Surely just a bad coincidence after Obama's birthday bash

Surely just a bad coincidence after Obama's birthday bash ? A couple of things of note is all the people coming down with COVID who have been vaccinated..

Covid-19 cases have shot back up on Martha’s Vineyard, with health agents reporting 48 new positive tests during the first week in August, including three case clusters at Edgartown businesses.

In an email Monday, Martha's Vineyard Hospital spokesman Marissa Lefebvre confirmed that there is one patient currently hospitalized with the virus. Ms. Lefebvre said the patient was hospitalized Sunday in serious condition.
Case counts are climbing again. — Island Boards of Health

The hospital classifies patient condition as good, fair, serious or critical, in increasing order of severity.

According to a follow-up email from Ms. Lefebvre, the patient had only received their first dose of the vaccine.

The hospital had not reported a new Covid-19 hospitalization since last spring.

The 48 new cases represent the highest weekly total since mid-May, after cases declined to near-zero levels during the beginning months of the summer.

Twenty-five of the cases are among fully vaccinated residents, one among partially vaccinated residents, 20 among unvaccinated residents and two are unknown.

Since July, the Island has reported 102 new cases, with 49, or just under 50 per cent, coming among fully-vaccinated residents.

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a reply to: 727Sky

Even worse.... Lollapalooza 2021

a reply to: 727Sky

I'm sure his event added some to it.

Every time I see an article about an outbreak, it always says around half are vaccinated. Why do they keep saying breakthrough infections are rare?

originally posted by: tamusan
a reply to: 727Sky

I'm sure his event added some to it.

Every time I see an article about an outbreak, it always says around half are vaccinated. Why do they keep saying breakthrough infections are rare?

The narrative IMO has changed. Before get the Vaccine to stop the spreading and protect yourself, now, it is get the vaccine so when you get COVID your chances of dying are less..

a reply to: 727Sky

Twenty-five of the cases are among fully vaccinated residents

The benefits outweighs the risk they say..

a reply to: 727Sky
And the side effects of the vax arent even mentioned anymore on the news.

a reply to: 727Sky

What you rarely (never?) hear is, "_______ of these new cases are people who had Covid-19 previously!"

Mostly non contagious, uber minor spreader event.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: 727Sky

What you rarely (never?) hear is, "_______ of these new cases are people who had Covid-19 previously!"

Yup. Haven't heard of ONE example of someone getting any variant of Covid19 who previously had it. Except for the early onset, I heard of a single case of someone getting Covid19 twice which I doubted the accuracy or truth of because it was too new. Regardless, no one is getting it that already had it from what I can tell. But apparently, we are the ones responsible for the spread of the new strains.

a reply to: StoutBroux

Except for the early onset, I heard of a single case of someone getting Covid19 twice which I doubted the accuracy or truth of because it was too new.

You are very right to doubt that news bit as that was around the same time where they started labeling death as covid deaths even though those people died of other causes which made it so obvious that they could not contain that fakery. It was also around the time when they, for a short while, tried to tell people that dogs got covid too.

a reply to: 727Sky

It'll be blamed on the un-vaccinated spreading it to the vaccinated no doubt

a reply to: 727Sky

we have a house there and we left when the secret service showed up and probably wont go back till the end of the summer

also there is a 'doctor' on the island writing excuses not to get the shot. or so the rumor goes.

a reply to: 727Sky

never seen this , but I did see that apparently a full cruise ship of vaccinated travelers came down with covid

originally posted by: 727Sky

originally posted by: tamusan
a reply to: 727Sky

I'm sure his event added some to it.

Every time I see an article about an outbreak, it always says around half are vaccinated. Why do they keep saying breakthrough infections are rare?

The narrative IMO has changed. Before get the Vaccine to stop the spreading and protect yourself, now, it is get the vaccine so when you get COVID your chances of dying are less..

Exactly.

When Narrative plan A falls apart, you've got to then change over to Narrative plan B.

Not sure what Narrative plan c is yet ("thanks for contributing to the trial run?")

originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: 727Sky

Twenty-five of the cases are among fully vaccinated residents

The benefits outweighs the risk they say..

It does 100% for some folks. I've gotten to the point where if you are under 40, in great physical condition, then you probably don't need it. If you are anything less then good physical condition you should probably consider it. Anything at average or below you should get it.

originally posted by: 727Sky

originally posted by: tamusan
a reply to: 727Sky

I'm sure his event added some to it.

Every time I see an article about an outbreak, it always says around half are vaccinated. Why do they keep saying breakthrough infections are rare?

The narrative IMO has changed. Before get the Vaccine to stop the spreading and protect yourself, now, it is get the vaccine so when you get COVID your chances of dying are less..

Well, in all fairness the narrative changes because they didn't know and still don't know everything about it. But what you stated are both facts. The vaccines do both. Vaccines are used to get the R value below 1 (R value is Covids ability to spread) and if everyone vaccinated (or a vast majority) then we will likely achieve this.

The wind was blowing the wrong way again !!!😎

a reply to: carewemust

What you rarely (never?) hear is, "_______ of these new cases are people who had Covid-19 previously!"

Antibodies FTW!