[BeauBo]

Vaccinations picked up speed last week, especially boosters. Over 7 million boosters have now been given. Cases, new hospitalizations and deaths continued their decline from the highs of the Delta wave.

Cases:

New Hospitalizations:

Deaths:

[MustKnowHistory]

Thank you!

[Steve Van Doorn]

said, "surpassing 700,000 total deaths from COVID-19"
From a virus that was lab made. Which we know Fauci was working on. The same person pushing the injections.

With 740 died from covid-19 that went to the hospital had zero comorbidities.
We're looking at +7000 dead from VAERS and they're very far behind. Which means about 700,000 already dead. The worst part is yet to come from the deaths by the injection.
Stalin and Hitler where armatures
https://www.cdc.gov/pcd/issues/2021/pdf/21_0123.pdf

[heavy metal]

the people that report these statistics are the same people that refuse to warn us about the dangers of president biden spreading hundreds of thousands of disease carrying invaders across our country during a “global pandemic”...

[aMorePerfectUnion]

[roving]

Look at the pretty fake graghs!

[justme4now]

Sometimes a 30-second ad plays before the main subject.

https://www.oann.com/fauci-hhs-officials-discuss-using-new-virus-from-china-to-enforce-universal-vaccines-in-footage-from-oct-2019/

[I want to know]

What is the future of delta - will it weaken and die out as more people contract it and/or are vaccinated or will there be a winter surge as occurred last year starting around November?

[firebrand]

Children have lost their caregivers to the extent of 120,000 between April 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021.

Black children have lost their caregivers at a rate of one in every 412. White children have lost their caregivers at a rate one in every 753. Sad comment on minority resistance to the vaccine, mostly, I would guess.

[Paul R.]

My wife’s THIRD high school classmate back in Philippines has passed from COVID. 2 of the 3 were quite good friends, too. So many of the family and friends and other contacts in RP have had COVID that I think Philippines “official” case numbers (basically those on Worldometers, Johns Hopkins, etc.), are extremely low, possibly by a factor of 10 or more.

OTOH, more positive news is that sis-in-law’s husband’s recovery continues (he is strong enough to make it to the restroom now), and the family of my wife’s good friend who all live an hour from us here in the US are all a lot better after receiving monoclonal antibodies, although friend’s hubby (unvaccinated, but seemingly moderately low risk) is slower recovering than even frail 90 y/o “grandma” (vaccinated.)