The headline sounds promising. “COVID vaccines are not needed for healthy kids and teens.” It’s something that at least a few of us knuckle-dragging Deplorables have been saying since April of 2021. Kids didn’t become vectors until after the ‘Experts’ insisted they got The Jab.
Prior to implementation, there were no COVID deaths in the 20 and under age group in our state or most states. The masking and remote learning did more damage, followed by Jabs that killed more kids than COVID, including making them more susceptible to it. And here’s where we get the mixed messaging from the WHO’s down in Whoville.
On the one hand (reformatted):
Healthy children and teens likely don’t need COVID-19 vaccinations, according to updated guidance posted on the website of the World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday. WHO’s Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization (SAGE) met last week to create a revised roadmap for COVID vaccinations. The new roadmap defines three priority groups — high, medium and low — based on the “risk of severe disease and death” when contracting the virus.
Healthy kids between 6 months and 17 years old are now deemed low priority.
The WHO wants to focus on “immunizing” those at high risk of severe disease, like the elderly or adults with comorbidities. And “Children who have compromised immune systems or existing health conditions should still get the COVID vaccine due to the higher risk of severe disease, the agency said.”
No mention of how scaring parents or guardians or people who jabbed kids without consent compromised their immune systems and created health conditions. In other words, according to the World Health Organization, you don’t need to Jab kids anymore, but if the Jab they didn’t need made them a high-risk candidate by compromising their immune system or causing a health condition, jab them again.
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