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As background to tweets I am about to post, you should read this article carefully. I ask that you read each of my tweets carefully & decide if the information conveyed demands that Patriots rise up so that every lie will be revealed.@realDonaldTrumphttps://t.co/9KIX4DEtha
— Lin Wood (@LLinWood) January 4, 2021
(2) Made at 4.30 pm today, laid before Parliament at 5.30 pm, published on https://t.co/ZtYk9EHWsF at 5.44 pm, come into force at 00.01 tomorrow, 6 Jan.
(3) As predicted they tweak the rules for Tier 4 and put the whole country into it - so just a mere 5 pages to do this
(4) So, some specific changes - on the restriction of movement, which prohibits leaving / being away from home without a reasonable excuse, the following circumstances which are deemed to be a reasonable excuse are deleted...
(5) recreation, visting a zoo etc is out
Government virus expert paid £116k by swine flu vaccine manufacturers.
"The 'false' pandemic: Drug firms cashed in on scare over swine flu, claims Euro health chief."
January 2010.
https://t.co/nDs2ifa6jk
The 2016 simulation of a pandemic found holes in the UK’s readiness for such a
November 2018
"Ineffective flu vaccine added to 50,000 extra deaths last winter. Office National Statistics."
"Human suffering and lost lives over winter 'predictable, preventable and
Here's a look back at the last 24 hours in tweets...
In this tweet, @RepGosar repeats baseless allegations that the presidential election was stolen and hints that leftists maybe had a role in the mob?
.@RepGosar reaction to the mob varied, depending on what platform you follow him on. @nickmartin points out the discrepancy between Gosar on Twitter and Gosar on conservative-friendly
His main His alt pic.twitter.com/iS7TqNuhlr
— Nick Martin (@nickmartin) January 7, 2021
.@DebbieLesko condemned the violence at the
Violence and breaking into the U. S. Capitol is dangerous and totally unacceptable.
— Debbie Lesko (@DebbieLesko) January 6, 2021
Then objected to the certified presidential election results from her home state, Arizona, claiming an extended voter registration deadline (that courts allowed) was
I voted to uphold the U.S. Constitution by objecting to Arizona's electors. The U.S. Constitution says that states need to follow their state's election laws in presidential elections. Since AZ's voter registration deadline law was violated, the U.S. Constitution was violated.
— Debbie Lesko (@DebbieLesko) January 7, 2021
The government isn't administering the vaccines, but they bankrolled the private pharmaceutical industry to study, create a vaccine, distribute and administer the vaccines.
as with every viral tweet, people are taking the wrong message, so let me clarify that this is not the pharmacist\u2019s fault. It\u2019s the fault of the people who planned or failed to plan for how this was going to work over the last nine months
— Christopher Hooks (@cd_hooks) December 31, 2020
$483 million in support available for Moderna's candidate vaccine.
$456 million in funds for Johnson & Johnson's candidate vaccine.
$1.2 billion in support for AstraZeneca's candidate vaccine.
$450 million in funds to support the large-scale manufacturing of Regeneron's COVID-19 investigational anti-viral antibody treatment, REGN-COV2.
Over past week, have become convinced that getting all doses out now is better
Its NOT a no-brainer
Reasonable people can (and do!!) disagree
So here's why my thinking evolved
Thread
In @washingtonpost, @ashishkjha & I argue for the 2nd-shot-deferred strategy, partly by invoking the Mike Tyson principle. https://t.co/ZxrgVj3TJe We both came to this view because of the slow rollout & the new variant. But it's a tough call and reasonable people will disagree.
— Bob Wachter (@Bob_Wachter) January 3, 2021
Obviously, if you want to stick to the trials (reasonable position), then stay with standard interval
But soon, we'll be confronted with question -- do we give 2nd shot to some people or 1st shot to more people
Is there clinical trial evidence that 1 dose is helpful?
Yes
2/n
Yes
There is compelling data from Pfizer and Moderna trials that after about 10 d after 1 dose, you get 80-90% efficacy
https://t.co/38qlTYP77u
https://t.co/4V8SxM3tU5
So the BIG question is -- is that going to be durable beyond 21 to 28 days?
We don't know for sure
3/n
But while we may not be sure, it doesn't mean we have no idea
Here's one of our nation's most expert immunologists, @VirusesImmunity laying out her assessment of delayed vs immediate 2nd
My first tweet of 2021 is going to be about 1 dose vs. 2 dose vaccine. I have tweeted in the past of the immunological advantages of a 2 dose vaccine. However, given the enhanced transmission variants on the rise, we need a modified strategy. (1/n) https://t.co/si1bxgKqbf
— Prof. Akiko Iwasaki (@VirusesImmunity) January 1, 2021
What I take away from Dr. Iwasaki's thread and broader experience with vaccines is that it its unlikely that a short delay will harm protection
But we can't be sure
So why take this risk at all?
Why not just stay with the clinical trial?
Reasonable question
Here's why
5/9