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WHAT HAPPENED THIS WEEK?
This week we interviewed 2 renowned medical experts, Dr. Paul Cortell, a researcher on the Delta virus, and his concerns about how it was created and the risk to us as Americans.
Second, we spotlighted Dr. Robert Malone, MD, the creator of the mRNA vaccine. He talked to us about his concerns over the Delta virus and the potential danger to Americans. Both shows are archived and can be accessed on Black and White (see link at the bottom).
NEXT UP:
Tonight, our special guest is Scott Shepard, a prominent attorney in the area of civil litigation. He will speak to us about your legal right to avoid the vaccine and a mask. Friday 6:00PM
The perspective of these three highly regarded experts will help you understand the essential elements of these issues.
This virus is spreading across the nation, and more and more people, both vaccinated and not vaccinated, are getting sick. The CDC reports the Delta (B1617.2) variant will likely become an even more dominant strain of SARS-CoV-2 in the United States, as the more transmissible variant now accounts for 51.7% of all new COVID-19 cases in the country, CNN reports. The Alpha (B117) variant now accounts for 28.7% of cases.
The delta variant-driven summer COVID-19 surge in the United States has so far proved much less deadly than previous waves, thanks in large part to vaccinations.
The number of cases is approaching the levels seen in previous surges. The seven-day average of daily cases has risen as high as 66,606, close to the peak of 68,622 seen during the summer surge of 2020.
Yet hospitalizations have been much lower. Daily hospitalizations so far have hit 31,148 at the highest, far below the 58,488 hospitalizations, for instance, in the spring surge of 2020. Likewise, daily deaths have so far reached a high of 296, only about a tenth of the peak during the winter.
The Delta virus seems to spread faster and across wider age groups but at least at the moment doesn't appear to be as deadly as its parent.
The messaging from CDC is confusing to the American people. Think about the following:
Perhaps the President and the Democrats are using the Delta virus as a misdirection play to take the attention away from other issues like the serious problem at the southern border, crime in the cities, inflation, gas prices, and more. Scare the people with the virus, and they will focus on that, not the other issues.
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