Alex Berenson

2021-09-02 01:22:04 The New England Journal of Medicine has just published a letter reporting that Covid vaccine protection among 19,000 healthcare workers in San Diego went from 94%+ March through June to 65% in July.

It also reported vaccinated and unvaccinated people were just about as likely to be symptomatic (which means they probably had similar viral loads and risks of spreading the illness - and so much for vaccines protecting people from symptomatic disease).

Worse, the 65% figure probably OVERSTATES real vaccine effectiveness, for three reasons:

1) It includes some people who were vaccinated in March and April and were still at or close to peak protection.

2) Healthcare workers are relatively young and healthy and thus more likely to have a strong immune response.

3) This included many people vaccinated with Moderna, which has a higher dose and thus may last slightly longer than Pfizer.

Boosters today, boosters tomorrow, boosters forever!

SOURCE: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2112981 Open / Comment

2021-09-02 01:21:41 URGENT: Five months = plunging COVID vaccine effectiveness
A new paper just out in the NEJM confirms human biology is the same everywhere. Open / Comment

2021-09-01 17:10:35 Don’t worry, though. It’s for your own good. (3/3) Open / Comment

2021-09-01 17:10:11 Open / Comment

2021-09-01 17:09:36 Wondering how someone can be “overdue” for a third dose WHEN THE US DOES NOT HAVE A SCHEDULE FOR THE THIRD DOSE - AND IT HAS NOT EVEN BEEN AUTHORIZED FOR MOST PEOPLE?

Yeah, me too.

Meanwhile, Israel is now making explicit that its citizens will NOT be considered for more than six months after the second dose. (2/3) Open / Comment

2021-09-01 17:09:10 Open / Comment

2021-09-01 17:08:38 Bigger piece - a fascinating Q+A with firefighters reluctant to be vaccinated - coming soon, but I wanted to put this out now: it is increasingly clear that whether they realize it or not, people have not signed up for a “vaccine” but for a lifetime of mRNA therapeutics (assuming the side effects don’t make dosing impossible). This is a screenshot for a patient at a hospital in Maryland: (1/3) Open / Comment

2021-09-01 17:07:57 Bonus vaccines
If two shots are good, three must be better. Open / Comment

2021-08-31 19:31:46 Don’t worry, though. You can be confident this has nothing to do with political pressure to push boosters or vaccines for kids or the full “approval” that came last week.

Nothing to see here, folks! Open / Comment

2021-08-31 19:31:09 Open / Comment