The latest data out of Scotland shows that the standardized case rate for the Fauci Flu is highest among those who took the two-dose (or more) injection regimen. Conversely, case rates are lowest among the unvaccinated.
What this trend suggests is a strong negative efficacy for the jabs, meaning the more injections a person gets, the worse off his or her immune system becomes – and the damage appears to be lasting, if not permanent.
Every week, Public Health Scotland (PHS) publishes a COVID-19 & Winter Statistical Report filled with data juxtaposing vaccinated versus unvaccinated health outcomes. The revelations are astounding.
The most recent report from PHS shows a clear rate of negative efficacy for the jabs. Immunity in the jabbed is on the decline, while the unvaccinated have the lowest rates of infection.
While the overall wave of omicron (moronic) is receding in Scotland, age-standardized case rates per 100,000 people are still high among the fully vaccinated. Cases among the unvaccinated, meanwhile, have been trailing off for at least the past month.
Oh, but there are far fewer unvaccinated people than vaccinated people, you might be thinking to yourself, so of course the numbers are going to be higher among the jabbed.
This would be true except for the fact that the data was already adjusted for this. All things considered, unvaccinated people had the lowest rates of infection out of the four cohorts, especially during the peak of moronic.
Even the triple-vaccinated are not any more protected than the double- or single-vaccinated. Only the unvaccinated seem to be protected against infection because their immune systems have not been damaged by the shots.
The data clearly shows that the unvaccinated had the shallowest
“wave” of moronic when it first hit. The most-affected groups,
conversely, were the double- and triple-vaccinated....<<<Read More>>>.....
