I dont remember and the video was taken down. Duck Duck Goose is the new game to play on the playground. I am appalled but not surprised by what has taken place the last 18 months.
Vaccine
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Let's play, "Guess who said this."
"1st vaccine done, absolutely no side effects. Looking forward to second one."
"2nd vaccination done, zero after effect ((as yet)). Vaccine certificate issued."
"Well, that's my third jab today. Proud to be a part of this experiment to save lives."
He's now dead from "Natural causes."
"1st vaccine done, absolutely no side effects. Looking forward to second one."
"2nd vaccination done, zero after effect ((as yet)). Vaccine certificate issued."
"Well, that's my third jab today. Proud to be a part of this experiment to save lives."
He's now dead from "Natural causes."
Q&A time regarding when I can get my booster jabs.
Q. Before I sign up for third jab, Where is the flu?
A. STFU stupid. No more flu A or B. They flew out out of Socal in late 2019. #19 is gone and now Delta is making it's way to socal. Get ready!!!
The delta variant of the coronavirus is making its way through Southern California, and in the process fueling a rise in cases and hospitalizations — and new questions from residents, too. ((What about the flu?))
Throughout the region, public health departments are reporting increased case rates ((Flu?)), and are facing renewed public health mandates, such as masking up in public. It’s prompted talk of vaccine requirements at local businesses, and already set them for many public workers, including employees of Los Angeles County.
And, as the months wear on ((18 months now)), and immunity wears off, the question emerges for the community’s vaccinated: How much and when — ((WHO the heck is asking for more?)) and when can I get my booster shot?
Q: It’s been months since I got fully vaccinated. Should I get the booster — and when?
A: Not yet, experts say. But you’ll likely need one eventually ((99.999% chance)), because evidence show that immunity wanes with time.
The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine was found to be 91.3% effective against COVID-19, measured seven days to six months after the second dose. It’s at that point, experts believe immunity begins to wane.
Pfizer’s latest data in July shows that a third dose is also successful against the delta variant.
Moderna, too, has found that a booster dose provided a robust antibody response against the disease
Still, companies and federal agencies are studying (($$$$$)) the extent to which a full dose will protect you. And that’s why local public health departments are waiting on those agencies to sign off on boosters.
"We’re going to defer to the Food and Drug Administration and their scientific panels and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and their scientific panels to make decisions on how to most appropriately use the three vaccines that are available,” said Los Angeles County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer, adding that her department intends to align with such guidance when it comes.
The FDA expects to have a strategy on COVID-19 vaccine boosters by early September, according to reports. It would lay out when — and which vaccinated individuals should get the follow-up shots, based on vaccine efficacy laboratory data, clinical trial data and cohort data — which can include data from specific pharmaceutical companies.
Q: But my immune system is compromised. Can I get a booster now?
A: That’s why the Biden administration wants a booster strategy on the fast track.
“I also know many of you are wondering if you’ll need a booster shot to add another layer of protection,” Biden said on July 29.
Q: What about those people in San Francisco who are getting another shot? ((oh really?))
A: According to media reports, people vaccinated with the one-shot Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine will be able to receive a supplemental mRNA vaccine dose in San Francisco, the city’s health department said this week.
Q: But other countries are already doing boosters, aren’t they?
A: Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced July 29 that the country would offer a coronavirus booster to people older than 60 who have already been vaccinated. It made the nation the first country to offer a third dose of a Western vaccine to its citizens on a wide scale.
But many researchers have pushed back on that strategy, warning that it will further slow a global recovery because widespread boosters ahead of the rest of the world would take precious doses from parts of the world that have little immunity.
The danger, they warn, is that variants can emerge in those unvaccinated parts of the world, ultimately coming back to hit other countries — a kind of vicious cycle that some experts fear keeps the virus alive. ((Basically folks, this never ends until we all say it does. If you want Husker ((Messy)) or Espola ((EOTL in charge, keep taking the shots and booster up every 6-12 months. This will NOT end. Your poor arm will be one big magnetic arm)).
Q. Before I sign up for third jab, Where is the flu?
A. STFU stupid. No more flu A or B. They flew out out of Socal in late 2019. #19 is gone and now Delta is making it's way to socal. Get ready!!!
The delta variant of the coronavirus is making its way through Southern California, and in the process fueling a rise in cases and hospitalizations — and new questions from residents, too. ((What about the flu?))
