CDC Admits Natural Immunity Trumps Vaccine Immunity — 5 Months After Touting Vaccines as Superior

Via The Defender

Five months after issuing a statement that vaccine immunity protects against COVID better than natural immunity, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sent a report showing the opposite is true, at least when it comes to the Delta variant.

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A Jan. 19 report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) showed natural immunity against COVID was at least three times as effective as vaccination alone at preventing people from becoming infected with the Delta variant.

Overall, the study showed natural immunity outperformed vaccine immunity when it came to preventing infection and hospitalization from Delta.

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Steve’s fact-based COVID-19 hub

Guest Post by Steve Kirsch

I read in the media that Spotify has a fact-based COVID-19 hub. So I thought I’d create my own so you’d have a choice on which facts you want to believe.

Spotify made a press release about their new platform policies which prohibits any information which in their sole opinion may cause offline harm or poses a direct threat to public health. They refer people to their “fact-based” COVID-19 hub for accurate information.

I didn’t like their fact-based hub at all, so I decided to write my own simplified version that takes just a couple of minutes to read.

Here it is.

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Expect Fauci to retire this year

Guest post by Alex Berenson

America’s (most political) Doctor knows which way the wind is blowing

If Dr. Anthony Fauci is good at one thing… it’s finding vaccines to cure deadly diseases.

I’m funning you, people! I’m just so excited that Albert Bourla DVM is finally getting the recognition he deserves I can’t control myself.

No, if Tony Fauci is good at one thing… it’s reading the room. And the polls.

And the polls are screaming red. The biggest question at this point is whether Biden’s net approval rating is closer to negative 10 points or negative 20.

Yes, November is a long way off, but what’s going to change?

Inflation, like lasagna, takes a long time to cook and a long time to eat – and that tasty reality would hold even if the Federal Reserve were inclined to fight it hard instead of being too afraid to upset Wall Street to try.

Everything Uncle Joe tried with Covid has failed, everyone knows the vaccines don’t work (because everyone knows someone, or many someones, who is vaccinated and/or boosted and/or quadruple boosted and quintuple masked and has Omicron).

And every time a woman is pushed in front of a subway in New York City or stabbed to death at work in Los Angeles, voters are faced with the ugly reality that the left’s efforts to hinder police and prosecutors have worked only too well.

So, barring nuclear war, the Republicans are going to be running the House in 2023.

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FLCCC Doctor Gives Compelling Testimony to NH House Committee In Support Of Ivermectin Dispensed Without a Prescription

Via The Blue State Conservative

If HB1022 is passed into law, then credit is due to the sponsors of the Bill, as well as Dr. Paul E. Marik, M.D., FCCM, FCCP. Dr. Marik is a founding member of FLCCC, The Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance.

He traveled from Virginia to New Hampshire to testify before the House Health, Human Services, and Elderly Affairs Committee to support HB1022 – AN ACT permitting pharmacists to dispense the drug Ivermectin by means of a standing order.

In simple terms, anyone could go to a pharmacy and get Ivermectin without a doctor’s prescription.

That would be a huge win in the fight against Covid, especially considering the enormous success that has been achieved by using Ivermectin against Covid-19 in places like Delhi, India (97% of Covid cases obliterated) and in Uttar Pradesh, India (23 districts are now Covid-19 free, recovery rate over 98%).

Dr. Marik’s expert testimony appeared to have an impact on those in the room. His message was clear and powerful – and well worth watching in the video below. Here are key excerpts of his testimony:

“This is not controversial. It has been made controversial by politics and special interests. I’ve been practicing critical care for 35 years. I’ve published over 600 peer reviewed papers.

After penicillin, this is the second most important drug ever produced. It has saved hundreds of thousands of lives across this planet in poor underserved countries. So, we’re just going to talk about Ivermectin.

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HOW TO WRITE A NARRATIVE

Submitted by Hardscrabble Farmer via AJMC

A Timeline of COVID-19 Developments in 2020

Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) dominated 2020. This is a look back at how the pandemic evolved and progressed through the year, which closed with the arrival of vaccines, but also continued challenges.

As the year ended, the United States surpassed 20 million infections from SARS-CoV-2, and more than 346,000 deaths. Globally, cases rose to 83,832,334 and 1,824,590 deaths.

Cases in some parts of the country began surging again in the weeks after Thanksgiving; the same effect may be seen in January as health officials are gravely concerned about the extent of travel for the Christmas and winter holidays. The Transportation Security Administration said it screened the most passengers (1.3 million) on the Sunday before Christmas, the most since March 15.

While vaccines began to roll out in the last month of the year, distribution challenges became evident and the United States fell short of its goal of providing an initial dose to 20 million people by December 31.

This is an updated look at how the pandemic progressed throughout 2020.

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