Those of us who pointed out last September that the vaccinated had higher infection rates than the unvaccinated were blasted with 'fact checks'. But the fact checks were wrong then, and they're even more wrong now.
Why has Omicron infected far more people than earlier variants, despite arriving when almost everyone is vaccinated? Analysis of antibody data raises the possibility the vaccines themselves may be driving it.
Data from New Zealand show the vaccinated are up to six times more likely to be infected than the unvaccinated, casting further doubt on the efficacy of the vaccines.
The latest UKHSA vaccine report shows infection rates per 100,000 continue to be considerably higher in the vaccinated, as do death rates in the double-jabbed. Plus: Did boosting during the Omicron wave make it worse?
Analysis of UKHSA data finds vaccine effectiveness of two doses now highly negative against both infection and death. Three-dose effectiveness is negative against infection but strong against death, though slipping.
The last two weeks have brought three new studies finding negative efficacy for two vaccine doses, meaning the vaccinated are more likely to be infected than the unvaccinated.
Could the Covid vaccines actually be making us more susceptible to COVID-19? Former Google software engineer Mike Hearn explores this issue for the Daily Sceptic.
