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Overrun hospitals? The only thing that's gotten run over is the truth. AP...gimme a break!DeSantis Threatens Cities With $5,000 Fines For Requiring Employee Vaccines
WUSF Public Media - WUSF 89.7 | By Associated Press
Published September 13, 2021 at 3:47 PM EDT
Marta Lavandier
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AP
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has threatened local governments with $5,000 fines per violation for requiring their employees to get vaccinated against the coronavirus that has overrun hospitals across the state.
DeSantis said "it is wrong" for municipalities, including the city of Tampa, to require employees to get vaccinated.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has threatened local governments with $5,000 fines per violation for requiring their employees to get vaccinated against the coronavirus that has overrun hospitals across the state.
In a Monday news conference in Alachua County, DeSantis said local municipalities potentially face millions of dollars in fines for implementing a requirement that their employees get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Gainesville and Orange County officials say they still are going ahead with the vaccine requirements.
Speaking later at a news conference in Tampa, DeSantis said it's wrong that first responders and other government employees could get fired for not getting the vaccine.
"People that have put in 10, 15, 20 years, and now they're just going to get cast aside by some onerous mandate? That is wrong, and so we let it be known today, we're going to be enforcing Florida law against that," DeSantis said.
That law bans private businesses — and government agencies — from requiring customers to prove they're vaccinated.
Tampa Mayor Jane Castor announced last month that about 4,700 city employees have until Sept. 30 to get the vaccine or show a medical or religious reason why they can't. Those who do not would have to get tested every week and wear an N-95 mask.
Florida has been a national epicenter for the virus’s spread this summer, with COVID-19 deaths in Florida accounting for more than 20% of the virus-related deaths across the country last week.
Information from WUSF staff was used in this report.
I worked the silica line. I was given an N 95 mask. I didn't think it was good enough, so I bought the next one up. I got silica dust-induced Lupus. Isn't a virus smaller than silica dust? BTW I still can't get HCQ where I live. SMHDeSantis Threatens Cities With $5,000 Fines For Requiring Employee Vaccines
WUSF Public Media - WUSF 89.7 | By Associated Press
Published September 13, 2021 at 3:47 PM EDT
Marta Lavandier
/
AP
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has threatened local governments with $5,000 fines per violation for requiring their employees to get vaccinated against the coronavirus that has overrun hospitals across the state.
DeSantis said "it is wrong" for municipalities, including the city of Tampa, to require employees to get vaccinated.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has threatened local governments with $5,000 fines per violation for requiring their employees to get vaccinated against the coronavirus that has overrun hospitals across the state.
In a Monday news conference in Alachua County, DeSantis said local municipalities potentially face millions of dollars in fines for implementing a requirement that their employees get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Gainesville and Orange County officials say they still are going ahead with the vaccine requirements.
Speaking later at a news conference in Tampa, DeSantis said it's wrong that first responders and other government employees could get fired for not getting the vaccine.
"People that have put in 10, 15, 20 years, and now they're just going to get cast aside by some onerous mandate? That is wrong, and so we let it be known today, we're going to be enforcing Florida law against that," DeSantis said.
That law bans private businesses — and government agencies — from requiring customers to prove they're vaccinated.
Tampa Mayor Jane Castor announced last month that about 4,700 city employees have until Sept. 30 to get the vaccine or show a medical or religious reason why they can't. Those who do not would have to get tested every week and wear an N-95 mask.
Florida has been a national epicenter for the virus’s spread this summer, with COVID-19 deaths in Florida accounting for more than 20% of the virus-related deaths across the country last week.
Information from WUSF staff was used in this report.
Is it just me, or are these people assuming a bit much? Gates? Put an electrode in top of my foot where you step on it and my mouth opens is about the only way your going to get me to swallow this as good for me.Remember INOVIO
The next generation delivery system of mRNA and DNA cell modification jabs//it will be out in 2-4 years.
