Just come across this article in The Guardian which has a doctor saying that his hospital is full of the untaxed, thought I'd been reading of late that the vaccinated were getting infected at the same rate, anyone know any more please?
The vaccinated don't get sick enough to need ICU.
Not actually true.
The vaccinated according to UKHSA are less likely to need hospital treatment. However they are more likely to catch Sars-COV-2 and pass it on.
And there's a bigger picture (being conveniently missed by the politicians and media - I wonder why?).
It's obvious from the world data... https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths
...that the vaccines are driving the disease.
The mechanism may not be fully understood yet but it's undeniable from the data. It's probably related to the forcing of variants by vaccinating during a pandemic with an experimental drug that doesn't prevent infection or spread (see Geert Vanden Bossche).
Look at the US states. There's increasing evidence that the more vaccinated are doing worse (it's not as obvious as world data because the difference is much less between states than between countries).
Same in Ireland, the most vaxxed county, Waterford, has the most cases.
In Gibraltar with 140% vaxed, they are cancelling Christmas - are the unvaccinated to blame for that? There aren't any!
So the unvaccinated are in hospital more, but only because people are unwittingly spreading the virus by taking up the vaccine. They are also "shedding" toxins onto the unvaccinated. Loads of otherwise healthy unvaccinated people are out of nowhere coming down with unexplained immune problems and lymph node issues.
And you also have to take into account that the vaccine itself is hospitilising loads of people.
There are some global exceptions like Australia and NZ which closed borders early etc. Everywhere else pretty much all the vaccinated countries are doing worse than the unvaxed.
There are some global exceptions like Australia and NZ which closed borders early etc.
So you're saying lockdowns work! That's new for this website.