If the COVID vaccines work, why are highly vaccinated countries like Israel and the United Kingdom seeing spikes in caseloads? That’s the loaded question that blogger Alex Berenson asks.
In a detailed outline using Pfizer’s own vaccine trial data, Berenson goes on to explain how the company came up with its positive results for its COVID vaccine. First, “they enrolled only a handful of the older people most at risk for COVID,” Berenson says.
That alone assured the trial would result in very few people developing serious infections in the trials. But more importantly, what most people — including the media — are missing is that very few UNVACCINATED people developed serious infections in the trials, as well.
Simply put, just 1 in 30,000 unvaccinated persons died in the mRNA trials. “This flaw means the trials couldn’t provide definitive evidence on how well the vaccines work against serious cases of COVID,” Berenson says.
Two other major flaws are evident, he adds: One, “they followed participants for only about two months after the second dose;” and two, “they ignored cases that occurred just after the first dose was given.”
They also failed to investigate the unexplained spike in deaths of elderly persons in the two weeks after vaccinations were given or to elaborate on the fact that “nursing home residents had a 40 percent higher chance of getting COVID in the two weeks after being vaccinated”
— a problem compounded by media, which failed to report it.
SOURCE: Alex Berenson July 12, 2021