First Link:
"First, it’s hard to know yet if herd immunity would work for COVID-19 because it’s a new virus."
Nope we know all about it now. Its a covid virus of the Corona family.
"In fact, the volume of COVID-19 antibodies made drops after the illness ends. Researchers are unsure if that means any protection the antibodies provide against the virus also declines, or if with re-infection, the body would rapidly ramp-up antibody levels."
Nope. We know that the antibodies stay in the body and are ramped up for up to 2 years.
"Finally, the cost of letting people get infected can be fatal or have long-lasting side effects."
Nope. Less than 1% fatality rate if you are under 70 years old.
Second Link:
"In May, the Brazilian city of Manaus was devastated by a large outbreak of COVID-19."
Brazil is known for its vitamin deficiency along with many 3rd world countries. Studies show that the only people that die are those that are vitamin D deficient.
Most of the people that died in Italy were over 70.
Third link:
Sweden most of those who died were elderly. Same with surrounding countries.
they quote a vaccine is necessary for herd immunity in the US. Vaccines provide very narrow and patchy immunity for very short periods of time. No recorded herd immunity has ever happened with a vaccine.
Fourth link:
"“We're nowhere near that,” he explained. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has estimated that only about 9% of the U.S. population has actually been infected and is immune."
The fact that the WHO has already said PCR only shows that someone had the virus at some point, this means we've hit way over the 9% mark. This is either old news or fake news.
I don't have time to go through the other links, but so far looks like old news or uninformed reporters that don't know what they are talking about.
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