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Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are unproven messenger RNA vaccines

American drugmaker Pfizer Inc, which had partnered with German biotech firm BioNTech to develop a vaccine candidate against Covid-19 earlier this year, has become the latest in the list of major movers in the vaccine race to move into the final stages of human trials. Both Modernaand  Pfizer’s candidates belongs to a category called a messenger RNA vaccine. These types of vaccines involve modifying a messenger RNA to get the cells to recreate the part of the virus that is crucial to target. In this case, the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine has modified the messenger RNA to instruct the cells in the body to produce the spiky outer surface of the SARS-CoV-2 virus–the spike glycoprotein. for approvals as early as October this year. If approval is given, the firm plans to supply up to 100 million doses by the end of 2020 and around 1.3 billion doses by the end of 2021“Fast Track” designation by the US Food and Drug Administration earlier this month. This would allow an expedited review and approval of their vaccine candidates when it approaches the regulator. Nick Note: They forgot to tell you their has NEVER EVER NEVER been a successful RNA vaccine. And in trials that failed the vaccines made people sick and killed a lot of people. Thats why they usually test them in third world shit holes among the poor and in dictatorships where their is no nasty free press to report the slaughter. TO FAST TRACK this unproven technology is a sign of the desperation of the politicians. Here is what you need to know:

• The mRNA strand in the vaccine may elicit an unintended immune reaction. To minimise this, the mRNA vaccine sequences are designed to mimic those produced by mammalian cells (for example monkey cells).^[14]
• A possible concern could be that some mRNA-based vaccine platforms induce potent type I interferon responses, which have been associated not only with inflammation but also potentially with autoimmunity. Thus, identification of individuals at an increased risk of autoimmune reactions before mRNA vaccination may allow reasonable precautions to be taken.^[15]  Nick Bit: it takes a decade or more to identify the high risk groups. Impossible to do in a fast track hysteric environment. This time the protocols that i have read do not address this critical issue

Nick Note: you have to be taking magic mushrooms to even take a unproven never approved monkey cell modified RNA vaccines. Their has never ever ever never ever been one that worked yet….. And they are going to fast track them. Get this they are going into production on  a never proven technology on tests of less then 100 carefully chosen people. Talk about fucking crazy!

BALTIMORE (WJZ) – Johns Hopkins public health experts laid out challenges in distributing and administering coronavirus vaccines. “A vaccine isn’t going to work if you’re not going to receive it,” Dr. Naor Bar-Zeev of the Johns Hopkins Bloomber School of Public Health said. “Most likely, older adults will be prioritized. Health care workers will clearly be prioritized on the front line. The question then becomes what about essential workers? What about keeping the economy going?”

Moderna and Pfizer each started large-scale trials this week, the first in the U.S. NIAID Director Dr. Anthony Fauci said trials are moving at a rapid speed. Nick Bit: what they forgot to tell you is Phase II studies they just completed only involved 30 volunteers who were healthy and NOT a representative population.

“We want to make sure that we’re very transparent, that people appreciate that that speed is not compromising safety, nor is it compromising scientific integrity,” Dr. Fauci said. A reasonable timeline for wide distribution of vaccines is likely the end of 2021, according to Dr. Bar-Zeev. “Even after we have a vaccine that works and even after we demonstrate its safety and efficacy and even after we’ve produced enough doses to go around, at least for the first round, we still need to get it delivered and that’s going to be a big challenge,” Dr. Bar-Zeev said. “What we’re seeing is science live in real time. I think in the long run, that’s good for science and that’s good for community trust. In the short run, it leaves people feeling a little bit, say, uncomfortable.” Public faith in a vaccine may depend on politics, Dr. Monica Schoch-Spana of the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security said. “We’re seeing this political partisanship playing out, sadly, also in terms of vaccine hesitancy,” Dr. Schoch-Spana said. “For some, they may be anxious on whether a COVID-19 vaccine is safe and effective. Others may be mistrustful.” Dr. Schoch-Spana called on more federal leaders to commit any vaccine be free and available. “We need the government to publically pledge that everyone that wants a vaccine can get one,” Dr. Schoch-Spana said. Dr. Bar-Zeev said older adults and health care workers will likely be prioritized over others once vaccines are approved. Nick Note: the hype and hope is unbelievable. I have heard Trump yes men proclaim the vaccine will be 95% t effective. their is NO data to support this claim. They are talking widespread distribution by the end of this year and early next year…… This is some crazy DANGEROUS shit!

