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The Delta variant developed through evolutionary pressure of the vaxxed. The vax has little protection against it, if at all. And yet we hear talks of getting a third shot.

Here's the dilemma. If they give a third dose of the same vaccine, it will be worthless because it doesn't protect against the Delta variant. I can't see them doing this. And if they make a new vaccine for the Delta variant they have a different problem: It's a new vaccine that needs EUA or full approval all over again, and that takes time, definitely longer than a few months.

And yet Biden wants us all to get a third shot within the next few months.

How do you think they will squirm their way out of the dilemma?

The Delta variant developed through evolutionary pressure of the vaxxed. The vax has little protection against it, if at all. And yet we hear talks of getting a third shot. Here's the dilemma. If they give a third dose of the same vaccine, it will be worthless because it doesn't protect against the Delta variant. I can't see them doing this. And if they make a new vaccine for the Delta variant they have a different problem: It's a new vaccine that needs EUA or full approval all over again, and that takes time, definitely longer than a few months. And yet Biden wants us all to get a third shot within the next few months. How do you think they will squirm their way out of the dilemma?

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What is not talked about yet is the real treatments coming out right now. Perfect timing actually. The Finnish just received US patent approval for ivermectin/hydroxy nasal spray and Japan approval of ivermectin. This couldn’t have happened while the First EUA was in effect. How can they get a second EUA when new(old) treatments are available? Will be interesting to watch the machine squash the new wave of real treatments.