There is no great pleasure in being ahead of the research and identifying issues sometimes 6 months prior to everyone else. It has been stated a few times in the past week by world leaders that the COVID-19 pandemic is now over. They may be correct dependent on where in the world this reference is directed.
We have to come to terms with the possibility that politics and incompetence played a role. And therein lies something else we shouldn't rule out. That there's an agenda of some sort.
Meanwhile, the so-called advanced nations of the world led by the USA and the WHO want to go into Africa and jab everyone. Something's wrong with this picture, no?
BA.5 drove up hospital admissions in Portugal (which has high levels of vaccination but also high numbers of elderly people) but not in South Africa. This may be due to a younger demographic but also to prior immunity from high exposure to SARS-CoV-2 early in the pandemic
Another non-omicron variant that is even better adapted to infection and to immune evasion.”
This will depend on where a new variant emerges and what evolutionary advantages it has, in terms of speed of transmission and immune evasion, as well as the immune situation of the immediate population it finds itself in.
Interesting stuff. The push for vaccines in nations that don't really need them could be about prolonging the pandemic gravy-train, & also implementing a Global digital-ID system in the form of covid passes etc.
In hindsight the alpha and beta variants really weren’t that infectious—although they seemed like a lot of infections at the time—compared with how easily omicron, and delta before it, spread.”At that time there were no vaccines or waning immunity ??
We have to come to terms with the possibility that politics and incompetence played a role. And therein lies something else we shouldn't rule out. That there's an agenda of some sort.
Meanwhile, the so-called advanced nations of the world led by the USA and the WHO want to go into Africa and jab everyone. Something's wrong with this picture, no?
Probably 'cuz "duh pandemic" was bullshit right from the start...
BA.5 drove up hospital admissions in Portugal (which has high levels of vaccination but also high numbers of elderly people) but not in South Africa. This may be due to a younger demographic but also to prior immunity from high exposure to SARS-CoV-2 early in the pandemic
Most people have been vaccinated, but also resulting from natural virus exposure, since most people have also been infected previously.
Thanks Dr McMillan much appreciated 👍
Another non-omicron variant that is even better adapted to infection and to immune evasion.”
This will depend on where a new variant emerges and what evolutionary advantages it has, in terms of speed of transmission and immune evasion, as well as the immune situation of the immediate population it finds itself in.
Interesting stuff. The push for vaccines in nations that don't really need them could be about prolonging the pandemic gravy-train, & also implementing a Global digital-ID system in the form of covid passes etc.
It looks like China is also nearly COVID free.(or lying?) If I recall correctly, They used mostly a home brew vax, and not mRNA poison.
In hindsight the alpha and beta variants really weren’t that infectious—although they seemed like a lot of infections at the time—compared with how easily omicron, and delta before it, spread.”At that time there were no vaccines or waning immunity ??
Most people have been vaccinated, but also resulting from natural virus exposure, since most people have also been infected previously.