5-jabbed CDC Director Walensky tests COVID-positive for a second time

Fauci and the Bidens followed a similar pattern. They were fully boosted, got COVID, took paxlovid, tested negative, and then tested positive for a second time.

Walensky is different in that she recently got the new and improved booster, and she is decades younger than Joe and Jill Biden and Dr. Fauci.

COVID rebound after Pfizer’s Palovid is supposedly very rare. Likewise the new booster is supposed to give better protection against new variants.

Are senior figures in the Biden White House seeing an incredible streak of bad luck?

Or are the official narratives becoming unsustainable?

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If you still call it a vaccine, you do NOT believe in science. :rofl:

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Requiring COVID vaccines for children makes zero sense.

The Danish government recently stopped offering routine COVID shots and boosters to people under 50.

Who will be offered vaccination against covid-19?
People aged 50 years and over will be offered vaccination.

People aged under 50 who are at a higher risk of becoming severely ill from covid-19 will also be offered vaccination against covid-19.

Why are people aged under 50 not to be re-vaccinated?
The purpose of the vaccination programme is to prevent severe illness, hospitalisation and death. Therefore, people at the highest risk of becoming severely ill will be offered booster vaccination. The purpose of vaccination is not to prevent infection with covid-19, and people aged under 50 are therefore currently not being offered booster vaccination.

People aged under 50 are generally not at particularly higher risk of becoming severely ill from covid-19. In addition, younger people aged under 50 are well protected against becoming severely ill from covid-19, as a very large number of them have already been vaccinated and have previously been infected with covid-19, and there is consequently good immunity among this part of the population.
https://www.sst.dk/en/english/corona-eng/vaccination-against-covid-19

I would never let some glorified drug dealer put experimental drugs into my child. What a sick and twisted world of bad parents. :rofl:

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Yes, the Danish approach appears to be a much more reasonable than the jab-them-till-they-drool approach adopted in the US.

How long will it take for Biden to get infected yet again now that he got another booster?

He might just be a case for vaccines causing autism. :eyes:

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I had my 11 year olds vaccinated for Covid last year. Based on the low risk and imperfect results, that is not happening again this year. I, due to age and diabetes, will get the booster only for myself.

Which narratives?

Or it could just be that Coronavirus is a single stranded rna virus, thus subject to frequent mutation and impossible to control 100%.

I have received both Moderna shots and two Moderna boosters. In August I had an extremely, mild, virtually imperceptible, case of Covid which passed quickly.

Flu shots don’t prevent you from getting the flu, but they mitigate the experience. Flu is also a single stranded rna virus, subject to continuous mutation.

Nobody (other than anti-vax cranks) questions the flu vaccine and they should not question the coronavirus vaccine for the exact same reason.

On the other hand, Smallpox was a double stranded dna virus, not subject to mutation, which is why it was successfully eradicated by vaccines.

People really need to go to their local public college or university and audit a microbiology course. An understanding of microbiology would prevent threads like this.

HOWEVER.

<Noting DougBH’s post from moments ago>

I agree with him regarding vaccinating children, but NOT for the reason he gives, but simply because it is no longer necessary at this point.

As I said earlier in my post vaccinations against rna viruses are ALWAYS imperfect, particularly against single strand rna viruses, due to the frequent mutation inherent in rna structures. It is impossible to create a perfect rna vaccine.

I no longer believe that it is necessary to vaccinate children, unless they have a health condition that would make them particularly vulnerable.

I think we have reached the stage where we can limit vaccination to older adults and those vulnerable for whatever reason.

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I never got the vaxx . I had Covid in july of 2020. I had a mild case. Like a cold , but had a bit more fatigue. My husband and my daughter had it as well. We all had the same symptoms. None of us have gotten it again. None of us have gotten the vaxx. I checked my antibodies over a year ago and still had some. Haven’t checked again and don’t care to now.

I have always been a firm believer in eating healthy, nutrient rich foods. I look at food as medicine. The less foreign crap you put in your body the better. Of course I eat things I shouldn’t sometimes. But when I do, I usually feel it.
I take elderberry, use essential oils when I’m under the weather. I use cbd for knee pain.

This is science too.

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The narrative from the FDA/CDC has been the monoclonal antibodies no longer work and must be withdrawn, but the new Pfizer drug is safe and effective to treat COVID. Given the repeated examples of rebound cases, will the FDA withdraw the drug? Or as the quasi-official marketing arm of Pfizer, will the FDA’s response be to increase the recommended doses?

The narrative has been that universal vaccination with multiple boosters is better than limited vaccination that targets only those who are at greatest risk from COVID.

Unexplained deaths for younger people have gone up dramatically since the vaccines were introduced in 2021. The risks from the vaccines may well exceed the benefit for young adults and children. Perhaps that is why Denmark is no longer vaccinating people under 50 except in unusual cases.

Meanwhile, biolabs continue to develop new and more dangerous versions of COVID.

The narrative has been “trust the science”. What happens when scientists are making the problems worse?

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Older monoclonal antibodies no longer work because the virus has changed.

Newer monoclonal antibodies do work.

It is quite strange to lament that monoclonal antibodies are being withdrawn while arguing the the vaccine doesn’t work.

Yes, if older antibodies don’t work then why has the government been pushing vaccines that produce the same ineffective antibodies?

The new formulations of the vaccine works better than the older ones and definitely works better than being unvaccinated

Yes, the new formulation works so well that Walensky has tested positive twice since she got the new shot.

For nine months the government has been mandating the US of obsolete vaccines even for people with natural immunity. Science!

Nothing is perfect.

The risk vs reward of being vaccinated over not is obvious to anyone who understands numbers.

Yes, the question is risk vs benefit. That is why Denmark is no longer giving routine COVID vaccinations to people under 50.

Denmark has statistics for their own population to say that benefits are not worth the risks.

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No one is forcing you to get vaccinated.

Seriously. If you don’t want to… don’t do it.

The government is still enforcing mandates. The CDC trying to force schoolchildren to get the vaccine as well.

The “science” appears to be driven by maximizing profits for Pfizer.

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The CDC has no authority over local school vaccination schedules.