The Biden administration says that if you are unvaccinated, you and your family are going to get severely ill or die this winter.
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Nina Herten
Well, we'll see what's gonna happen. May all of you and your loved ones stay safe - unite and celebrate Christmas the way we always used to before the Globalist tyrants started to torture us with their scamdemic.
Medical evidence from around the world known to every government for months is the Vax weakens your immune system and makes them carriers. When the Vax rates hit 85% a minor harmless virus took off exponentially. We all know who will be dying this winter, and when it starts they will do everything to deny responsibility the reason the US sealed its Vax files till 2075 just like they sealed the Vaping Death files to hide the origin of the AMERICA VIRUS and blamed China cleared in 2 separate investigations and why America still refuses to be investigated.
They knew it was harmless from the start the e reason for the scare is South Africa had too much Vaccine and asked Pfizer to slow deliveries the reply was instant travel bans in SA to force them to accept delivery. South Africa travel blockade after they tell PFIZER we have too much vaccine. Omnicron strain identified as *very mild* Exclusive-South Africa delays COVID vaccine deliveries as inoculations slow Promit Mukherjee November 24, 2021· JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) -South Africa has asked Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer to delay delivery of COVID-19 vaccines because it now has too much stock, health ministry officials said, as vaccine hesitancy slows an inoculation campaign.
About 35% of adult South Africans are fully vaccinated, higher than in most other African nations, but half the government's year-end target. It has averaged 106,000 doses a day in the past 15 days in a nation of 60 million people. Earlier this year the programme was slowed by insufficient doses. Now deliveries have been delayed due to oversupply.
Across Africa, vaccination rates are lower than much of the rest of the world, with many countries struggling to secure enough doses. But some countries are now seeing rising supplies while vaccine campaigns are not gathering pace, such as Kenya.
Nicholas Crisp, deputy director-general of the Health Department, told Reuters that South Africa had 16.8 million doses in stock and said deliveries had been deferred.
"We have 158 days' stock in the country at current use," a spokesman for the Health Ministry said. "We have deferred some deliveries."
They did not say when deliveries would now take place.
Stavros Nicolaou, a senior executive of Aspen Pharmacare, which is packaging 25 million doses a month of J&J vaccines in South Africa, said most of the vaccines bound for South Africa would now go to the rest of the continent.
Nicolaou, who is also chairman of public health at business lobby Business for South Africa (B4SA), said deliveries would likely be deferred until the first quarter of next year.
Vaccines packaged at Aspen's plant are part of the African Union's agreement to buy 220 million doses from J&J.
The AU and J&J did not respond to emailed requests for comment.
A Pfizer spokesperson said: "We remain adaptable to individual country's vaccine requirements whilst continuing to meet our quarterly commitments as per the South Africa supply agreement."
South Africa's government has been seeking to boost the rate of daily administered doses.
"There is a fair amount of apathy and hesitancy," said Shabir Madhi, who led the clinical study for the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine in South Africa.
To ramp up vaccinations, the government has launched pop-up vaccination centres and sought help from community leaders. It has also opened inoculations to children aged 12 to 17.
In Kenya, the Health Ministry said on Sunday vaccinations were moving too slowly among some parts of the population. Its statement did not mention any plan to delay any deliveries.
"We are ... concerned that only 18% of the elderly population is fully vaccinated and that vaccine uptake has generally slowed down in several counties following the lifting of the curfew last month," Health Minister Mutahi Kagwe said.
(Reporting by Promit Mukherjee; Additional reporting by Maggie Fick; Editing by Josephine Mason and Edmund Blair)
Having appeared only 48 hours after the country had suspended business WITH P f i z e r !!!???...
How convenient ...
And NOT one d e a t h ...
Bad Karma
I see only one severe illness and it isn‘t a disease of the body. It is the rotting of the intelligence, the mind and the conscience of most of the people.
Give me liberty or give me death! I am not afraid of you! Come and get us if you dare. There are millions of us and everyday more people come to the right side. In 50 Years people will know exactly who was on the right or wrong side of history and they will not forgive you! Everyone who supports this tyranny is an enemy of freedom and the free people. Hope you will all get what you wish for the unvaccinated.
Just had covid and it was the same as any seasonal colds I get once or two times a year, ie having a sore throat and a cough for one week. Plus losing my sense of smell,ok,that was different. But still. Come on. Most people don't die from this...
Nico D. Sun
Since everything the white house says is a lie it means I will have a very healthy and pleasant winter.
John King
This quote can be found in transcripts on whitehouse.gov It is attributed to Mr Zients on 17 December 2021
Bid doesn’t even know where he is half the time. If this administration keeps up with the over reach and their mandates. The left are going to start a war here that they’ll wish that they had never started, because most of us are beyond done with this bullshit.
May all of you and your loved ones stay safe - unite and celebrate Christmas the way we always used to before the Globalist tyrants started to torture us with their scamdemic.
I do not believe American people are still THAT gullible ...
Exclusive-South Africa delays COVID vaccine deliveries as inoculations slow
Promit Mukherjee
November 24, 2021·
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) -South Africa has asked Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer to delay delivery of COVID-19 vaccines because it now has too much stock, health ministry officials said, as vaccine hesitancy slows an inoculation campaign.
About 35% of adult South Africans are fully vaccinated, higher than in most other African nations, but half the government's year-end target. It has averaged 106,000 doses a day in the past 15 days in a nation of 60 million people.
Earlier this year the programme was slowed by insufficient doses. Now deliveries have been delayed due to oversupply.
Across Africa, vaccination rates are lower than much of the rest of the world, with many countries struggling to secure enough doses. But some countries are now seeing rising supplies while vaccine campaigns are not gathering pace, such as Kenya.
Nicholas Crisp, deputy director-general of the Health Department, told Reuters that South Africa had 16.8 million doses in stock and said deliveries had been deferred.
"We have 158 days' stock in the country at current use," a spokesman for the Health Ministry said. "We have deferred some deliveries."
They did not say when deliveries would now take place.
Stavros Nicolaou, a senior executive of Aspen Pharmacare, which is packaging 25 million doses a month of J&J vaccines in South Africa, said most of the vaccines bound for South Africa would now go to the rest of the continent.
Nicolaou, who is also chairman of public health at business lobby Business for South Africa (B4SA), said deliveries would likely be deferred until the first quarter of next year.
Vaccines packaged at Aspen's plant are part of the African Union's agreement to buy 220 million doses from J&J.
The AU and J&J did not respond to emailed requests for comment.
A Pfizer spokesperson said: "We remain adaptable to individual country's vaccine requirements whilst continuing to meet our quarterly commitments as per the South Africa supply agreement."
South Africa's government has been seeking to boost the rate of daily administered doses.
"There is a fair amount of apathy and hesitancy," said Shabir Madhi, who led the clinical study for the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine in South Africa.
To ramp up vaccinations, the government has launched pop-up vaccination centres and sought help from community leaders. It has also opened inoculations to children aged 12 to 17.
In Kenya, the Health Ministry said on Sunday vaccinations were moving too slowly among some parts of the population. Its statement did not mention any plan to delay any deliveries.
"We are ... concerned that only 18% of the elderly population is fully vaccinated and that vaccine uptake has generally slowed down in several counties following the lifting of the curfew last month," Health Minister Mutahi Kagwe said.
(Reporting by Promit Mukherjee; Additional reporting by Maggie Fick; Editing by Josephine Mason and Edmund Blair)
How convenient ...
And NOT one d e a t h ...
It is attributed to Mr Zients on 17 December 2021
It's like dying 'with' baldness!