By Dr Ron Brown
Ontario, Canada reported 5,790 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday, December 23, 2021, setting the province’s one-day record for new cases since the beginning of the pandemic: Ontario: Case numbers | COVID-19. Thursday’s numbers include 971 unvaccinated new cases compared to 4,392 fully vaccinated new cases—a rapidly rising trend over the past several weeks clearly showing that most new cases are now occurring in fully vaccinated people.
This comes as no surprise. According to public health officials, effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccines has been waning—but the truth is that the vaccines never had much efficacy to start with, having an approximate 1% absolute risk reduction according to a full analysis of data from the clinical trials that was never reported to the public. The absolute risk reduction of the Pfizer booster is not much better at around 2%: Pfizer/BioNTech Fail to Report Low Absolute Risk Reduction in COVID-19 Booster Vaccine Trial Results.
