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To: Skywise
At this point - and given Israel’s data as well - either the vaccine has a protective time of less than 6 months or it’s not actually effective at all.

Vaccinations in Israel peaked in mid-January. If we assume that the jab is effective for eight months (which is why CDC recommends a booster jab at eight months), then that may explain the spike in Israel among the vaccinated beginning in July - August. As for the NFL players and staff, I suspect that some of them were among the first to receive the jab, which means they may also be at the eight month point in July - August.

FYI: The seasonal flu vaccine is only good for about six to eight months.

18 posted on 09/03/2021 6:43:53 AM PDT by Labyrinthos
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To: Labyrinthos

Why are old vaccine passports given any priority over a non vaccinated person? Is something is better than nothing the new standard?


23 posted on 09/03/2021 6:58:38 AM PDT by sanjuanbob (Do NOT buy Chinese ProductsI)
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To: Labyrinthos

They’re only saying that because of Israel’s study that says they think it’s an efficacy problem of 8 months because that’s when the spikes started occurring in Israel.

It’s circular logic.

Well - infections are up after 8 months so the vaccine must stop working after 8 months.

Note also that Israel won’t approve Pfizer anymore for those over 18 and went with Moderna only because of efficacy issues. So what did the US run with?


25 posted on 09/03/2021 7:05:57 AM PDT by Skywise
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