According to the WHO's advisory group on immunization (SAGE) report, published on Wednesday, the focus "must remain on decreasing death and severe disease" as well as on protecting the healthcare systems. SAGE expressed concern that "broad-based administration of booster doses risks exacerbating vaccine access" by diverting supply from under-vaccinated countries to ones with an already high percentage of vaccinated people.
WHO's general director Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, speaking at a press conference later on Wednesday, further clarified that with 20% of all vaccine doses given now as boosters and additional doses, "blanket booster programs are likely to prolong the pandemic rather than ending it." Diversion of vaccine supply to the countries with high levels of immunity gives the virus "more opportunity to spread and mutate," he added.
Ghebreyesus also noted that vast majority of hospitalizations and deaths affect unvaccinated people rather than the unboosted, which means that the focus of the countries should be on reaching the target of vaccinating 40% of their population by the end of this year and 70% by the middle of next year.
According to SAGE's report, at least 126 countries have already issued guidance on booster or additional vaccination and more than 120 have started boosting their populations.
"The majority of these countries are classified as high-income, or upper middle-income. No low-income country has yet introduced a booster vaccination programme," the report said.
Comment: In not doing so, Africa has one of the lowest COVID rates on the planet:
See also:
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- England's chief medical officer admits developing natural immunity to Covid is better than 'vaccine-induced immunity'
- Covid cases plummet WITHOUT lockdown or mass vaccination program in South Africa
Ghebreyesus' comments came as the UK has been regularly reporting new records in what Ghebreyesus has called a "blanket booster program." On Tuesday, 968,665 booster and third doses were administered in the country, with around 53.6% of all adults now boosted.
It is clear that TPTB use the situation of a supposed viral pandemic to implement their global agenda (not going into details about this, we understand the main objectives). But is this pandemic real, or used opportunity of something (common flu/cold for example or even occasional immune periodic immune weakness?) that is not qualifiable as a pandemic?
If it is the later, the whole discussion of covid-19, from a medical perspective is pointless, and any solution to this threat is empty effort/preoccupation, worse so, it reinforces the existence of a non-existent threat, a lie we are fighting against.
If it is the former, and covid-19 truly exists, then there still is the question of its origin, which is crucial. If the origin is natural, there is little to worry about, because it is mother nature and we simply can do nothing against. If the origin is human, there derive to other questions: accidental or intentional? If the former, it is maybe solved and continued to be used as that planned opportunity. If it is intentional, it is a weapon, so to stop this situation, the focus should be placed on the weapon: who holds it, who uses it and what does the weapon truly consist of?
Unfortunately we have no way of knowing, for one because of lack of knowledge in very many specific domains, which we need to filter out all the 'noise'.
First the question of isolated purified sars-cov-2: was it or not? If not, it cannot be human made, and thus cannot be a weapon. If yes, then it really exists. And from here on derive many further questions.