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OUR CURRENT TRUTH DAY QUESTION (26 October 2021):
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews suggested recently that booster shots may be required for those who are fully vaccinated in order to maintain their vaccination status, with booster shots potentially being required every six months.
Israel has already made it a requirement for individuals to have a booster shot in order to maintain their Green Pass, effectively banning more than a million people from participating normally in society.
CDC Director Rochelle Walensky has stated that the definition of ‘fully vaccinated’ may change as booster shots are rolled out, and Singapore is already administering booster shots to those 30 years of age and older.
Deputy Chief Medical Officer Michael Kidd claimed that “antibody levels fall over time and there is a risk of breakthrough infections where vaccinated people may become infected and at risk of transmitting COVID-19 to others”, and that a booster shot “turbocharges your immune response”.
A press release in July from Prime Minister Scott Morrison stated that the government has secured an “additional 85 million doses of Pfizer, which brings Australia’s total Pfizer doses to 125 million”. This is enough to vaccinate the entire population five times over, and this doesn’t include doses of AstraZeneca and Moderna.
How often will individuals be expected to received booster shots?
Where is the research to prove that regular booster shots are safe and effective?
Will fully vaccinated people be banned from participating normally in society if they haven’t received their booster shots?
For those people who have had a reaction to their first or second dose, will they still be required to have a booster shot and further put their health at risk?
Given that the government has secured so many doses of the vaccine, it has obviously planned to vaccinate people on a regular basis. What is the long-term plan and why do people need to receive so many vaccinations?
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews suggested recently that booster shots may be required for those who are fully vaccinated in order to maintain their vaccination status, with booster shots potentially being required every six months.
Israel has already made it a requirement for individuals to have a booster shot in order to maintain their Green Pass, effectively banning more than a million people from participating normally in society.
CDC Director Rochelle Walensky has stated that the definition of ‘fully vaccinated’ may change as booster shots are rolled out, and Singapore is already administering booster shots to those 30 years of age and older.
Deputy Chief Medical Officer Michael Kidd claimed that “antibody levels fall over time and there is a risk of breakthrough infections where vaccinated people may become infected and at risk of transmitting COVID-19 to others”, and that a booster shot “turbocharges your immune response”.
A press release in July from Prime Minister Scott Morrison stated that the government has secured an “additional 85 million doses of Pfizer, which brings Australia’s total Pfizer doses to 125 million”. This is enough to vaccinate the entire population five times over, and this doesn’t include doses of AstraZeneca and Moderna.
How often will individuals be expected to received booster shots?
Where is the research to prove that regular booster shots are safe and effective?
Will fully vaccinated people be banned from participating normally in society if they haven’t received their booster shots?
For those people who have had a reaction to their first or second dose, will they still be required to have a booster shot and further put their health at risk?
Given that the government has secured so many doses of the vaccine, it has obviously planned to vaccinate people on a regular basis. What is the long-term plan and why do people need to receive so many vaccinations?