It's like placing two electrodes into your skin and with a charge as the needle is then plunged into the skin to make the cells more willing and 'open' to the foreign poisons. It shocks the cells 'open'
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Pharma Giant Pioneering ‘Electrical DNA Injections’ Gifted $71 Million By Pentagon
by Jamie White
Pharmaceutical company Inovio has received a $71 million grant from the Defense Department to scale up an emerging injection technology that will be used to administer its experimental DNA vaccine for COVID-19.
The Pentagon awarded the grant to Inovio Pharmaceuticals in July 2020 to aid in the development of its CELLECTRA 3PSP delivery device, an injection gun that creates an electrical pulse essential to the delivery of its DNA COVID-19 vaccine, called INO-4800.
Unlike the mRNA injection, Inovio’s DNA shot requires a device that administers an electric charge to the injection site to enable its proprietary DNA vaccine plasmids to more efficiently invade the cells, claiming the procedure yields no “observed” side effects or toxicity.
“Hopes remain high for another kind of nucleic-acid vaccine, one that makes use of DNA rather than mRNA. DNA-based vaccines have most of the advantages of mRNA vaccines, yet they produce no significant side effects—and, crucially, they don’t need to be refrigerated. These attributes could make these vaccines a boon to rural and low-resource regions,” IEEE Spectrum magazine reported in May.
Credit: inovio.com
“The company, Inovio Pharmaceuticals, is using a technique known as electroporation, in which an electrical pulse applied to the skin briefly opens channels in cells to allow the vaccine to enter.”
“After a standard vaccine injection, Inovio’s electroporation device, which looks like an electric toothbrush, is held against the skin. At the press of a button, a weak electric field pulses into the arm, opening channels into the cells. The tool gives DNA vaccines the boost they need to work in humans—or so the company says. It’s an engineering solution to a biological problem.”
“If we really have to vaccinate 7 billion people, we might just need every possible technology,” said Margaret Liu, chairman of the board of the International Society for Vaccines.
Inovio CEO Dr. Joseph Kim praised the DoD for their research grant funding in a July 2020 statement and claimed his company hopes to deploy new DNA injection technology by 2021 for use in the worldwide COVID-19 vaccine campaign.
“We look forward to working closely with DoD, JPEO-CBRND and JPL-CBRND-EB to provide much needed protection to DoD personnel and their families through development of a safe and effective vaccine against COVID-19,” Kim said.
“This next generation smart device leverages the efficacy delivery and safety track record of an earlier version that has received CE mark certification and has been used in clinical trials to safely dose more than 2,000 patients in over 7,000 administrations of INOVIO’s DNA medicines.”
“The current DoD contract further supports INOVIO’s large-scale production of devices and arrays to deliver potentially hundreds of millions of doses of INO-4800 next year to combat the global COVID-19 pandemic,” he added.
Notably, Inovio also received a $5 million donation in May 2020 from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to test and scale up the electrical DNA injection device.
How long it would take the Food and Drug Administration to approve such a device and vaccine in time remains to be seen, but given how the FDA handled the rollout of the experimental mRNA injection, it could likely approve Inovio’s injection for Emergency Use for some time before granting it full authorization.
My mom always called it goulash..
What's up with October?
What if you have a pacemaker?Remember INOVIO
The next generation delivery system of mRNA and DNA cell modification jabs//it will be out in 2-4 years.
It's like placing two electrodes into your skin and with a charge as the needle is then plunged into the skin to make the cells more willing and 'open' to the foreign poisons. It shocks the cells 'open'
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Pharma Giant Pioneering ‘Electrical DNA Injections’ Gifted $71 Million By Pentagon
by Jamie White
Pharmaceutical company Inovio has received a $71 million grant from the Defense Department to scale up an emerging injection technology that will be used to administer its experimental DNA vaccine for COVID-19.
The Pentagon awarded the grant to Inovio Pharmaceuticals in July 2020 to aid in the development of its CELLECTRA 3PSP delivery device, an injection gun that creates an electrical pulse essential to the delivery of its DNA COVID-19 vaccine, called INO-4800.
