Name:   MartiniMan - Subject:   Very important message for Martini Date:   7/22/2021 10:47:26 AM

Well that's my bad for thinking the 60% was from CDC. Breakthrough cases seem to be way worse in Israel and as much as I hate to say it I trust their data more than the CDC.  And as we saw with the nutty Texas state legislators who were all vaccinated there is something amiss here.  I am going to make a bet that some time down the road we are going to learn that the vaccines are not working nearly as well with the Delta variant but they withheld that data so people will still get vaccinated.  It's just a guess, but given the history of lies and flip flops with CDC and NIH it wouldn't surprise me.

Like I said, assuming we can trust what CDC is saying which is questionable at times, it does appear that the vaccine is helpful for those that do have a breakthrough infection and if you are at risk that alone may be worth taking a chance on the vaccine.  I had not heard the final approval results are going to be done by the fall.  They certainly should have enough data given the hundreds of millions that have gotten the vaccine to know how effective it is and the rates of adverse reactions and deaths.

Saw something funny that I repeated below:

Lab Rat 1 - "Hey, did you get the COVID-19 vaccine yet?"

Lab Rat 2 - "Nah, I am waiting for the human trials to be finished."

Funny....but only because of the element of truth.  I really hope there is no "oh chit" moment when the results come in.  But one thing for sure, the number of adverse reactions and deaths associated with these vaccines are stunningly high compared to other approved vaccines.  Whether that collateral damage ends up being worth it will take some time to sort out and will be highly controversial.