Thread by @EmpireinWinter

In UK: 'the fully vaxxed pop. have accounted for the majority of Covid-19 deaths every single month since August 2021'

Using only figures from world's best available government data set: UK Health Surveillance Agency (HSA):
dailyexpose.uk/2021/12/11/rep…

'The official data shows the the vaccinated population have accounted for 56% of Covid-19 cases, 63% of hospitalisations, and 80% of deaths over the past 16 weeks in England.'

'the case-fatality rate among the not-vaccinated population is just 0.2%....

However, the case-fatality rate among the fully vaxxed population is much higher, equating to 0.8%. Therefore the fully vaccinated are 4 times...more likely to die if exposed to the Covid-19 virus'

'the hospitalisation-fatality rate among the not-vaccinated population is 26%.

But the hospitalisation-fatality rate among the fully vaccinated population is...higher equating to a shocking 63%.'

' the double / triple jabbed population have accounted for 3 in every 5 cases, 3 in every 5 hospitalisations, and 4 in every 5 Deaths over the past 4 months in England'

Direct from UKHSA most recent week:
Vaxxed: unvaxxed deaths ratio crosses over from parity at about 50 yrs to 728 vaxxed / 168 unvaxxed @ 70-79 years and 1290 vaxxed deaths / 200 unvaxxed deaths > 80 yrs.

Six vaxxed deaths for every unvaxxed death.

Vaxxed *rates* of death, given higher vaxxed population are still 1/3 the rates of unvaxxed, but is the protection sufficient to justify promoting the super spreader events that a passport gives access to?

Is this consistent with the stated goal of 'stopping the spread' or with an unstated goal of processing deaths at a burn rate manageable wrt ICU capacity.

Is this public protection or a high-viral-circulation pandemic-control theatre?

What numbers based on real-world outcomes of millions of cases (rather than the promises based on Pfizer's clinical trial) *would* justify the way vaccines and #VaxPassports are being used, much less #VaxMandates?

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UK Gov source:
assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/upl…