Unlike the mRNA injection, Inovio’s DNA shot requires a device that administers an electric charge to the injection site to enable its proprietary DNA vaccine plasmids to more efficiently invade the cells, claiming the procedure yields no “observed” side effects or toxicity.
“Hopes remain high for another kind of nucleic-acid vaccine, one that makes use of DNA rather than mRNA. DNA-based vaccines have most of the advantages of mRNA vaccines, yet they produce no significant side effects—and, crucially, they don’t need to be refrigerated. These attributes could make these vaccines a boon to rural and low-resource regions,” IEEE Spectrum magazine reported in May.
Credit: inovio.com
“The company, Inovio Pharmaceuticals, is using a technique known as electroporation, in which an electrical pulse applied to the skin briefly opens channels in cells to allow the vaccine to enter.”
“After a standard vaccine injection, Inovio’s electroporation device, which looks like an electric toothbrush, is held against the skin. At the press of a button, a weak electric field pulses into the arm, opening channels into the cells. The tool gives DNA vaccines the boost they need to work in humans—or so the company says. It’s an engineering solution to a biological problem.”
“If we really have to vaccinate 7 billion people, we might just need every possible technology,” said Margaret Liu, chairman of the board of the International Society for Vaccines.
Inovio CEO Dr. Joseph Kim praised the DoD for their research grant funding in a July 2020 statement and claimed his company hopes to deploy new DNA injection technology by 2021 for use in the worldwide COVID-19 vaccine campaign.
“We look forward to working closely with DoD, JPEO-CBRND and JPL-CBRND-EB to provide much needed protection to DoD personnel and their families through development of a safe and effective vaccine against COVID-19,” Kim said.
“This next generation smart device leverages the efficacy delivery and safety track record of an earlier version that has received CE mark certification and has been used in clinical trials to safely dose more than 2,000 patients in over 7,000 administrations of INOVIO’s DNA medicines.”
“The current DoD contract further supports INOVIO’s large-scale production of devices and arrays to deliver potentially hundreds of millions of doses of INO-4800 next year to combat the global COVID-19 pandemic,” he added.
Notably, Inovio also received a $5 million donation in May 2020 from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to test and scale up the electrical DNA injection device.
How long it would take the Food and Drug Administration to approve such a device and vaccine in time remains to be seen, but given how the FDA handled the rollout of the experimental mRNA injection, it could likely approve Inovio’s injection for Emergency Use for some time before granting it full authorization.
I have seen them on Star Trek, I think my nipper has one.Remember INOVIO
The next generation delivery system of mRNA and DNA cell modification jabs//it will be out in 2-4 years.
It's like placing two electrodes into your skin and with a charge as the needle is then plunged into the skin to make the cells more willing and 'open' to the foreign poisons. It shocks the cells 'open'
------------------------------------------------
Pharma Giant Pioneering ‘Electrical DNA Injections’ Gifted $71 Million By Pentagon
by Jamie White
Pharmaceutical company Inovio has received a $71 million grant from the Defense Department to scale up an emerging injection technology that will be used to administer its experimental DNA vaccine for COVID-19.
The Pentagon awarded the grant to Inovio Pharmaceuticals in July 2020 to aid in the development of its CELLECTRA 3PSP delivery device, an injection gun that creates an electrical pulse essential to the delivery of its DNA COVID-19 vaccine, called INO-4800.
Unlike the mRNA injection, Inovio’s DNA shot requires a device that administers an electric charge to the injection site to enable its proprietary DNA vaccine plasmids to more efficiently invade the cells, claiming the procedure yields no “observed” side effects or toxicity.
“Hopes remain high for another kind of nucleic-acid vaccine, one that makes use of DNA rather than mRNA. DNA-based vaccines have most of the advantages of mRNA vaccines, yet they produce no significant side effects—and, crucially, they don’t need to be refrigerated. These attributes could make these vaccines a boon to rural and low-resource regions,” IEEE Spectrum magazine reported in May.
