Posted on 01/15/2022 11:04:11 AM PST by Jan_Sobieski
Eugene Kontorovich is a professor at George Mason. In Utah, Non-white or Hispanic ethnicity are assessed a higher Covid risk score and are therefore prioritized for monoclonal antibodies.
The chart can be found on Page 6 of Utah’s Monoclonal Antibody Allocation Guidelines…
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Someone wrote an article 15 or 20 years ago saying that affirmative action would INFALLIBLY overt legal racism and second class status for whites. And here we are.
Highly illegal.
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The Mormon church funded a lot of the anti-Trump activities and investigations, too.
This is just not surprising in the least.
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Sounds like a bit of “negro supremacy” (”non-white supremacy” if you prefer) going on in Utah.
Bingo!
Sure would be a shame if someone was to start a rumor that the monoclonal antibody treatment is an experimental treatment developed by the white man to target blacks and other minorities. It may even be true, given the insanity of the current administration.
So if your ancestors are Basque, from the southern slope of the Pyrenees—the Spanish side—you will be given priority over descendants of the Basques from the French side.
Utah by race are, 86.84% are White Americans(2.6 million), 13.67% are Hispanic/Latino's (Not a real race. Either White, Black or Mixed No different than Sicilians or Greeks in color), 2.2% are Asians, 1.1% are Black Americans, 0.8% are NHPI, 1% are AIAN.
Learning the Events Leading to the War
The first shots of the American Civil War were fired on Fort Sumter at approximately 4:30 a.m. on April 12th, 1861. Fort Sumter surrendered 34 hours later, and Union forces tried for nearly four years to take it back.
We all get along so much better now that Obama made this the post racial era./S
it’s not but we gave up enforcing the law more than 10 yrs ago
The antibodies that worked for delta are mostly ineffective for Omicron. Only a newer one sovematrib, works.
Doesn’t answer your question about ramp up of supply while they worked, though.
i’m shocked that monoclonal antibodies are available at all in Utah ... Covid Joe bought up the entire supply and then outlawed most states from using it ... Colorado hasn’t had any for weeks:
https://www.uchealth.org/treatments-procedures/monoclonal-antibody-treatment/
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