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COVID-19 Vaccinations in the United States (18 Sep 2021, as of 06:00 AM ET)
CDC ^ | 18 Sep 2021 | CDC

Posted on 09/18/2021 6:04:58 PM PDT by BeauBo

(President Trump's Operation Warp Speed Update)

(Cases and Hospitalizations continued declining on this report (3rd week) - 2,087 Daily Deaths, A new High for the Delta wave - Vaccinations at a strong pace on this report (916K/day))

Administered: 384,911,290 (14,812,351 J&J)

People Vaccinated, At Least One Dose: 211,489,242

Fully Vaccinated: 181,035,022

Boosters: 2.11 Million

(Excerpt) Read more at covid.cdc.gov ...


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KEYWORDS: jj; moderna; pfizer
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To: Repeal The 17th

CDC. COMMUNIST DEMONCRAP COMMISARS

NOTHING MORE


21 posted on 09/18/2021 9:09:46 PM PDT by Truthoverpower (Arizona !!!! Now the TRUMP TRAIN is getting back on TRACK ! TRUTH! FREEDOM ! LIBERTY! I could )
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To: BeauBo

“Moderna Is Best at Preventing Hospital Stays,” reported by Sarah Toy on page 7 of the weekend edition of the Wall Street Journal.

Moderna 93%
Pfizer 88%
J&J 71%


22 posted on 09/18/2021 9:38:43 PM PDT by firebrand ( )
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To: BeauBo

Isn’t everyone who has been vaccinated in a database that clinics, etc., can easily access?

When I got my shots I had to provide photo ID.

Granted, non “Real ID” drivers’ licenses can be forged, but, depending on the state, if caught one can be looking at hefty fines and substantial prison time.


23 posted on 09/18/2021 9:39:22 PM PDT by Paul R. (You know your pullets are dumb if they don't recognize a half Whopper as food!)
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To: BeauBo

Clippings?

You must have borrowed one of those hay cutters the big farms use!

(Much appreciated, tho’!) :-)


24 posted on 09/18/2021 9:43:04 PM PDT by Paul R. (You know your pullets are dumb if they don't recognize a half Whopper as food!)
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To: BeauBo

Thank you for the daily post.

At the time of this comment, cases are shown to have been increasing a little in northern and mid latitude states while decreasing in a few of the southern states. Scroll down to see the map.

https://coronavirus.1point3acres.com/en

A result of weather cooling in the northern states, perhaps?


25 posted on 09/18/2021 10:55:48 PM PDT by familyop ("For they that sleep with dogs, shall rise with fleas" (John Webster, "The White Devil" 1612).)
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To: BeauBo
Anyone posting comparisons to "last year at this time" is doing us a favor, by self identifying and disqualifying themselves from serious discussion as either ignorant or disingenuous.

IF the virus behavior and human social behaviors were constants, and IF we were soon comparing, say, November 2021 to November 2020 (your example for the UK), then maybe a valid comparison could be made.

26 posted on 09/18/2021 11:02:52 PM PDT by Paul R. (You know your pullets are dumb if they don't recognize a half Whopper as food!)
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To: familyop

“ cases are shown to have been increasing a little in northern and mid latitude states”.

I talked with a doctor today, who has been treating an increased number of COVID-19 patients in Northern Virginia (DC area). He also theorized that this wave is heading North. (He also said that more patients are younger than previous waves, and that those in ICUor dying are almost exclusively unvaccinated).

President Trump’s former FDA Administrator Scott Gottlieb, has also predicted the wave moving North in the coming weeks/months (post-Labor Day).

The UK Delta wave went up quickly to ten-fold over 7-8 weeks (like ours), then dropped quickly in half (as we seem about to). Then however, it plateaued at that level. If we follow suit, we will still have a fairly high level of transmission occurring, as cold and flu season begins.

There seems to be a noticeable seasonality to COVID-19. Several modelers predict another wave during the season, and several European countries (notably Germany) are making vaccination pushes, in anticipation of a seasonal upsurge.


27 posted on 09/19/2021 12:48:02 AM PDT by BeauBo
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To: firebrand

“ Moderna Is Best at Preventing Hospital Stays”

Israel has leaned more heavily toward Moderna since June. They use Moderna as a booster shot for those vaccinated with other vaccines, a practice (vaccine mixing) also approved in several other countries (including the UK), but not yet in the USA.


28 posted on 09/19/2021 1:02:42 AM PDT by BeauBo
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Absolutely Astonishing Success Rate of Ivermectin in Indian State Shreds ‘Horse Dewormer’ Propaganda: They always say we need to follow the science. Well, here it is. Let's follow it.


29 posted on 09/19/2021 1:13:17 AM PDT by ransomnote (IN GOD WE TRUST)
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To: BeauBo

A pertinent question would be whether Delta has more or less effectively swept through most of the UK?

The US has a lot of heavily populated areas that have not yet seen a big Delta wave. Those areas / states / cities are also those where, for better or worse, stronger mitigation has been in place. I would postulate those areas may see continued moderate increases in cases until the end of October. After that, well, we shall see.