Credit: inovio.com
“The company, Inovio Pharmaceuticals, is using a technique known as electroporation, in which an electrical pulse applied to the skin briefly opens channels in cells to allow the vaccine to enter.”
“After a standard vaccine injection, Inovio’s electroporation device, which looks like an electric toothbrush, is held against the skin. At the press of a button, a weak electric field pulses into the arm, opening channels into the cells. The tool gives DNA vaccines the boost they need to work in humans—or so the company says. It’s an engineering solution to a biological problem.”
“If we really have to vaccinate 7 billion people, we might just need every possible technology,” said Margaret Liu, chairman of the board of the International Society for Vaccines.
Inovio CEO Dr. Joseph Kim praised the DoD for their research grant funding in a July 2020 statement and claimed his company hopes to deploy new DNA injection technology by 2021 for use in the worldwide COVID-19 vaccine campaign.
“We look forward to working closely with DoD, JPEO-CBRND and JPL-CBRND-EB to provide much needed protection to DoD personnel and their families through development of a safe and effective vaccine against COVID-19,” Kim said.
“This next generation smart device leverages the efficacy delivery and safety track record of an earlier version that has received CE mark certification and has been used in clinical trials to safely dose more than 2,000 patients in over 7,000 administrations of INOVIO’s DNA medicines.”
“The current DoD contract further supports INOVIO’s large-scale production of devices and arrays to deliver potentially hundreds of millions of doses of INO-4800 next year to combat the global COVID-19 pandemic,” he added.
Notably, Inovio also received a $5 million donation in May 2020 from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to test and scale up the electrical DNA injection device.
How long it would take the Food and Drug Administration to approve such a device and vaccine in time remains to be seen, but given how the FDA handled the rollout of the experimental mRNA injection, it could likely approve Inovio’s injection for Emergency Use for some time before granting it full authorization.
Study Shows Natural Immunity In Unvaccinated 27 Times More Effective Against COVID Delta ‘Variant’ Than Vaccine
September 8, 2021 By CFT Team -- 10 Comments
Natural immunity from contracting coronavirus provides people with longer-lasting protection against the so-called ‘Delta variant’ than two shots of the experimental Pfizer “vaccine” rolled out early this year, new Israeli research suggests:
The study by Maccabi Healthcare Service looked at individuals who had either gotten two shots of the vaccine by the end of February or tested positive for COVID-19 by that time. It compared 46,035 Maccabi members who caught the coronavirus at some point during the pandemic and the same number of double-vaccinated people.
People who had two vaccine shots had a six-fold higher chance of getting infected with Delta than patients who hadn’t been vaccinated but previously contracted the coronavirus, according to the research. The study, published online but not yet peer reviewed, is the largest of its kind. It doesn’t take booster shots — now widely given in Israel — into account, but given that most of the world is still giving a two-dose regimen, has international relevance.
But experts are stressing that the results shouldn’t be interpreted as discouragement from vaccinating. Immunologist Prof. Cyrille Cohen of Bar Ilan University, who was not involved in the study, told The Times of Israel: “Certain people who are not inclined to get vaccinated might be mistaken and think that this means you’d better get sick a priori and not get a vaccine. Such a thinking is medically wrong, and the results of the study do not mean that people should expose themselves on purpose and get sick.
“As with other disease, it is much safer to get the vaccine and prevent COVID-19, a disease that puts one at risk of hospitalization, death and long-running after-effects.”
In the two groups, there were 748 cases of SARS-CoV-2 breakthrough infections, 640 of which were in the vaccinated group and 108 in the previously infected group, which was relying on natural immunity alone. The vaccine-dependent people had a seven-fold higher chance of symptomatic infection, and a 6.7-fold higher chance of being hospitalized.
In addition, a sample of 16,215 who were infected during Israel’s third wave in January-February 2021 was compared to an equal number of people vaccinated during that period. The contrast for these two groups was even starker: It showed that Delta had a 27-fold higher chance of breaking through vaccine protection from January and February and causing symptoms than breaking through natural immunity acquired in the same period and causing symptoms.
