CDC Says Definition of Fully Vaccinated May Change to Mean People Who Got All Boosters

Elvis Dunderhoff October 24, 2021

Yeah, you know – we kept saying this.

But Lord Fauci himself has also said it.

Axios:

Rochelle Walensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said Friday the U.S. “may need to update” its definition for what it means to have full vaccination against COVID.

The big picture: The CDC and the FDA have officially approved boosters with every authorized vaccine in the U.S. for people who meet specific requirements. Walensky explained that since not everyone is eligible for a booster, the definition has not been changed “yet.”

The app is going to register whether or not you’ve had your latest booster, and no one’s app will work unless they’ve had the latest booster.

Related: Almost Two Million Israelis Lose Their Green Pass Because They Didn’t Get Booster Shot

If you want to know your future, Western man, look at Israel and Australia.

This is a singular global agenda. All of these people are reading from the same playbook that was written before you ever heard the word “coronavirus” by the World Economic Forum, Bill Gates, Johns-Hopkins University, and Imperial College London.

There is no mystery about what happens next.

We keep telling you that.

We’re not making predictions with a crystal ball here, folks.

And the hammer is coming – down.

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