US COVID Deaths In 2021 Have Surpassed 2020's Total... Despite Vaccines, Treatments

[wildchild]

More Russian propaganda from Zero Hedge.

LOL, it never ends. Anything that does not fit the narrative is Russian propaganda.

 

[FortuneTeller]

You do realize that a universal, permanent coronavirus vaccine is under development. Several universities including Duke are involved in this endeavor.

The current first generation Covid-19 vaccines were expected to require boosters every year. This was announced from the very beginning of their development -- so the need for boosters should not be a surprise.

Yeah, like they are working on the flu virus permanent vaccine. Uh huh.

Those who have been jabbed will have to have yearly shots, maybe twice a year for the rest of their life.

 

[FortuneTeller]

President Harris?

Last year, during the second presidential debate, then-candidate Biden blamed President Trump for the coronavirus related fatalities in the United States.

“220,000 Americans dead,” Biden said. ”If you hear nothing else I say tonight, hear this — anyone who is responsible for that many deaths should not remain as President of the United States of America.”

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/...irus-deaths-under-joe-biden-despite-vaccines/

It's time for Joe to Go!

 

[gwb-trading]

Yeah, like they are working on the flu virus permanent vaccine. Uh huh.

Those who have been jabbed will have to have yearly shots, maybe twice a year for the rest of their life.

Actually I also posted an article about work being done for a universal, permanent flu vaccine — which is very difficult because the flu evolves quickly (more so than a coronavirus) and there are already so many strains of the flu out there. I don’t believe we are likely to see a universal permanent flu vaccine in our lifetimes — but we will likely see a universal permanent coronavirus vaccine in the next five years eliminating the need for yearly Covid-19 boosters with the added benefit of covering other coronaviruses beyond Covid-19.

 

[FortuneTeller]

Actually I also posted an article about work being done for a universal, permanent flu vaccine — which is very difficult because the flu evolves quickly (more so than a coronavirus) and there are already so many strains of the flu out there. I don’t believe we are likely to see a universal permanent flu vaccine in our lifetimes — but we will likely see a universal permanent coronavirus vaccine in the next five years eliminating the need for yearly Covid-19 boosters with the added benefit of covering other coronaviruses beyond Covid-19.

So shots and boosters for the next five years? My gawd.