As smart as we are, the virus is always at least
one step ahead. IT obeys only Darwin, WE have
bureaucracies whose apparent job is to delay any
and all vaccines and treatments until they are
obsolete.

Virus wins, and keeps winning.

Gee, remember just a couple weeks ago when the
Brits were ready for "liberation day" ? Now
cases are just about up to the last huge peak.
Hospitalizations up real high too. Deaths, so
far, on the low side - but there's usually a
two or three week delay. What the virus does
to those who don't die - the list of organs
damaged keeps increasing.

I see even the Cabinet there has been infested
with delta ... almost all of them HAD the A-Z
vaccine .....

USA, expect the same, just a few weeks later.

Brace yourself for the "Lambda" variant: https://tinyurl.com/4td3aefj
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As four COVID ‘variants of concern’ circulate, WHO says new strains are
highly likely and could be more dangerous

By Ciara Linnane
July 16, 2021

As four COVID-19 ‘variants of concern’ continue to circulate and dominate
global epidemiology, it’s highly likely that new ones will emerge and start
to spread across the world and those could be both more dangerous and hard
to contain, the World Health Organization’s emergency committee warned
Thursday.

‘The Committee unanimously agreed that the COVID-19 pandemic still
constitutes an extraordinary event that continues to adversely affect the
health of populations around the world, poses a risk of international spread
and interference with international traffic, and requires a coordinated
international response.’— World Health Organization emergency committee

In a statement published after a Wednesday meeting, the committee said that
despite national, regional and global efforts to end the crisis, the
pandemic “is nowhere near finished,” even if it is being described as such
in some parts of the world. It reiterated the WHO’s long stance that
inequitable access to vaccine supply is putting everyone at risk.

The agency has been recommending that governments use an initial batch of
vaccines to inoculate their most vulnerable populations, from front line
workers to healthcare workers to the elderly and immunocompromised. They
should then send excess supply to their neighbors to ensure they can
vaccinate the same groups, before gradually working down age groups until
everyone has access to shots.

Experts have warned that allowing the virus to spread in regions with low
vaccination rates could cause a new variant to emerge that will prove
resistant to the vaccines that have received emergency use authorization,
sending scientists back to the drawing board.

Related: WHO head slams countries for ordering millions of COVID booster
shots, when much of the world has not even vaccinated the most vulnerable

That advice has been roundly ignored by wealthier countries, including the
U.S., which have pushed to inoculate their own citizens before sharing
supply with others. While it’s understandable that governments would seek to
protect their own people first, it’s not the right way to end the pandemic,
according to the WHO.

“Countries with limited access to vaccines are experiencing new waves of
infections, seeing erosion of public trust and growing resistance to PHSM
(public health and safety measures), growing economic hardship, and, in some
instances, increasing social unrest.”

The committee also expressed concern about the risk of new zoonotic diseases
emerging while the world is still coping with COVID-19 and called on greater
support for its Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan, along with “more
flexible and predictable funding” to support its role in the global pandemic
response.

The statement called for greater sharing of vaccine supply, for expanding
production capacity on the ground in low- and middle-income countries,
including by waiving IP rights and leveraging technology transfer, and asked
richer countries to step up and offer needed funding to poorer ones.

It also called for “updated” means of documenting the COVID status of
travelers, including those coming from regions with less access to vaccines.
It called on governments to recognize all of the vaccines that the WHO has
granted emergency use listing, in the context of international travel.

Governments must continue to use PHSM to reduce transmission, from hand
washing to face-mask wearing and social distancing, said the letter. And
they must continue to track the virus and its variants, share data with
other countries and improve access to safe and recommended therapeutics and
treatments, including oxygen.

