Because independent-minded Americans have been asking basic, logical questions for two years with no answers from the medical leaders of our country, these same leaders seem to have declared January 9-14 "Covid Walk Back Week."
Put a list of "it used to be called a conspiracy theory" bullet points up on your wall and start checking them off.
1. Comorbidities.
Here's the head of the CDC on Good Morning America", acknowledging that people with comorbidities are really the ones in danger from Covid, not the healthy, and not kids.
"The overwhelming number of deaths, over 75%, occurred in people who had at least four comorbidities. So really these are people who were unwell to begin with."
2. Hospitalized "with" Covid vs. "because of" Covid.
Sanjay Gupta acknowledged this has been a problem for two years, but only when pressed by Jake Tapper, who has not asked this question in two years.
"Out of all the patients that are in the hospital, about 57%- these are Covid patients- admitted because of or complications from Covid. 43% admitted for other reasons and then diagnosed with Covid."
3. The vaccine doesn't stop transmission.
This HUGE fact makes vaccine passports worthless. And while a Constitutional argument against medical passports is stronger, this transmission fact should nonetheless be acknowledged. So far it hasn't been. Until the head of the CDC decided this week was the time to drop that to mainstream audiences too. On CNN:
"What they can't do anymore is prevent transmission." (Show me they ever did, please?)
4. Benefits from the vaccine don't last long.
We haven't even discussed natural immunity yet! Don't worry, they're still not openly acknowledging it. But we did get this gem from the CEO of Pfizer, on
CNBC:
"The two doses of the vaccine offer very limited protection if any.
Keep filling out your bingo cards, friends. Ivermectin, Myocarditis, Natural Immunity, and Mask effectiveness are sure to be coming soon.
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