Editor’s Commentary: Joe Biden declared the “pandemic is over” right around the time his regime ordered another 100 million at-home Covid tests. So which is it?
The answer is his statement about the pandemic being over was Joe being Joe, lost in the talking points he’s been programmed to regurgitate and botch. They just can’t seem to pump him with enough stimulants to keep him from saying dumb stuff, and the claim about the pandemic being over is just an example of him going off the regime’s script. That’s why they’re now busying themselves trying to scare up more concern for the so called autumn and winter surges.
There WILL be another surge, though not one that should concern anyone other than the most vulnerable. This surge will be based on Covid “tests” that are designed to paint every last coronavirus speck as a positive test so they can ramp up numbers and start pushing the latest round of jabs once again. Sadly, they’ve already started that before the so-called “surge” has been manufactured.
I covered this today on today’s episode of The JD Rucker Show. Here’s the clip followed by the article by Mary Villareal. Below that is the full show.
The U.S. has ordered over 100 million at-home Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) test kits from domestic manufacturers ahead of a potential case surge in autumn – and the midterm elections. Big Pharma companies are known allies of Democrats, so one can easily figure out where this leads.
But the White House and mainstream media will try to avoid that kind of conversation. In fact, the White House said this is only a short-term solution to the problem.
Dr. Anthony Fauci has been warning of a “likely” fall surge as early as April. The Biden administration predicted nearly 100 million Americans getting infections in the fall and winter, warning that the number was a median estimate and many more cases are possible, especially if a new variant appears.
President Joe Biden’s administration has repeatedly – and unsuccessfully – asked Congress for more pandemic funding. Last week, it requested $22.4 billion in emergency funding for the fall.
In a statement, the White House said: “The administration is acting, within its limited funding, to increase the supply of at-home COVID-19 tests in the Strategic National Stockpile (SNS) by purchasing over 100 million additional at-home, rapid tests from domestic manufacturers.”
The administration also warned that it would be unable to provide enough tests, vaccines and treatments without more funding. It insisted that replenishing the existing stockpile of at-home tests will help meet some testing needs in the months ahead and will put the U.S. in a better position to manage a potential increase in testing demand in the fall and winter. (Related: Australian COVID-19 test kit manufacturer recalls 195,000 at-home kits due to high rate of false positives.)
COVID cases decreasing in September
COVID-19 cases have actually been decreasing in September, after plateauing during the summer months at over 100,000 cases each day.
The decline is not predicted to last long, however, as the combination of waning COVID-19 immunity and colder weather on the horizon will see more people heading indoors, which could send the infections back up. The trend is expected to reverse as soon as next month.
University of Washington epidemiologist Ali Mokdad predicted a rise in reported COVID-19 cases.
“There’ll be a rise in hospitalization and mortality, but not as high proportionally to the rise in cases simply because many of us – the majority of Americans right now – have been either infected or vaccinated or both, so we have some immunity,” he said.
This will be the third fall with COVID-19, and while infections and deaths still remain elevated, much of society has returned to a semi-normal state, with children heading back to school and offices bustling with workers.
However, Mokdad warned that while the Biden administration’s projections remain feasible, the currently dominant variant – omicron – still remains very contagious.
Meanwhile, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health epidemiologist Dr. David Dowdy said it is possible that the U.S. will see number of cases similar to the latest surge.
He posted this question: “I don’t think it’s unreasonable to think that we’ve had about 100 million infections the past three months, so why couldn’t that happen again in winter?”
Visit Pandemic.news for more updates about the expected rise in COVID-19 cases this fall.
Watch the video below to know more about the omicron-specific COVID vaccine shot.
This video is from the channel The Prisoner on Brighteon.com.
More related stories:
- Biden’s at-home covid test kits funded by blacklisted Chinese company that was praised for “obeying” communist officials.
- Biden regime’s “free at-home COVID test kits” are coming from China, proving again first family’s ties to Beijing run deep.
- Over 2M at-home COVID-19 test kits recalled due to false positive results.
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