30 posted on 09/19/2021 1:21:04 AM PDT by Paul R. (You know your pullets are dumb if they don't recognize a half Whopper as food!)
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To: ransomnote; ManardG

One notable shortcoming of Ivermectin, is that you have to continually take it (I believe weekly) to stave off COVID-19.

As widespread as the disease is already, and the fact that there are many common animal reservoirs for COVID-19 (including dogs, cats, deer and bats - probably cattle, pigs and rodents as well), means that it won’t likely be contained or go away, until the great bulk of people have been exposed, and developed immunity.


31 posted on 09/19/2021 1:37:58 AM PDT by BeauBo
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To: BeauBo; All

Another question. (Yeah, I know...)

In an earlier thread you discussed the protection offered by the current vaccines (basically enhancing the immune response to virions advancing beyond the nasal / respiratory passages), vs. the development of “nasal vaccines”, which enhance a different antibody and which, if I understand it correctly, should hold down viral colonization in nasal / respiratory passages, and thereby reduce viral shedding greatly. I take it this 2nd class of vaccines is still several months “out”.

I guess my question is why were not the 2nd class of vaccines pursued first?


32 posted on 09/19/2021 1:38:47 AM PDT by Paul R. (You know your pullets are dumb if they don't recognize a half Whopper as food!)
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To: Paul R.

The UK and Israeli Delta waves have continued to spread to previously uninfected pockets, and maintained a moderate transmission rate.

It seems likely to do that here as well, until most everyone has been exposed. When seasonal conditions are favorable, many modelers anticipate another National upturn (wave) of some degree.


33 posted on 09/19/2021 1:46:40 AM PDT by BeauBo
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To: BeauBo; ransomnote; ManardG
One notable shortcoming of Ivermectin, is that you have to continually take it (I believe weekly) to stave off COVID-19.

If one does so, and assuming it is effective, does one develop immunity? Or is the new normal Ivermectin for the rest of one's life?

34 posted on 09/19/2021 1:49:36 AM PDT by Paul R. (You know your pullets are dumb if they don't recognize a half Whopper as food!)
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To: Paul R.

“ I guess my question is why were not the 2nd class of vaccines (nasal) pursued first?”

I don’t know. The FluMist nasal vaccine is limited to younger folks, so that potential market limitations may have scared developers - but also, the priority targets for vaccination are the elderly.


35 posted on 09/19/2021 1:55:28 AM PDT by BeauBo
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To: BeauBo

One notable shortcoming of Ivermectin, is that you have to continually take it (I believe weekly) to stave off COVID-19.

As widespread as the disease is already, and the fact that there are many common animal reservoirs for COVID-19 (including dogs, cats, deer and bats - probably cattle, pigs and rodents as well), means that it won’t likely be contained or go away, until the great bulk of people have been exposed, and developed immunity.
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While some people take it as a prophylactic, most want access to it to help them get over Covid-19, emerging out the otherside with lasting, durable immunity but without the catastrophic harm caused by Covid ‘vaccines’, kidney and cardio damage from Remdesivir etc.


36 posted on 09/19/2021 2:04:55 AM PDT by ransomnote (IN GOD WE TRUST)
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To: Paul R.

One can simply put Ivermectin aside for when one becomes ill and then use it to help you overcome it, for those who need additional assistance. This would the lifelong damaging effects (deaths, cardio damage, strokes, neurological damage) of the Covid ‘vaccines’.


37 posted on 09/19/2021 2:06:40 AM PDT by ransomnote (IN GOD WE TRUST)
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To: Paul R.

Lightbulb moment! I could give my ID to someone who really wants that 3rd booster shot but cannot get it. That way I get a vax passport but no shots, they get a booster. It’s a win-win and the double satisfaction of pulling one over on the fed.gov demonazis.


38 posted on 09/19/2021 2:33:59 AM PDT by guthunde47
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To: BeauBo

Well, right, but, we have a lot more than “pockets” remaining in the USA.

Granted that high mitigation areas are also likely to have high vaccination numbers. However, I see little evidence that current vaccines by themselves reduce spread of a variant as infectious as Delta-COVID.

It would then seem that blue and purple states will hold on to heavy mitigation and mandates (perhaps on and off) for quite some time — until true “natural” herd immunity occurs (assuming it is long lasting in mild or asymptomatic cases) and / or “nasal” vaccines are widely accepted.

To tell the truth, I can find no convincing evidence that “natural” COVID immunity will be any better than “natural” flu immunity. Plus, the fact that COVID has jumped to many animal species leads to all sorts of unpleasant possibilities should it jump back in altered form. Ugh.


39 posted on 09/19/2021 2:36:56 AM PDT by Paul R. (You know your pullets are dumb if they don't recognize a half Whopper as food!)
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To: BeauBo
The FluMist nasal vaccine is limited to younger folks

Ah, I didn't know that. Seems like a darn good reason. What's the problem with the FluMist vaccine for us "old" farts?

40 posted on 09/19/2021 2:42:15 AM PDT by Paul R. (You know your pullets are dumb if they don't recognize a half Whopper as food!)
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