The mainstream media has now taken to claiming there is another COVID wave hitting the United States. However, if they didn’t report on it, just like before, would anyone have noticed anything out of the ordinary?
If There Had Been No Unusual COVID Measures Taken, No Unusual Illness Would Have Been Noticed
The main complaint from the media and “health officials” is that vaccination rates remain low and people aren’t wearing face masks often enough. Even in light of all of the evidence that has shown the “vaccines” and masks are all but useless, the ruling class’s puppets are still pushing the public to adhere to their idiotic delusions that this is somehow a new virus that can be stopped by a piece of fabric.
UK Study Confirms Face Masks Are Useless
“It’s not too late,” said Dr. Caitlin Rivers, an epidemiologist at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security. “We have not even reached peak yet for Covid, and once you reach peak, you still have to get down the other side.” That leaves plenty of time for the vaccine to provide some protection.
Intramuscular Vaccines (i.e., COVID Jabs) CANNOT Produce Mucosal Immunity in Respiratory Airways
Many of the current “infections” are caused by a new variant, JN.1, which has rapidly spread across the world in recent weeks, according to a report by The New York Times. “I think that there’s no doubt it’s helping drive, pretty substantially, this winter wave,” said Katelyn Jetelina, a public health expert and author of a widely read newsletter, “Your Local Epidemiologist.”
WHO Classifies COVID Mutation JN.1 As “Variant Of Interest”
“We are in this pretty big infection surge right now, but what’s really interesting is how hugely hospitalizations have and continue to decouple from infections,” Dr. Jetelina said.
The JN.1 variant accounts for nearly half of all Covid cases in the United States, nearly six times the prevalence just a month ago. The variant has one mutation that gives it a greater ability to sidestep immunity than its parent, BA.2.86, which was limited in its spread, according to the NYT.
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