primary endpoint of COVID-19 related hospitalization or all-cause death by Day 28 (0.7% [2/279]) compared with placebo (5.3% [15/283]) p=0.008. Results also showed an 81% reduction in risk for the composite secondary endpoint of medical visits due to COVID-19 or all-cause death by Day 28 for participants treated with Veklury (1.6% [4/246]) compared with placebo (8.3% [21/252]) p=0.002. In the study, no deaths were observed in either arm by Day 28.
The safety profile was similar between Veklury and placebo in this trial, with the most common treatment emergent adverse events (≥5%) in patients taking Veklury being nausea and headache. Of the 279 participants who received Veklury, no new safety signals were identified. One death was observed in the study at Day 59 (participant on placebo); no deaths occurred in either arm of the study by the Day 28 primary endpoint. Gilead is in the process of sharing the data with regulatory agencies.
This trial was designed to evaluate the potential role of Veklury in helping patients diagnosed with COVID-19 who were considered high-risk for disease progression based on comorbidities and age but had not recently been hospitalized due to the infection. Common comorbidities in study participants included obesity, hypertension, and diabetes. A third of the participants were aged 60 or older. Participants in the study must have received a positive diagnosis within four days of initiating treatment and experienced symptoms for seven days or less.
Thanks! What is Veklury?
Hundreds of Iraqi notables call to join Abraham Accords, make peace with Israel. So much for that narrative that peace can only come from a “two-state solution.” https://t.co/Wh3HVdXD1R— Logan Ratick (@Logan_Ratick) September 26, 2021
This is outrageous.
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