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Funny thing is that most people with common sense knew it was a lab leak. Since those on the left have zero common sense, they ate up stories about the wet market, and believed the stories that the origin was unknown. They shouted down people actually using common sense. They believed lies such as; put this face diaper on so you won't get sick or spread it to others. Take this shot so you won't get sick or spread it to others. All lies. This (and other things) have hopefully taught many people to never, ever trust the left on any major issue again.
 
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justthenews.com

Missouri moving to seize China-owned farmland, assets to collect landmark $24 billion judgment

Missouri's Attorney General Andrew Bailey says the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act provides a methodology for seizing and selling assets to collect on judgement against foreign powers.
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"Fresh off winning a landmark lawsuit, Missouri is moving quickly to seize Chinese-owned farmland and other assets in a bid to collect its landmark $24 billion civil judgment against Beijing for harm caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Attorney General Andrew Bailey told Just the News. "
 
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Not Covid but Guangdong Province in China is implementing strict COVID-like measures. This is due to a mosquito virus. Almost to the point of locking down.
 
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headhunter15 said:
Not Covid but Guangdong Province in China is implementing strict COVID-like measures. This is due to a mosquito virus. Almost to the point of locking down.
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Saw an analysis of the virus. It cannot be transmitted from humans, only from mosquitos. It's been around for a while. Causes severe joint pain. Likely to spread, but no cause for covid-like measures. There is a vaccine for it.
 
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Why do we still have articles like this?

New COVID-19 cases continue to crop up nationwide as new variant XFG makes gains both domestically and abroad.

Some regions of the United States are experiencing higher rates of positive COVID-19 tests than others, though reporting has slowed down enough nationwide that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has begun allowing more time to pass between certain types of updates, such as those on variant prevalence. The CDC has moved to using longer data timeframes for COVID-19 tracking due to low reporting from states. According to the latest data for the two weeks ending June, variant NB.1.8.1 remained the most common
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www.cincinnati.com

What to know about COVID this week: Where are the most cases, vaccine guidelines

As variant XFG gains ground worldwide, here's what cases looked like nationwide in the week of Aug. 9
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Who's reporting themselves if they get Covid, thus how useful are the numbers? Anyone know which variant we're on? Well now ya do!
 
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Weren’t schools requiring it back in the beginning? Parents were ready to send ‘em back and schools could hang this over their head
 
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BigOrangeMojo said:
Nationwide, more kids got at least 1 dosage than didnt....

I know we talked about in the past but we got switched pediatricians because of it (they pretty much told us vax the kids or else). We chose else...
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Child and adolescent COVID-19 vaccination status and reasons for non-vaccination by parental vaccination status - PMC

COVID-19 vaccines are recommended for children ages ≥5 years. To develop effective interventions to increase uptake, this study explores reasons for parental hesitancy of child and adolescent COVID-19 vaccination. The Household Pulse Survey (HPS) is ...
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There is a good bit of variability in reporting, but the 12-18 group accounted for the vast majority of doses.

In the under 4 age group, between 2 and 3.5% likely received one, depending on which source you read.

Less than 5% of children of all age groups has received either of the past two "boosters."

I think it's safe to say that the AAP is probably choosing the wrong hill to fight for. A little dive into contributions from vaccine manufacturers *might* provide a clue as to why.
 
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kiddiedoc said:

Child and adolescent COVID-19 vaccination status and reasons for non-vaccination by parental vaccination status - PMC

COVID-19 vaccines are recommended for children ages ≥5 years. To develop effective interventions to increase uptake, this study explores reasons for parental hesitancy of child and adolescent COVID-19 vaccination. The Household Pulse Survey (HPS) is ...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

There is a good bit of variability in reporting, but the 12-18 group accounted for the vast majority of doses.

In the under 4 age group, between 2 and 3.5% likely received one, depending on which source you read.

Less than 5% of children of all age groups has received either of the past two "boosters."

I think it's safe to say that the AAP is probably choosing the wrong hill to fight for. A little dive into contributions from vaccine manufacturers *might* provide a clue as to why.
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I was about to clarify my post to say that. Yeah, those 12-21 (21 year olds were minors in 2021) are well over 50% with 1 dose and those 5-11 are under 50%.***

Those 18-24 now are at ~80% currently (many of those were minors in 2021)***

Those 12-17 now are at ~60%, 6-11 are ~40%, and those 5 and under are single digits***

*** If you believe CDC reporting. Includes 1 or more shots.
 
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