UK Data Shows COVID Infection Rates Higher Among Fully Vaccinated

Data trends around the world have recently indicated that the COVID-19 shot is likely not as effective as many in the mainstream media, pharmaceutical companies, and “public health experts” previously predicted. Just less than a year ago many of the aforementioned parties were consistently touting that Pfizer’s COVID-19 shot is “95 percent effective.”

Various institutions including the United States Center for Disease Control & Prevention have defined the event of a person receiving the full COVID-19 shot doses and later on falling ill with the virus regardless as a “breakthrough” case, implying that it is a rare event.

Data stemming from the United Kingdom and many other nations seem to paint a different picture regarding breakthrough cases, with recent numbers indicating that COVID-19 infection rates among jabbed patients are now similar or higher in all age groups of 30 or older.

“10.1 UPDATE: UK CoV2 infection rates among fully vaxxed are now similar or higher in all age cohorts ≥30. They’re lower in younger cohorts but still significant,” read a post on Twitter. “Both vaxxed & unvaxxed get infected & in most age groups, the vaxxed moreso, which renders vaccine passports useless.”