January 22, 2021
A “Bad” Sign for the Vaccination Propaganda
In the politically correct and globalist office umDIGI24 the first question marks are beginning to appear concerning the Saviour vaccine… had I said it, I should once again have been accused of being a denialist, so I leave it to the propagandists to speak:
“Israel warned on Wednesday that analyses made by experts show that a single dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine offers less protection than was initially hoped, the country having reported on Monday a record of 10,000 new Covid infections.
Thus, the rise in the number of cases diminishes the optimism about the country’s advanced immunisation programme, even though Israel leads the ranking as regards the vaccination campaign, having by Tuesday vaccinated 2.2 million persons with the first dose, of whom 422,000 also received the second dose. Most Israelis were vaccinated with the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, very few receiving the other vaccine authorised in that country, the one produced by Moderna.
According to the data of this analysis, the protection offered by the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine after the administration of the first dose is significantly lower, at 33%, than the initial estimate of 89% from the clinical trials.
The British government’s scientific adviser, Patrick Vallance, admitted on Wednesday on Sky News that ‘in real-world practice things are rarely as good as during the trials’.
Nevertheless, although ‘probably (the vaccine’s efficacy) will not be as high in practice, I do not think it will be as low as these figures suggest’ offered by the Israeli experts, he added.
The London government’s concern is generated above all by the fact that Great Britain is one of the countries that delayed the administration of the second dose in order to try to maximise the number of persons receiving the first dose of the serum.”
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