[Sticw]

Are you saying that among those infected who are vaccinated, no more than 15-20% should be serious cases? Ok, I see your point. That's not the case even with UK data.

If I remember correctly, UK data showed the vaccinated, if kena infected, will have a higher chance of death. That is the troubling thing. 

I think it could be ADE. Or the vaccine cannot protect those who are older and already sick.

That's why I question the clinical data they use to justify their vaccination regime.

The next question is, while mRNA cannot cause direct infection given that there's no virus within the vaccine, but why is the correlation so high for places on mRNA yet getting breakthrough infection?

The mutation of a virus is independent of site but it seems like it's mutating everywhere and I wonder if mRNA gave the virus the right condition to very quickly mutate much more than its natural course.

Case in NZ, it is solely on Pfizer regime and cases picking up faster than before their vaccination program started? There was a country that they people disagree with vaccine and the govt yield. I wonder what's their infection rate like in the recent months of July to Sept. A proxy for comparison of the extreme ends of vaccine drive I guess...