“Achieve the WHO call to action to have at least 10% of all countries’
populations vaccinated by September 2021,” said the statement.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/as-four-covid-variants-of-concern-circulate-who-says-new-strains-are-highly-likely-and-could-be-more-dangerous-11626369805

On 7/17/21 10:20 PM, Byker wrote:
> Brace yourself for the "Lambda" variant: https://tinyurl.com/4td3aefj
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> As four COVID ‘variants of concern’ circulate, WHO says new strains are
> highly likely and could be more dangerous
>
> By Ciara Linnane
> July 16, 2021
>
> As four COVID-19 ‘variants of concern’ continue to circulate and dominate
> global epidemiology, it’s highly likely that new ones will emerge and start
> to spread across the world and those could be both more dangerous and hard
> to contain, the World Health Organization’s emergency committee warned
> Thursday.
>
> ‘The Committee unanimously agreed that the COVID-19 pandemic still
> constitutes an extraordinary event that continues to adversely affect the
> health of populations around the world, poses a risk of international
> spread
> and interference with international traffic, and requires a coordinated
> international response.’— World Health Organization emergency committee
>
> In a statement published after a Wednesday meeting, the committee said that
> despite national, regional and global efforts to end the crisis, the
> pandemic “is nowhere near finished,” even if it is being described as such
> in some parts of the world. It reiterated the WHO’s long stance that
> inequitable access to vaccine supply is putting everyone at risk.
>
> The agency has been recommending that governments use an initial batch of
> vaccines to inoculate their most vulnerable populations, from front line
> workers to healthcare workers to the elderly and immunocompromised. They
> should then send excess supply to their neighbors to ensure they can
> vaccinate the same groups, before gradually working down age groups until
> everyone has access to shots.
>
> Experts have warned that allowing the virus to spread in regions with low
> vaccination rates could cause a new variant to emerge that will prove
> resistant to the vaccines that have received emergency use authorization,
> sending scientists back to the drawing board.
>
> Related: WHO head slams countries for ordering millions of COVID booster
> shots, when much of the world has not even vaccinated the most vulnerable
>
> That advice has been roundly ignored by wealthier countries, including the
> U.S., which have pushed to inoculate their own citizens before sharing
> supply with others. While it’s understandable that governments would
> seek to
> protect their own people first, it’s not the right way to end the pandemic,
> according to the WHO.
>
> “Countries with limited access to vaccines are experiencing new waves of
> infections, seeing erosion of public trust and growing resistance to PHSM
> (public health and safety measures), growing economic hardship, and, in
> some
> instances, increasing social unrest.”
>
> The committee also expressed concern about the risk of new zoonotic
> diseases
> emerging while the world is still coping with COVID-19 and called on
> greater
> support for its Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan, along with “more
> flexible and predictable funding” to support its role in the global
> pandemic
> response.
>
> The statement called for greater sharing of vaccine supply, for expanding
> production capacity on the ground in low- and middle-income countries,
> including by waiving IP rights and leveraging technology transfer, and
> asked
> richer countries to step up and offer needed funding to poorer ones.
>
> It also called for “updated” means of documenting the COVID status of
> travelers, including those coming from regions with less access to
> vaccines.
> It called on governments to recognize all of the vaccines that the WHO has
> granted emergency use listing, in the context of international travel.
>
> Governments must continue to use PHSM to reduce transmission, from hand
> washing to face-mask wearing and social distancing, said the letter. And
> they must continue to track the virus and its variants, share data with
> other countries and improve access to safe and recommended therapeutics and
> treatments, including oxygen.
>
> “Achieve the WHO call to action to have at least 10% of all countries’
> populations vaccinated by September 2021,” said the statement.
>
> https://www.marketwatch.com/story/as-four-covid-variants-of-concern-circulate-who-says-new-strains-are-highly-likely-and-could-be-more-dangerous-11626369805
>

If the virus strains are more dangerous and deadly and the vaccines we
have don't work on them so you have to wear a mask, why is the (WHO)
telling us to get the older CHINESE VIRUS VACCINE when they need to be
making and giving NEW VACCINES for the NEW STRAINS of the virus that are
more deadly and more contagious.

What it looks like is they're trying to get people to get the vaccine to
sell the product they have rather than plan ahead for the product
they'll need in the near future.

Wringing money out of what they have already rather than investing in
the new "MUTATIONS that are WORSE" and would need to be started now to
make vaccines for those STRAINS before they become wide spread and by
then a vaccine is useless.

It is humorous to see the (WHO) suggesting that the most vulnerable get
the vaccine first, which was what TRUMP was pushing for and what Ron
DeSantis Governor of Florida put into practice.

Oh the Irony to see TRUMP was correct about most of it and Democrats
were liars and wrong.

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