The New York Times provides daily updates from the CDC on how many are vaccinated. While nothing from the CDC mouth is necessarily reliable, I will present the official numbers below. But it is certainly possible that the number of unvaccinated or partially vaccinated people is even higher than what is shown here. Pay attention to the numbers.
257.6 million (out of a total of 334 million Americans) have received at least one dose of the vaccine. That’s 77% of the country as a whole. If you exclude children aged 0 to 4, then 82% of children are eligible for the vaccine by age. It seems that the vast majority of Americans have embraced the vaccine program.
But not for long
Surprisingly, 15% of people who received the initial vaccination (and 11% of all Americans) never went back for a second shot. That is huge. There is no other vaccine where such a high rate cannot complete a 2-dose series. So, if you add up the 18% who declined any shot and the 11% (among all Americans) who refused to complete the initial series of shots, you get 29% of those who rejected the vaccine and the older people. not vaccinated “fully vaccinated”. use CDC terminology.
“The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Friday that About 257.6 million people have received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, including About 219.6 million people have been fully immunized with the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine or the two-dose series produced by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna.”
[Why does CDC use the word “about” when it has a record of every single vaccinated American? — Nass]
The CDC also reports that about 100.5 million people who are fully immunized have received an additional dose of vaccine or a booster dose, the highest level of protection against the virus. Now, let’s see how many Americans have used booster doses. According to the NYT, only 100.5 million Americans use boosters first, or 30% of Americans.
But if you look at the NYT chart of % increase by county, in many counties less than 15% of the population has grown number 1. Why doesn’t the NYT use complementary colors for counties with more than 35% or more than 40%? increase? Yes? If so, the total increase in the US could be less than 30%.
But let’s go with the CDC and the NYT and use 30% or 100.5 million people as our increment.
How many people have taken the first two pictures (or one if they’ve taken J and J) and refused to get the booster shot? 36% of the Americans (219.6 M-100.5 M / 334 million men) received the initial salvo and refused the booster. 36% to 18% more of those who declined all and 11% more of those who declined a second shot and now you have 65% of countries say “No more!”
Throw in the 5.6% of Americans under the age of 5 who aren’t eligible for the vaccine (it’s not supposed to be emergency use for them) and you find that 70% of us aren’t “up to date”. ” according to the CDC.
Looks like Americans aren’t that stupid. Despite two years of continuous propaganda, and unprecedented threats of jobs and education loss if not vaccinated, Americans still say: “Enough is enough.” They have stopped queuing at vaccine clinics, many of which are now closed.
Why do they do that?
Looks like they have access to alternative means. They have seen people injured or dead after receiving shots. They have enough common sense to know that injecting every few months isn’t right.
Information coming in from the UK and elsewhere that vaccinations did not prevent deaths or hospitalizations, not to mention cases and spread, was made available through the dust telegraph. Everyone was able to distinguish the real from the fake.
The news that vaccination with a COVID vaccine seems to reduce the likelihood of a widespread immune response to COVID can only be suppressed in the long run.
Initial Moderna clinical trial data, which must have at least been made available to regulators since the Moderna package was presented for licensing, reveals that while 93% of controls were not vaccinated produced anti-nucleocapsid antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 after infection, only 40% of people are vaccinated produced this antibody at detectable levels after infection.
They did not achieve the expected immune response. It may or may not be the case that the more doses of this vaccine you get, the more extensive immunity you will develop, even after infection.
In any case, Americans have awoken from their slumber. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, only 35% of children ages 5 to 11 have received any COVID vaccine, and only 28% have received both doses. Twenty percent of children 5-11 years old who received the initial vaccination were never given a second dose. Doesn’t that tell you something?
According to the CDC, 75% of American children have had COVID. And it’s only very rarely a serious illness for children, despite the CDC’s desperate spin. So the idea of mass vaccination of young children is unspeakably cruel.
Right now 65% of us are awake needing to save our preschoolers from these evil shots. The FDA has set aside several days in June for advisory committee meetings on shots for toddlers and infants, and a booster dose for kids 5-11 years old. weneed tostop the carnage before a vaccine is licensed for the tiniest Americans.
We also need to save uninformed parents from themselves, in case a vaccine is allowed. These parents desperately need our guidance. What will you help?
