Conor, Ty, Quest - is the World Health Organization credible?
Replies to: Conor, Ty, Quest - is the World Health Organization credible?
This should be quickly and easily resolved by Walensky & Fauci citing their evidence, right?
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Yes. But WHO “is not the boss of me.”
I follow the guidance of America’s best and brightest.
For those of you who don’t love America, move to WHOville!
This reveals that you “follow the politics” rather than the science. Ask for evidence.
You say the WHO is credible, yet you ignore their leader’s claim which conflicts with your political leader’s representatives.
As a counsellor, when there is a conflict, do you not look at the evidence? Let’s hear what Walensky and Fauci have as evidence to support their recommendations to support this procedure on children.
The only folks "following the politics" are folks like you -- enabling the Pro Choice cultists.
I follow what American scientists and experts overwhelmingly recommended getting booster -- proven to be the most effective tool in avoiding hospitalization and death for as many folks as possible.
To the extent that reasonable scientific minds across the nation and planet seek to vet the advantages/disadvantages/scope of the booster, then let that conversation and debate flourish.
Have you considered that the WHO's primary focus is getting the planet vaccinated ... a much greater priority than booster shots for First World kids.
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Or these self chosen panel of experts from the CDC?
These American experts FDA’s self chosen panel of experts.
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Link: https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/fda-advisory-group-rejects-covid-boosters-limits-high-risk-groups-rcna2074
New panels now pushing booster may have new info - let’s see it though as they are clearly
able to be influenced politically as Walensky was when she went against her expert panel’s advice in Sept.
Lost cause for me, BVZ. My kids can't do anything around here without being vacc'd.
No vacc? Then no dance, no soccer, no x-country, etc.
Fauci wins.
I know. Not sayin it might not now be supported-but I want evidence &if none offered, it’s political
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From that article...
"The surge has also led to a sharp rise in pediatric cases. For the week ending Jan. 6, more than 580,000 child coronavirus cases were reported, marking a 78% increase from the week ending Dec. 30, according to the last updated data from American Academy of Pediatrics."
Kids can get 'Long COVID' and boosters among older adults shows much improved immunity from infection, so it would be reasonable for kids to benefit in the same way...for their health, and lower risk of spreading the virus to others.
The U.S. also has an 'embarrassment' of vaccines, which the WHO recognizes and encourages us to share...could be another reason for their statement...not a bad thing on their part, btw...I'd do the same in their shoes.
In answer to your question...Yes, the WHO is indeed credible, but this is not a "Yes/No" sort of issue...as noted above.
IDK Ty. I think you messed up on this one.
You directly quote the article and then link that to your own personal assumptions.
"Kids can get 'Long COVID' and boosters among older adults shows much improved immunity from infection, so it would be reasonable for kids to benefit in the same way...for their health, and lower risk of spreading the virus to others."
It's odd because you didn't cite your personal ID doctor or a published study.
Mea culpa...I falsely assumed that others retained some semblance of all the material I've already
presented...thanks...I'll make a note of that ;-) (the 'smiley' is for Cheeks, should he stop by).
I keep the leather-bound seven volume set of the Annotated Links of Tyrone next to my computer...
...at all times....
LOL...I like that...but you didn't have to go that far...just jot down a note or two once in awhile.
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Same. After a long day I like to read in a hot bubble bath. His words come home like truth.
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Stark, you only recall what you want...then you 'fill in' the rest to fit your own POV...accuracy is
not high on your list of concerns.
It's funny NDAvenue...I just had a conversation with them about this very topic ;-)
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I'm sure you did. Keep up the good work.
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give some thought to why the USA has “an embarrassment of vaccines.”
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Please...no more "Warp Speed" claims for Trump...pretty please...
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your thinking is too small. shameful.
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You are correct, he's in a very, very small minority who try the denigrate
Trump over Operation Warp Speed