Do You Lose Fully Vaccinated Status 3 Months After Your Final COVID-19 Jab Dose?

The medical establishment and mainstream media have worked overtime pumping the “Pandemic of the Unvaccinated” narrative.

Their ability to lie and deceive with statistics has fooled the public into buying that fearmongering sales pitch.

But the entanglement of lies is slowly coming undone.

WLT reported months ago how the CDC manipulates the number of vaccinated and unvaccinated cases.

According to their definition, you’re not fully vaccinated until at least 14 days post your final COVID-19 jab dose.

This purposely misleading statistic has enabled the media to fuel the false “Pandemic of the Unvaccinated” narrative.

But another discovery, now deleted from local government sources, presents another clue to how they’re getting away with this falsehood.

The finding comes from the St. Louis County Department of Public Health website.

The definition of “fully vaccinated person” contained the following:

“Additionally, 3 months from the last dose, a person is no longer considered to be a Fully Vaccinated Person.”

Indeed this definition was there on aug 10, 2021 but it was removed on aug 16, 2021. Source: WayBack Machine (https://t.co/F3kdl84VVN) pic.twitter.com/eKBYhw3AWM

— CCDomesticus (@CcDomesticus) August 16, 2021

You’ll notice from August 10, 2021, on the Fifth Amended Quarantine and Isolation Order, the “fully vaccinated person” definition clearly states you’re no longer fully vaccinated 3 months from the last dose.

“Fully Vaccinated Person” means a person who 14 days prior received a second dose of a 2 dose series or 14 days prior received one dose of a single dose vaccine.  A person is not fully vaccinated until this time period of 14 days from the last date of the required dose has lapsed. Additionally, after 3 months from the last dose, a person is no longer considered to be a Fully Vaccinated Person.

The St. Louis County Department of Public Health has updated this page to the Sixth Amended Quarantine and Isolation Order. Here’s is the updated “fully vaccinated person” definition:

“Fully Vaccinated Person” means a person who 14 days prior received a second dose of a 2 dose series or 14 days prior received one dose of a single dose vaccine.  A person is not fully vaccinated until this time period of 14 days from the last date of the required dose has lapsed.

The updated version matches the CDC’s flawed fully vaccinated definition.

That raises the question of the 3-month portion deleted from the Fifth Amended Quarantine and Isolation Order.

Was this a simple, honest mistake?

Or, did this particular health agency publish a piece of information that wasn’t supposed to be publicly available?

For statistical accuracy, I think it warrants an investigation.

https://twitter.com/Anonylyzer13/status/1429900887208579077

Source: St. Louis County Department of Public Health
2019 Novel Coronavirus (“COVID-19”)
Fourth Amended Quarantine and Isolation Order

— Platform X Don't Tread on the Becks (@ai_jared) August 23, 2021

The screenshot and definitions are from the St. Louis County Department of Public Health – Fourth Amended Quarantine and Isolation Order (updated Feb. 16, 2021): https://t.co/V5vb4TLTqN https://t.co/DAFOiSxqYI

— Amanda (@AmandaLuvsRoses) August 20, 2021

If this deleted definition still constitutes fully vaccinated, to what degree has this skewed the statistics and pushed the “Pandemic of the Unvaccinated” narrative.