More COVID-19 vaccination megasites opened this week across the country, including at a casino in Missouri and at Yankee Stadium in New York — where a as it opened on Friday to local residents.
And all of a sudden, here we are, living in an end times Christian movie from the 1990's. Mass injection megasites, a terrified population, lockdowns, mandatory mask wearing, and all for a 'killer virus' with a 99% recovery rate. And what would this movie be without Christian persecution in the form of social media bans and enforced church closings. Joseph Robinette Biden could change his name to Nicolae Jetty Carpathia and no one would even blink at this point. That's how far along we are right now.
"Behold ye among the heathen, and regard, and wonder marvellously: for I will work a work in your days, which ye will not believe, though it be told you." Habakkuk 1:5 (KJB)
You know what all those NFL stadiums remind me of, right? Roman colosseums where all those people who sat drinking beer and eating hot dogs, cheering as the Christians were fed to the lions, that's what. I have a sinking feeling that we shall soon see the reasons why billions have been spent to put up all those NFL megasites across the county. Now what could all this possibly have to do with Bill Gates suddenly becoming America's largest farm land owner? Come on now, keep up, these are the end times after all.
BILL GATES BECOMES AMERICA’S LARGEST FARMLAND OWNER WITH SHOCK PURCHASE OF 242,000 ACRES, WILL IT BE FOR FOOD PRODUCTION OR FEMA CAMPS FOR ANTI-VAXXERS?
More COVID-19 vaccine megasites open nationwide, including at Yankee Stadium
FROM CBS NEWS: Legendary MLB player Mariano Rivera was there, encouraging people to get their shots. "Now, it's time to support you and let you know that it's okay to be vaccinated," Rivera said.
More sites are on the way. In California, Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara County will become the state's biggest vaccination site when it opens early next week, according to the county and the San Francisco 49ers. The goal is to be able to vaccinate as many as 15,000 people there a day.
The news came after NFL commissioner Roger Goodell told President Joe Biden in a letter dated Thursday that the league is making all of its 32 stadiums available as vaccination sites for the general public, Michael George reported for "CBS This Morning: Saturday."
All that real estate may be needed. Another COVID vaccine could be on the way in the United States. Johnson & Johnson filed with the Food and Drug Administration on Thursday for emergency use authorization approval for its one-dose vaccine. Once given the green light, Johnson & Johnson said it expects to supply 100 million doses to the country by June.
The vaccine is 85% effective against the most serious virus symptoms, and 66% effective overall at preventing moderate to severe disease. It would be the third vaccine available on the market, joining Pfizer's and Moderna's stressed supplies
"Clearly, we don't have enough of the Moderna, Pfizer RNA vaccines right at this point to deal with the pandemic in the U.S., let alone the world," said former FDA chief scientist Dr. Jesse Goodman.
More than 26 million COVID-19 cases have now been reported across the United States, and nearly 460,000 people have died due to the virus. Over 36 million vaccine shots currently on the market have been administered nationwide, and 7.5 million people are now fully vaccinated. READ MORE
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