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo responded cautiously when asked during a congressional hearing on Thursday about President Donald Trump’s tweet suggesting a delay to the presidential election in November.   “I’m not going to enter a legal judgement on the fly this morning,” Pompeo told Sen. Tim Kaine during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing, after the Virginia Democrat asked about Trump’s tweet. “In the end, the DOJ, others, will make that legal determination.” But Pompeo’s reference to the Department of Justice injected a new element into the proposal. The secretary of state, a former editor of the Harvard Law Review and later a lawyer for the elite Washington, D.C.-based firm Williams & Connolly, did not elaborate on what role the agency could play. He said only that the election should be carried out “lawfully.” “We want to have an election that everyone is confident in,” Pompeo said, declining to answer Kaine’s explicit question about how Trump could legally postpone the election. “It should happen lawfully.” Trump on Thursday pinned a tweet to the top of his account taking aim at proposals for greater mail-in voting to protect Americans against spreading the coronavirus. He did not offer evidence that mail-in voting leads to greater fraud, a claim he has frequently repeated “With Universal Mail-In Voting (not Absentee Voting, which is good), 2020 will be the most INACCURATE & FRAUDULENT Election in history,” Trump tweeted Thursday. “It will be a great embarrassment to the USA. Delay the Election until people can properly, securely and safely vote???” The Trump tweet and the Pompeo exchange come after Attorney General William Barr declined to answer a question about delaying the election following previous suggestions from Trump that he would do so. Testifying before the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, Barr said he had not “studied” the question of whether a president could move the election date. “I’ve never been asked the question before, I’ve never looked into it,” Barr told the committee.ed. Nick Note: I am sure the attorney general will support what ever Trump wants……

Donald Trump has suggested November’s presidential election be postponed, saying increased postal voting could lead to fraud and inaccurate results.He floated a delay until people could “properly, securely and safely” vote. There is little evidence to support Mr Trump’s claims but he has long railed against mail-in voting which he has said would be susceptible to fraud.

US states want to make postal voting easier due to public health concerns over the coronavirus pandemic.

Under the US constitution, Mr Trump does not have the authority to postpone the election himself. Any delay would have to be approved by Congress. The president does not have direct power over the two houses of Congress. In a series of tweets, Mr Trump said “universal mail-in voting” would make November’s vote the “most inaccurate and fraudulent election in history” and a “great embarrassment to the USA”.

“The [Democrats] talk of foreign influence in voting, but they know that Mail-In Voting is an easy way for foreign countries to enter the race,” he said. Mr Trump also said postal voting was “already proving to be a catastrophic disaster” in areas where it was being tried out. In June, New York allowed voters to vote by post in the Democratic primary poll for the party’s presidential candidate. But there have been long delays in counting the ballots and the results are still unknown. US media report that there are also concerns that many ballots will not be counted because they were not filled in correctly or do not have postmarks on them that show they were sent before voting officially ended. Mr Trump appears to be doing everything in his power to undermine the credibility of November’s vote, in which a record number of Americans are predicted to rely on mail-in voting to avoid the risk of exposure to the coronavirus. He’s repeatedly made false and misleading claims about the reliability of the mail balloting and suggested broad conspiracy theories. Critics warn that he could be laying the groundwork for contesting the results – although the purpose may be simply to give him a scapegoat if he loses. Tweeting about an election delay is not the move of a candidate confident of victory – and could be a sign of more desperate moves to come.

Britain’s health secretary, Matt Hancock, has confirmed the government is looking at measures to prevent a second wave of Covid-19 from reaching the UK, as cases rise across Europe. Jonathan Van-Tam, the deputy chief medical officer, is expected to announce an increase in the self-isolation period for those with symptoms.’We can see a second wave of coronavirus that’s starting to roll across Europe’ Hancock said.’We want to do everything we possibly can to protect people from that wave reaching our shores’

The Prime Minister said the UK has to be “vigilant” regarding the threat of a second wave of Covid-19. Mr Hancock also hinted that the length of time people with coronavirus symptoms must self-isolate for will be increased to 10 days in England. The Health Secretary told LBC’s Nick Ferrari that the Government would be “guided by the science” over the length of time people with coronavirus symptoms must self-isolate for, but he revealed there would be an announcement on the matter on Thursday.