The study also found that when recovered patients boosted their natural protection with a single vaccine shot — as recommended by Israeli health officials — their protection reached new highs, and they had approximately half the infection risk of other recovered patients. “Individuals who were previously infected with SARS-CoV-2 and given a single dose of the vaccine gained additional protection against the Delta variant,” the study suggested. “The long-term protection provided by a third dose, recently administered in Israel, is still unknown.”
The authors, led by Dr. Sivan Gazit, deputy head of Maccabi’s research arm, noted that their study is significant for taking a wide time-frame and using a large data sample. They wrote: “Our large cohort, enabled by Israel’s rapid rollout of the mass-vaccination campaign, allowed us to investigate the risk for additional infection — either a breakthrough infection in vaccinated individuals or reinfection in previously infected ones — over a longer period than thus far described.”
Cohen said of the study: “The data presented is important and can draw a kind of immune hierarchy. From the most protected to the less, there are vaccinated convalescent, convalescent, then vaccinated and then people who choose not to vaccinate, who are the most vulnerable.”
In other words, these “experts” are telling us to ignore the obvious conclusions from this study and still go out and dutifully get vaccinated even though the unvaccinated with natural immunity are far more likely to fight — and survive the “virus”.
We reported on a study over a year ago that concluded everyone who had been exposed to coronavirus has developed long-term T-cell immunity — and that basically means everybody.
Instead of testing everyone for “COVID-19” using their bogus PCR “tests,” they should be testing everyone for natural immunity to coronavirus, but they won’t do that because it would show too many people already have natural immunity and who therefore wouldn’t “need” their bogus — and dangerous — vaccines.
Coronavirus is one of the most common viruses in the world — everybody has been exposed to it — which is good for them — and that’s why everybody has some level of long-term natural immunity to it.
Only immuno-compromised people — in their 80s who have already exceeded the average life expectancy — with multiple co-morbidities are the people who “die of” — or better yet “die with” — coronavirus.
In other words, ironically, the people who “die of” coronavirus actually live longer than people who die without it.
And it is very common for people with advanced cancers and heart disease to ultimately die of pneumonia or the “flu” — which is why doctors used to call pneumonia “the old man’s friend” — because it put them out of their misery at the end.
And that’s why since the advent of the “coronavirus pandemic” health authorities stopped tracking pneumonia and the seasonal flu — those people had the symptoms of “COVID” so they magically became COVID patients.
But it is very misleading for authors of this new study to claim that people with natural immunity who were given the vaccine “boosted their natural protection with a single shot” — vaccines do not boost natural immunity — they boost artificially-induced, short-term immunity that rapidly fades, as many studies on this vaccine show.
What they don’t tell you is how long this artificial “boost” of immunity lasts — when naturally immune people are given the vaccine — but given how short this artificially-induced immunity has lasted, we would assume it doesn’t last very long at all — and therefore it’s disingenuous to push the vaccine on anyone who already has long-term natural immunity.
Even the inventor of mRNA “gene therapy” vaccines, Dr. Robert Malone, confirmed that natural immunity to the coronavirus is 20 times more protective than the artificial immunity induced by COVID vaccines.
In fact, it is medically reckless to do so — you are medicating people unnecessarily and exposing them to serious vaccine side effects — like death and permanent disabilities, which include progressive heart failure and delayed strokes.
If unvaccinated people with natural immunity are 27 times less likely to contract symptoms — and presumably “spread” the “virus” — why vaccinate them at all — when it is vaccinated people are clearly the vast majority of people getting sick?
Double-think.
And these “booster” shots won’t last any longer than the “standard” COVID vaccines — like many cars, all these vaccines have “built-in obsolescence” — which guarantees customers for life…
And a way to cull the herd with ‘plausible deniability‘ whenever it gets either too big or too unruly.
