COVID AND THE VACCINE - TRUTH, LIES, AND MISCONCEPTIONS REVEALED, page-8717

Dr Brugger,

You need to analysis the risk profiles of the people both before and after vaccination.

Covid-19 is a disease that mainly effects the elderly and other people with co-morbities.
with age
The risk profile for an unvaccinated individual rises quite dramatically with age.

To cover this high risk group vaccination programs aimed to vaccinate these high risks groups first.

Now the statistics can be quite striking. Using data on England on the Delta variant up to 3 September 2021, what the statistics show is that the highest risk group for death was the Unvaccinated over 50s. They had a 1 in 2,216 chance of catching and dying from the Delta variant. However, as at 30 June 2021, the Unvaccinated over 50s only accounted for 1.6% of the population.

Now the next highest risk group was the Fully Vaccinated Over 50s. If you were in this group you had a 1 in 18,607 chance of having caught and died from the Delta Strain. This represents an 88% reduction in risk compared to the same age group who are Unvaccinated. However, because of priorities to vaccinated the most at risk first, they constitute 32.5% of the England population, or are 20 times the size of their Unvaccinated age group. So even though they have an 88% reduction in risk of death from Delta strain, their deaths of 1,054 far exceed the 437 deaths in the Unvaccinated over 50s.

Now based on data in England up until 3 September, those under 50, had a risk of catching and dying from the delta strain in excess of 1 in 200,000. less than 1 tenth the risk of fully vaccinated over 50s and nearly less than 1 hundred the risk of the unvaccinated over 50s. There was only a total of 154 deaths from Delta in the under 50s, vaccinated and unvaccinated.

What this means is, if you vaccinate a very, very, very high risk group such that they then become just very high risk. then this group will continue to dominate the deaths even when they are nearly all vaccinated. It does not necessarily mean the vaccinations are no longer effective.

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0	SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern and variants under investigation in England Technical briefing 22 3 September 2021
1	Delta Infection Rate
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3	Est. Population as at 30th June 2021		Vaccination Status	Cases			Est. Infection Rate ( 1 in )	Relative Infection Rate		Overnight Hospitalisation	Hospitalisation Rate %	Relative Hospitalation Rate	Est Pop/Hospitalisations	Relative risk of Hospitalisation		Deaths	Mortality Rate %	Relative Mortality Rate		Est Pop/Death
4	Under 50:
5	22,027,705	36.5%	Unvaccinated	212,989			103	1.0		3,742	1.7569%	1.0	5,887	1.0		99	0.0465%	1.0		222,502
6			Vaccinated:
7	8,036,244	13.3%	- 2 Doses	62,403			129	0.8		521	0.8349%	0.5	15,425	0.4		37	0.0593%	1.3		217,196
8	5,916,332	9.8%	- >=21 days Dose 1	74,255			80	1.3		476	0.6410%	0.4	12,429	0.5		8	0.0108%	0.2		739,541
9	3,147,243	5.2%	- < 21 Days Dose 1	27,715			114	0.9		248	0.8948%	0.5	12,690	0.5		6	0.0216%	0.5		524,541
10
11			- Unlinked	43,327						111	0.2562%					4	0.0092%
12
13	39,127,524	64.8%	Total Under 50	420,689			93	1.1		5,098	1.2118%	0.7	7,675	0.8		154	0.0366%	0.8		254,075
14
15	Over 50:
16	968,283	1.6%	Unvaccinated	6,724			144	0.7		1,322	19.6609%	11.2	732	8.0		437	6.4991%	139.8		2,216
17			Vaccinated:
18	19,611,831	32.5%	- 2 Doses	51,420			381	0.3		2,651	5.1556%	2.9	7,398	0.8		1,054	2.0498%	44.1		18,607
19	657,533	1.1%	- >=21 days Dose 1	6,622			99	1.0		336	5.0740%	2.9	1,957	3.0		118	1.7819%	38.3		5,572
20	60,318	0.1%	- < 21 Days Dose 1	277			218	0.5		36	12.9964%	7.4	1,675	3.5		10	3.6101%	77.7		6,032
21
22			- Unlinked	6,064						29	0.4782%	0.3				25	0.4123%	8.9
23
24	21,297,965	35.2%	Total Over 50	71,107			300	0.3		4,374	6.1513%	3.5	4,869	1.2		1,644	2.3120%	49.7		12,955
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26	60,425,489		Total	491,796			123	0.8		9,472	1.9260%	1.1	6,379	0.9		1,798	0.3656%	7.9		33,607

Regards

SP