What do our brainwashed friends say to this?

From Matt Appuzzo at the AP, published in the Washington Post, comes this amusing piece: WASHINGTON — In his 2009 speech to the Muslim world, President Barack Obama announced a new effort to eradicate polio, which persists in three Muslim countries. One of the biggest hurdles had been persuading some local leaders that vaccination campaigns…
Vaccinate your children for flu asap, say the experts. From NBC News: “Get your kids their flu vaccines now, pediatricians advise.” “With the exception of children less than 6 months of age, everybody should go out and get their influenza vaccine as soon as the influenza vaccines are available,” Dr. Michael Brady of Nationwide Children’s…
One third of the Italian supply of swine flu vaccine (8 million doses) will be distributed mid November to mid-December. The other two thirds will be distributed after January 31, 2010. Italy is taking a Christmas vaccine break. They don’t feel the need to get everyone vaccinated by Halloween or Thanksgiving, thank goodness. How civilized….
The problem of highly restricted testing in the US The COVID-19 virus is quite deadly (mortality appears to be between 2 and 10% as discussed in my last post) though since we don’t know how many asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic cases there are, we still can’t be sure of this. Why don’t we know the…
The NEJM published a piece written primarily by Medicins Sans Frontieres clinicians who have worked in Liberia, describing the clinical course of Ebola patients, and concluding with the paragraph below, acknowledging the need to provide more comprehensive care than MSF was able to provide earlier in the outbreak. I believe we are now arriving at a…
per CDC, Feb 8, 2013
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Flattening the variants curves
Two pls, with boosters every so many variants per months perhaps every 3 months lmk pls!!
Billion jabs per year mandatory ordering free of billing charges too!!
The quote going around — attributed to Mark Twain — is that it's easier to fool people, than to convince them they've been fooled.
… but at the same time, "Dumbledore says people find it far easier to forgive others for being wrong than being right." (Hermione says that to Harry when Percy Weasley finally comes around.)
There will be no convincing some people – and probably many people – no matter what. They've invested too much of themselves in their story to turn back now. I think we'd be wise to prepare for that.