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NIH Director Francis Collins discusses the potential emergence of an "Omega" variant during an interview with Hugh Hewitt. The hosts speculate that the naming of new variants like Lambda and Omega is part of a strategic effort to maintain public concern and justify ongoing medical interventions.
Newsweek Doomsday Variant Cover and COVID-19 Fear Tactics
Newsweek published a cover story titled "The Doomsday Variant" regarding the Lambda variant of COVID-19, questioning if future mutations will attack the brain and heart. The reporting is characterized as a fear-based tactic to scare the public into submission. While vaccines are marketed as preventing serious illness, their inability to stop transmission is noted as a shift in the official narrative.
Reports suggest the VAERS database may have been altered to reduce the reported number of vaccine-related deaths from 12,000 to 6,000. Meanwhile, a hospital in Houston reported the first US case of the Lambda variant, which originated in Peru. The Lambda variant is being introduced to the media cycle as the Delta variant's potential successor in public health concerns.
COVID-19 Variants, Lambda Variant and WHO Designations
The discussion covers the emergence of the Lambda variant of COVID-19, which the World Health Organization (WHO) has designated as a "variant of interest." A news clip features a health official stating that viruses "mutate for a living," a phrase the hosts mock as scripted copy. The segment explains the WHO's scaling system from "variant of interest" to "variant of concern" based on transmissibility and disease severity.
