It appears that the UK study that found that 94% of Covid deaths occur in the vaccinated is more grievous than I first thought. When looking into the numbers in more details, we find that the study was focused mainly on old people, of whom 94% are vaccinated with two or more shots.
This means that the death rate of 94% proves that the vaccine is no better than no vaccine at all. However, there's an ominous detail worth noting. Those with less than three shots were more likely to die than those with no vaccine at all. Only those with three shots or more were better protected than the unvaccinated.
This suggests that the vaccine causes ADE, a vaccine related condition in which protection fades over time until it becomes negative. A booster is then required in order to regain protection, but this fades, and another shot is needed. A vicious cycle ensues.
I haven't checked to see if this is in fact what the figures from the UK study suggests, but the need for a booster, and the rate at which protection fades suggest to me that this is what's happening.
Simply pointing this out is enough to induce dread among the vaccinated, so it's another bit of trivia that can be used in our strategy of dread and hope. Everybody knows by now that the vaccine fades. They know that a booster is necessary. Suggesting that the vaccine has induced ADE in people is no longer a crazy idea.
However, we should not use this assertion as a sledge hammer. As soon as we point out this possibility, we should point out that ADE may be restricted to a small portion of the vaccinated, and that it may be a temporary condition that the body is able to heal.
The message should always focus on hope. Taking the vaccine was a mistake, but nature is able to fix things. Those who refrain from taking the boosters will be better off in the long run, and nature may in the end heal us completely.
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