Throughout the region, public health departments are reporting increased case rates ((Flu?)), and are facing renewed public health mandates, such as masking up in public. It’s prompted talk of vaccine requirements at local businesses, and already set them for many public workers, including employees of Los Angeles County.
And, as the months wear on ((18 months now)), and immunity wears off, the question emerges for the community’s vaccinated: How much and when — ((WHO the heck is asking for more?)) and when can I get my booster shot?
Q: It’s been months since I got fully vaccinated. Should I get the booster — and when?
A: Not yet, experts say. But you’ll likely need one eventually ((99.999% chance)), because evidence show that immunity wanes with time.
The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine was found to be 91.3% effective against COVID-19, measured seven days to six months after the second dose. It’s at that point, experts believe immunity begins to wane.
Pfizer’s latest data in July shows that a third dose is also successful against the delta variant.
Moderna, too, has found that a booster dose provided a robust antibody response against the disease
Still, companies and federal agencies are studying (($$$$$)) the extent to which a full dose will protect you. And that’s why local public health departments are waiting on those agencies to sign off on boosters.
"We’re going to defer to the Food and Drug Administration and their scientific panels and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and their scientific panels to make decisions on how to most appropriately use the three vaccines that are available,” said Los Angeles County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer, adding that her department intends to align with such guidance when it comes.
The FDA expects to have a strategy on COVID-19 vaccine boosters by early September, according to reports. It would lay out when — and which vaccinated individuals should get the follow-up shots, based on vaccine efficacy laboratory data, clinical trial data and cohort data — which can include data from specific pharmaceutical companies.
Q: But my immune system is compromised. Can I get a booster now?
A: That’s why the Biden administration wants a booster strategy on the fast track.
“I also know many of you are wondering if you’ll need a booster shot to add another layer of protection,” Biden said on July 29.
Q: What about those people in San Francisco who are getting another shot? ((oh really?))
A: According to media reports, people vaccinated with the one-shot Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine will be able to receive a supplemental mRNA vaccine dose in San Francisco, the city’s health department said this week.
Q: But other countries are already doing boosters, aren’t they?
A: Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced July 29 that the country would offer a coronavirus booster to people older than 60 who have already been vaccinated. It made the nation the first country to offer a third dose of a Western vaccine to its citizens on a wide scale.
But many researchers have pushed back on that strategy, warning that it will further slow a global recovery because widespread boosters ahead of the rest of the world would take precious doses from parts of the world that have little immunity.
The danger, they warn, is that variants can emerge in those unvaccinated parts of the world, ultimately coming back to hit other countries — a kind of vicious cycle that some experts fear keeps the virus alive. ((Basically folks, this never ends until we all say it does. If you want Husker ((Messy)) or Espola ((EOTL in charge, keep taking the shots and booster up every 6-12 months. This will NOT end. Your poor arm will be one big magnetic arm)).
Bruddah IZ
DA
He should file a complaint with OSHA for the mouth infection.
Bruddah IZ
DA
That is how tyranny works.I wonder what these workers know first hand that we don;t? No jab, no job? Talk about a pressure to keep a job or lose everything.
Despite a frenetic rollout and urgent pleas from officials on nearly-bent knees, some hospital workers remain hesitant. Vaccination rates vary widely at Southern California hospitals.
Bruddah IZ
DA
Even at the professional level, their learning is siloed and each assumes that the other is doing their job. How many have PCR tested negative but had covid symptoms and treated for covid instead of what they really had or have because doctors couldn't believe the negative PCR results because it just HAD TO BE covid.
Bruddah IZ
DA
About 1:30 the white lady with the purple shirt goes "I really don't want to be around anybody right now" while she and her husband sign on approving arresting their fellow beach goers.Oh Bruddah, check out this guy going around California finding lame sheep who would love to see me and my family arrested for refusing 100% to NEVER take the jabs. These are the people WHO benefited in the old life and they want so bad to go back to when things were normal for them. Let me be very Frank with everyone. The tables have been turned and you got played big time with poison. Stop arresting the people who think critically with their brain or you won;t have anyone to stand up to liars. Baaaaaahahahahaaaaaaaaa. WTF up folks!!! So easy to sign for some of these fellow Americans of mine. I wont judge because I too was brainwashed at one time in my life. However, I never wanted someone arrested for not taking experimental shots from Dr. F and his pal Bill who hung around Jeff all the time. I have no idea what's in the jab, only Espola's theory of ingredients.....
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Bruddah IZ
DA
Biden?
Nope
Bruddah IZ
DA
Too bad he's not wearing a mask.
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