Hello John and Doves,
Just another example
that shows that those at the CDC have no idea what they
are doing.
This is quite obvious in
their reversal of their recent reversal. The CDC had
recommended not getting tested if you were exposed to
someone with COVID-19 and you weren't showing any
symptoms.
Now they are saying, one
should get tested for COVID-19 if you have been within 6
feet of someone for at least 15 minutes who has a
'documented' infection.
First of all, 6 feet is an arbitrary
number they just pulled out of the air. There
are no documented studies showing 6 feet is the
COVID-19 'ideal' distance. There
have been studies that show this virus can travel 27 feet
and other studies that it can linger in the air.
"Viable virus was isolated
from air samples collected 2 to 4.8m away from the
patients....Patients with respiratory manifestations of
COVID-19 produce aerosols in the absence of
aerosol-generating procedures that contain viable
SARS-CoV-2, and these aerosols may serve as a source of
transmission of the virus." Their findings
"strengthen the notion that airborne transmission of
viable SARS-CoV-2 is likely and plays a critical role in
the spread of COVID-19. For aerosol-based
transmission, measures such as physical distancing by 6
feet would not be helpful in an indoor setting and would
provide a false-sense of
security."https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.08.03.20167395v1.full.pdf
Viable
SARS-CoV-2 in the air of a hospital room with COVID-19
patients
Secondly, we were told
COVID-19 was extremely contagious...now you have to be
near a person for at least 15 minutes to 'catch it'.
"15 minutes" is another 'out of their' hat number.
And no comment from the CDC about picking up the virus
from a surface.
In a study published in
the New England Journal of Medicine, March 17, 2020,
"Aerosol and Surface Stability of SARS-CoV-2 as Compared
with SARS-Cov-1" researchers found that SARS-CoV-2
was viable in aerosols for 3 hours (that's as
long as they ran their experiment) and was "more
stable on plastic and stainless steel than on copper and
cardboard, and viable virus was detected up to 72 hours
after application to these surfaces."
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2004973
Aerosol
and Surface Stability of SARS-CoV-2 as Compared with
SARS-CoV-1 | NEJM
Third, and most
importantly, what is a 'documented' infection - a positive
PCR test? A positive antibody test? It appears
that a 'documented' infection is anyone who has had any
COVID-19 test and it's positive. Because they could
be an 'asymptomatic carrier' or they could be
'pre-symptomatic'.
"Fauci says the WHO's
comment on asymptomatic spread is wrong. Here's the
difference between asymptomatic and pre-symptomatic
spread." June 10, 2020
"Asymptomatic
spread is the transmission of the virus by people who do
not have symptoms and will never get symptoms from their
infection. But those infected carriers could still
get others very sick."
"Pre-symptomatic spread
is the transmission of the virus by people who don't look
or feel sick, but will eventually get symptoms later.
They, too, can infect others without knowing it."
Well, now that we've got
that straightened out.....
FOX news interviewed the
CEO of a new 'HOME rapid COVID-19 test' - saying
they hope to have this kit available soon for the public
once approved by the FDA. You can do the test in the
privacy of your own home as many times as you'd like.
And now, from the
Department of Defense and the Department of Health and
Human Services (link below):
1) The vaccine will
be given free of charge, i.e. no out-of-pocket expenses
for the vaccine, it's distribution or it's
administration. The CARES Act requires health
insurance issuers and plans to cover recommended COVID-19
preventive services - i.e.the vaccines - without
cost-sharing. Same goes for Medicaid and the
Affordable Care Act.
2) Their plan calls
for pediatric, adult vaccine kits "which would support the
vaccination of up to 660 million doses of vaccine.
These kits will include needles, syringes, alcohol pads,
vaccination cards, and limited PPE for vaccinators."
3) Administration
sites will be health centers, schools, workplaces, mobile
clinics, and pharmacies.
4) Monitoring:
"The vaccination program requires extensive data
monitoring infrastructure, including appropriate IT
architecture, to incorporate claims and payment processes,
to identify when a person needs a potential second does,
to monitor outcomes and adverse event, and to account for
products the U.S. government is spending billions of
dollars to research, develop and produce. Data will
need to be available both federally and at the state,
local, and tribal level to ensure efficient management of
the vaccination program."
The long term safety of
this vaccine will be assessed during Phase 4 -
post-vaccination of the public. THEY will look for
side effects not reported or identified during (any)
clinical trials.
It's looking more and more
like a vaccine won't be ready before 2021. January
2021, or later. CDC Director Redfield addressed the
Senate on 9/16 and said "the U.S. can expect to resume
"regular life" in the second half of next year."
"...vaccinations at a small scale could start by November
or December and ramp up, and it will be "six to nine
months to get the American public vaccinated."
McKesson is the company that distributes vaccines
for the U.S. government and will be used for the COVID-19
vaccine.
The top 3 vaccine
companies - Moderna, Pfizer, and BioNTech will conclude
Phase 3 Trials soon...hoping to have results by the end of
October, 2020. Pfizer is ahead of the other
companies with 29,000 subjects enrolled and over 12,000
are already on their 2nd dose. Vaccine manufacturers
will be ready to hand over millions of vaccines as soon as
their particular vaccine is approved as their
manufacturing facilities are already producing their
vaccines. And since the FDA is approving on
'emergency use authorization' and on each company's
data....who could not possibly be approved?
"Trump health officials
prepare to distribute coronavirus vaccine within 24 hours
of OK from FDA" Sept 16, 2020 "The
U.S. government plans to transport a coronavirus vaccine
to U.S. distribution sites within 24 hours after the FDA
grants an emergency authorization or approval,
according to senior administration officials. The
CDC outlined a sweeping plan Wednesday to make
vaccine for COVID-19 available for free to all Americans.
The CDC said it anticipates a Covid-19 vaccine
will initially be granted an emergency use authorization
before a full formal approval."
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/09/16/coronavirus-vaccine-trump-health-officials-are-preparing-to-distribute-within-24-hours-of-fda-ok.html
Coronavirus
vaccine: Trump health officials are preparing to
distribute within 24 hours of FDA OK
For example, BioNTech,
announced 9/17/2020, that it's buying a vaccine plant in
Marburg, Germany from Novartis so it can produce tens of
millions more vaccine doses a month - pending regulatory
approval....The plant is expected to be fully operational
in the first half of 2021..."In full production operations
the production plant will increase BioNTech's capacity to
produce vaccines by about 750 million doses per year or
more than 60 million doses per month."
https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/17/health/biontech-vaccine-production-plant-grm-intl/index.html
BioNTech
buys new plant to boost production of potential
coronavirus vaccine - CNN
These vaccine companies
are counting on their vaccines being approved. I'm
not seeing any doubt!! And some of these
vaccines are mRNA vaccines - and there has never been a
human mRNA vaccine before. What can possibly go
wrong?
THEY are pushing these
vaccines as hard as they can - before full testing, to
distribute and start vaccinating within 24 hours of
emergency approval, and for FREE!!!
The more complicated the
shipping, the more problems can result. As for
vaccinating us with frozen vaccines, how long do they sit
and thaw before injection? how long until the mRNA starts
to break down? And what does the mRNA break down
into? Do 'breakdown' products have side
effects? Protocols for vaccinating will vary per
manufacturer.
I see this as a HUGE
Pandora's Box. Too rushed, too little research, too
much money at stake.
And there is WAY TOO much
money, moving too quickly. Making millionaires and
billionaires of those with their hands in the pie.
Big money pushing this vaccine on the public.
And then there are those
looking for ways to depopulate the planet....
Pray for the peace of
Jerusalem!
Maranatha!
Chance