Only the basics.
Basic science.
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Notice the bat in the influenza A category.
Remember how CNN spent close to a year saying COVID came from bats in wet markets.
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Only the basics.
Basic science.
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Notice the bat in the influenza A category.
Remember how CNN spent close to a year saying COVID came from bats in wet markets.
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Three Countries on Earth Declined the COVID Vax; All Three of their Presidents are now DEAD
Sometimes, an ugly truth is staring us in the face, we need only to see it and speak it for the reality to become clear.
There are only three (3) countries on this planet whose government officials refused to accept the COVID-19 vaccine from the World Health Organization: Burundi, Tanzania, and Haiti.
The officials in those countries who declined the vax were Presidents in each of those countries.
In Burundi it was President Pierre NkurunzizaComment -
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If chinese corona AIDS can be transmitted from bats to humans (as CNN claimed).
It could be transmissable to rats, dogs, cats, ducks, raccoons and everything else in the influenza A bracket.
If this is true, a vaccine may not do anything to eliminate it from nature. It will always have many available hosts to transmit to and infect. Like the flu and common cold which we have not been able to get rid of.
Basic science. Everyone knew this already. Am I right.
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despite Sydney lockdown Australia's COVID-19 Delta outbreak worsens
Australia has previously successfully suppressed COVID-19 flare-ups through snap lockdowns
Just 11% of Australia's adult population of just over 20.5 million have been fully vaccinated.
Critics have pointed to confusing public advice as well as vaccine shortages.
The state government said it would open a vaccination hub in western Sydney, the epicentre of the outbreak, on Friday to give more than 10,000 teachers and school staff in the area priority access to inoculations.
Angelo Gavrielatos, president of the state's Teachers Federation, said the move was "a welcome first step in what should be the prioritisation of all teachers".
Debbie Brincat has cut opening hours at the pet store she runs with her husband
Andrew's Bird & Pet Palace, which the couple has operated for almost 40 years, took A$150 in sales on Sunday, compared with an average of more than A$3000 ($2,245).
Brincat told Reuters she was "very scared at the moment"
Australia’s Covid outbreak grows despite Sydney lockdown
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Sydney, home to a fifth of Australia's 25 million people, was plunged into lockdown on June 26 as a Delta variant outbreak persuaded officials to tighten restrictions in a country that has been slow to vaccinate. Strict stay-at-home orders were due to end on Friday, but now remain in place until July 16.Comment
