Ah I see.
The kids comment didnāt refer to anything in the Expose - just me ranting.
The (Daily) Expose sometimes present a bit of a jumble, so I didnāt try to follow the rest about the ages. Also PHE seem to choose different groupings so itās a bit too much to try to follow everything.
I mainly checked the 81% claim, which I think is correct.
The 4x came from my calculation. The problem was that the unvaxxed are younger, and die less frequently anyway, but how much less frequently? Without knowing this you canāt accurately interpret the 81% figure - though on its own it certainly means that the āPandemic of the Unvaccinatedā is a piece of deceitful propaganda (like a Curse of the Zombies!) which was used to tremendous effect in the US, where the CDC suppresses ābreakthroughā cases already (link NPR Cookie Consent and Choices)
I obtained a figure from somewhere (UK data I think), of 18 (Edit -I typed 19 by mistake) years for this (average) age difference between the vaxxed and unvaxxed, and from that I obtained a ratio of likelihood of dying of between 3 or 4 times for the older group (assumed average ages) compared to the younger group. The 81% to 19% ratio (above 4) edges ahead of even the 4.
I didnāt give links as I just looked around to crib these two figures, without particular care. For the ratio of the respective risk of dying for two age groups when there is a 19-years difference between their average ages, I found a couple of insurance tables and got two numbers, between 3 and 4.
Doesnāt the 500% claim apply to people who already have covid? If so I think Iāve seen it before, and thought it correct from what I saw. If memory serves, the last time I saw it it was the case that the vaxxed were much less likely to get covid but for those that did get covid the vaxed were more likely to die. (dit: that could be a result of vaccinationg people who already have immune from catching covid)
I think it may have been here, either in Dimacās post:
Link: Deaths from Delta infection in over 50s following 2 doses vaccine - #2 by Evvy_dense
or in my reply, or both.
In this Expose article it comes from this:
" ā¦ Therefore based on the unvaccinated death figures of 26 in the week beginning 11th September the case-fatality rate is 0.1%. However, when we carry out the same calculation for the fully vaccinated population with 101 deaths and 17,093 cases we can see that the case-fatality rate is 0.6%."
These figures are given by PHE tables 16 and 18. You need to scroll up to get Table 16.
Hope helpful.
Yeah the vaccine seems to be doing almost nothing to stop transmission these days.
David Davis MP makes that point in the Parliament speech posted by @Twirlip, that insisting on vaccination in big venues is therefore not for the public good, so should clearly a matter of an individual choice. And, that the purpose is therefore to force people to get the vaccine. Edit: This seems kind of obvious, but it should also be noted that he polled a third of the votes in his run-off with David Cameron for the Tory leadership, so he is likely in a position to know.
Cheers
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