Category: TRENDS IN THE VACCINE ROLLOUT

Executives and directors at pharmaceutical firms Pfizer, Moderna, and 11 other drug companies sold more than 8.5 million shares of the firms’ stocks, reaping $496 million as share prices rose last year on news of positive developments in COVID vaccine development, the Wall Street Journal reported on 18 February. In contrast, executives at those companies sold 4.7...

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerburg was caught on video voicing a distinct lack of trust in the COVID vaccines. The video was released by the investigative organization Project Veritas this past week. In the footage from a meeting in the summer of 2020, Zuckerberg voiced doubts about the safety of the vaccines being rushed through production...

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson and French President Emmanuel Macron are both pledging that their Euro nations will send a portion of their vaccine supplies to developing nations. Mr. Macron, along with Johnson, announced similar plans ahead of a G7 virtual World Summit and explained that dispensing vaccines needed to be distributed “fairly” to combat...

Doctors from Johns Hopkins and Georgetown Universities are saying women who receive a COVID vaccine should delay mammogram tests. Common adverse reactions from the vaccine, which can include swollen lymph nodes, can lead to false positives on mammogram tests, according to Dr. Lisa Mullen, Assistant Professor of Radiology at Johns Hopkins, and Dr. LaTasha Perkins,...

In an interview with Dr. Chris Shaw, Ph.D., a specialist in Neuroplasticity and Neuropathology, he outlined serious potential problems with novel mRNA vaccine technology: “The mRNA lipid-coated PEG-construct—by Moderna’s own study—does not stay localized but spreads throughout the body including the brain. Found in animal studies in bone marrow, brain, lymph nodes, heart, kidneys liver,...

CNN reported last Wednesday that one-third of all U.S. military service members who are on the eligibility list for the COVID-19 vaccine have chosen not to get it. This is about the same percentage as seen among all U.S. citizens. This information came out as Pentagon officials were called into a House Armed Services Committee...

The debate continues among U.S. and global corporations as to the most effective ways to convince employees to get vaccinated. The Financial Times reported on 18 February that the head of the U.S. Business Roundtable, Joshua Bolten, made his opinion clear that it would be “counterproductive” for executives to get too coercive.  The approximately 200...

A waitress who was concerned that getting the COVID-19 vaccine may hurt her chances of getting pregnant was fired for refusing the shot. The waitress, Bonnie Jacobson, had been working at the Red Hook Tavern in Brooklyn, NY.  Ms. Jacobson made it clear in interviews that she was not an anti-vaxxer and has supported others...

Getting a COVID Vaccine has become a religious belief. Last week, we reported on a pastor in Boston at Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist, Reverend Miniard Culpepper, who met with other pastors and came up with a plan to sell the COVID vaccine to parishioners. As part of the sale, he and other pastors publicly took...

Many of the same people who argued for medical “death panels” not so long ago are the same ones crushing any dissent on the efficacy or safety of the COVID 19 vaccines. Bill Gates is one example. Another is oncologist Ezekiel Emanuel, who famously argued life should end at 75. Emanuel now sits on President...