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Sep 16, 2021 4 tweets 2 min read Read on X
The myth of the Pandemic of the Unvaccinated is being dismantled brick by lying brick.

An excellent new study out of Wisconsin demonstrates that (as many foresaw) the US is now well into a rapidly growing #PandemicOfTheVaccinated.

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There are several recently published studies that evince similar findings. And the data out of Israel over the past few months is virtually incontrovertible on the question, but this new study is very well-designed, with results difficult to dispute.

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medrxiv.org/content/10.110…
Findings:

1) Asymptomatic fully vaccinated are carrying around extremely infectious high viral loads. You are MUCH MORE likely (82%) to contract Covid from an asymptomatic fully vaccinated person than from an asymptomatic unvaccinated person (29%).

Read that again.

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2) You are EQUALLY as likely to contract Covid from a symptomatic vaccinated (69%) as from an symptomatic unvaccinated (68%).

Bottom Line: It is increasingly apparent that the current case spike in the US is being driven as much or more by vaccinated as unvaccinated.

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