Speaking to LBC Mr Hancock warned, “we can see a second wave of the virus rising in Europe.”

Deputy chief medical officer Professor Jonathan Van-Tam is expected to announce on Thursday that the period will increase from the current rule of seven days. Mr Hancock warned that a new spike in Covid-19 cases is “clearly” beginning to emerge in Europe as he said “we’ve got to do everything” to prevent it reaching the UK’s shores. He hinted that Prof Van-Tam will announce the change for the self-isolation period for those with the key symptoms of a new continuous cough, high temperature or loss of taste or smell.

Authorities in Barcelona implemented extra measures by limiting the amount of people who can go on the beach to ensure social distancing is followed. Meanwhile in France, face coverings are now compulsory in enclosed public spaces after a number out virus outbreaks were reported. Both Spain and France are among the worst-affected countries in the world by coronavirus, having recorded more than 200,000 cases each. European Covid-19 ‘second wave’ could mean further quarantine orders Boris Johnson indicated that quarantine restrictions could be imposed on further European countries if a “second wave” of coronavirus hits the continent. The Health Secretary also said ministers were investigating ways to reduce the 14-day quarantine period for new arrivals to the UK from at-risk countries.

Asked about reports, he told Sky News: “We’re always looking at how we can have the least-possible burden of the measures that we have to put into place so that is something on which we’re doing some work but we’ll only come forward with a proposal when we’re confident that it is safe to do so. “So again this is very much guided by the clinical science and the CMO (chief medical officer) will be speaking on it later today, but the broader point is that there’s a serious concern about a second wave that’s clearly now moving across Europe and we need to take action. “If that means increasing the number of days that people who test positive have to self-isolate then so be it because these measures are necessary to keep people safe.” Nick Note: The second wave is coming. Of course our ha ha ha ha leaders are hiding the truth. See how they are not proactive. But running from fire to fire.  Kind of hard to hide the truth when everyone around is are getting sick and many are dropping dead.  And they are stacking the bodies in refrigerated containers around the back parking lots at the hospitals. Tell me does increased testing fill the hospitals to overflowing and kill off a generation?

April is typically a month with relatively low energy consumption in the United States, but this year in April, the pandemic and the lockdown led to the lowest monthly energy consumption in the U.S. since September 1989, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said on Wednesday.  At the peak of the lockdowns in April, the total energy consumption in the United States slumped to 6.5 quadrillion British thermal units of energy, down by 14 percent compared to April 2019 and marking the most substantial year-over-year decrease in EIA’s monthly data series that dates back to 1973.   The main drag on energy consumption was petroleum, with consumption crashing to 14.7 million barrels per day (bpd) in April 2020, from 20.1 million bpd in April 2019. This year in April, U.S. petroleum consumption plummeted to the lowest monthly level since May 1983 due to travel restrictions and stay-at-home orders.  Coal consumption in April plunged to its lowest point in EIA’s monthly records dating back to January 1973. Natural gas consumption, however, rose in April 2020 by 2 percent year-on-year, thanks to residential consumption as people stayed at home, and to the higher use of natural gas in electricity generation because of the historically low natural gas prices. The crash in petroleum demand in April resulted in the biggest monthly inventory jump in U.S. commercial crude oil inventories in data going back to 1920, the EIA said earlier this month. In April, U.S. commercial crude stocks soared by 46.7 million barrels, or by 10 percent, as demand for refined petroleum products slumped to the lowest level in nearly 40 years, according to EIA estimates.  Refinery utilization rate was at 70 percent in April—the lowest utilization rate in monthly data dating back to 1985. Demand for finished petroleum products crashed to 11.7 million bpd – the lowest level since at least 1981, the EIA said.  Nick Note: Do not let them blow rainbows up your ass. THe dead cat bounce off the bottom was/is a temporary phenomenon. Reality is as we speak the feeble attempts at returning to the world that will never exist again have failed. The second tsunami wave is about to crash to shore. No matter how much the politicians promise you the life of endless consumption, entertainment, endless bars, discoes, sporting events, baking on the beach and crowd fests are over. The things the masses have lusted for are gone Gone GONE forever! The more you try to open sports venues,theaters, restaurants, shopping cent and the fuck fests the more people will die!