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Same here my last foreign holiday was 12 years ago.. AmsterdamOriginally Posted by Phil B.
There's a few Polish people I work with who used to go home for Christmas etc now it could cost a family silly money to get out there, I have been told by one that the test in a Polish Airport is cheap ~$25.
When you think you have made a procedure idiot proof your company employs a better idiot.
I think they want the sort of control that the Chinese Government has over their population, this sort of tyranny cannot happen overnight in most civilized countries, it may take generations, a few of us saw it coming.
When you think you have made a procedure idiot proof your company employs a better idiot.
I had an 8th grade teacher that told the class... when you get to be my age the USA will be in the throws of a Socialistic/Communistic government and Russia will be more of a democratic government... she was 55 then.
She must of had a crystal ball.. because it's coming true.
Why can't SSG and copier addict recognize the USA's greatness and generosity?
USA will share more vaccines globally
The US will share at least 20 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines by the end of next month, totaling 80 million doses that are set to be sent abroad. Those additional 20 million doses will consist of Moderna, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccines as well as AstraZeneca, which has to be approved by federal regulators before being shipped overseas. That effort is underway.
"This is the most doses donated by any country in the world by five times," Psaki told reporters at a White House briefing.
1) they are liberals
2) they only follow the biased left wing MSM
3) they refuse to think for themselves
does that about sum it up in a nutshell?
CAN'T You admit Joe Biden. ADMINISTRATION is doing a Great Job on Covid19
Seriously????? Exactly how is Russia a democratic country? I can't wait for your explanation.
And to actually believe the Democratic party is anywhere close to a Socialistic/Communistic government is absolutely ridiculous.
Last edited by copier addict; 05-17-2021 at 08:22 PM.
Strange......I thought Ol' Lyin' Biden told us that the prior administration didn't leave them with enough doses to "get the job done"??
Yet here we are, sending the vaccines abroad (which I'm fine with) because now, they say, "we have more than we need", and have tried giving biden credit for that (LOL) .........let's look at that;
Here’s what the Trump team’s contracts called for drugmakers to supply to the U.S. government:
- Pfizer-BioNTech: 100 million doses (two-dose regimen)
- Moderna: 100 million doses (two-dose regimen)
- Johnson & Johnson: 100 million doses (one-dose regimen)
- AstraZeneca: 300 million doses (two-dose regimen)
- Novavax: 100 million doses (two-dose regimen)
- Sanofi-GlaxoSmithKline: 100 million doses (one- or two-dose regimen)
In all, the amounts agreed to under these contracts total about 800 million vaccine doses, or enough for more than 400 million people (2 shots each).
The U.S., based on U.S. Census estimates, has around 328 million people, of whom about 255 million are 18 or older.
So, it appears that the Trump administration’s contracts with drugmakers did cover enough doses to vaccinate the entire U.S. adult population — and then some!
Also, The Trump administration announced on Dec. 23 that it would buy an additional 200 million doses in total of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.
So, that would give us a total of ONE BILLION doses! WAAAYYYY more than enough! No thanks to mr. biden.
I will give credit to the greatest country on earth for sharing our doses (again, because we have too many), but I won't give an inkling of credit to the biden administration, who inherited those doses and a robust vaccine strategy from the prior admin.
Omertà
Those lying liberals really played a number on their blind minions. Talk about the blind following the blind. Remember when when SSG warned of folks dropping dead in the streets of Texas?
Texas reports zero COVID deaths 2 months after Biden slammed 'Neanderthal thinking'
It marked the first time the Lone Star State reported no coronavirus deaths in about 14 months
Texas reported zero deaths from COVID-19 on Sunday, just two months after Gov. Greg Abbott drew heat from the White House for rolling back business restrictions and lifting the state's mask mandate.
It marked the first time the Lone Star State reported no coronavirus deaths in about 14 months, according to state health data. Abbott said the case numbers reported on Sunday – 388 – were the lowest in more than 13 months, while the number of hospitalizations was the lowest in 11 months.
President Biden skewered Texas, as well as Mississippi, at the beginning of March for relaxing lockdown measures, accusing state officials of "Neanderthal thinking." At the time, Abbott had announced that businesses would be allowed to operate at full capacity – even though some health experts cautioned at the time that dropping preventative measures could lead to a spike in cases.
FULLY VACCINATED PEOPLE CAN DITCH MASKS INDOORS, PHYSICAL DISTANCING: CDC
"I think it's a big mistake," Biden told reporters, following the announcement from Texas. "Look, I hope everybody's realized by now, these masks make a difference. We are on the cusp of being able to fundamentally change the nature of this disease because of the way in which we're able to get vaccines in people's arms."
Since then, however, caseloads nationwide have dropped as more Americans are vaccinated.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also updated its guidance last Thursday, saying that it's safe for fully vaccinated Americans to forgo social distancing and go most places – indoor or outdoor – without a mask, bringing to end more than a year of mandatory face coverings in most parts of the country. But some states, including Hawaii and Massachusetts, have insisted they will keep their mask mandates in place.
The CDC drew a sharp rebuke for its roundabout on the matter of face coverings; less than two months ago, Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky warned of "impending doom" as COVID-19 cases began to rise again.
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Some argued the new directives were too unclear and reliant on an honor system that could require essential workers to police vaccination records, while others questioned whether the move was intended to spur more Americans to get vaccinated amid a steady decline in shots.
Close to 47% of the adult population in the U.S. is fully vaccinated, according to data published by the CDC, while nearly 60% of the adult population has received at least one dose. The vaccination rate is expected to rise shortly following the Food and Drug Administration's approval this week for the use of the Pfizer vaccine in children between the ages of 12 and 15.
More than 585,000 Americans have died from the virus, the most in the world, according to Johns Hopkins University data.
Congratulations to Joe Bidens Team on Covid19
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