USA's Biden Approves Untested Vaccine Booster Shots

Biden administration approves third coronavirus covid-19 booster shots, before vaccine board meets for review. This is starting to look like a multi-billion dollar gift to the vaccine manufacturers, whom carry no product liabilities if people are injured by using their unapproved vaccines.

U.S. officials’ decision on Covid-19 booster shots baffles — and upsets — some scientists

The Biden administration’s decision to start authorizing third doses of Covid-19 vaccine in September is being met with bafflement, concern, and even anger from a number of immunologists, vaccinologists, and people steeped in the normal way such decisions are made.

Many flat-out challenged the need for booster doses at this time. 

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While U.S. health officials said booster shots could start being offered the week of Sept. 20, the Food and Drug Administration has not even ruled yet on Pfizer’s application for approval of a third shot; it was filed only Monday. Moderna hasn’t yet asked the agency to authorize a third shot at all.

Shut Down Country When One Person Gets Flu

An entire country is locking down because one person caught the flu. While New Zealand prime minister Ardern is clearly a power-hungry fascist, the amazing thing to watch is how the residents of New Zealand have turned into flacid sheep who like being locked up.

New Zealand announces it's locking down the entire country

New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced a nationwide lockdown after the country confirmed one coronavirus case -- the first locally transmitted Covid-19 case in the community since February.

Ardern told a press conference Tuesday authorities were assuming it was the contagious Delta variant, although genome sequencing is still underway.

An unvaccinated 58-year-old man in the country's largest city Auckland tested positive for the virus. The man had traveled to other parts of the country, and had no obvious link to the border, Director General of Health Ashley Bloomfield said Tuesday.