Bennett: Vaccines may be less effective against Delta strain

Israeli National News ^

[MNDude]

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is currently holding a consultation regarding the new wave of COVID-19 infections in the Kirya in Tel Aviv.

"Right now there is a growing opinion that the protection afforded by existing vaccines against the Delta strain is weaker than we hoped. We do not know exactly to what level the vaccine helps, but significantly less than we thought. We all hope to see the virus slowed, but so far, it hasn't happened. Those who hoped that the vaccines alone would solve the problem are mistaken. We need a strategy that brings as many vaccines as possible on the one hand, but on the other hand, also understands the limitations of the vaccines.

[cgbg]

Life is all about weighing risks and benefits.

The problem is that real facts are very hard to come by, liars are a dime a dozen, Big Pharma and .gov cannot be trusted, so we are talking about making a decision with very little trustworthy information.

What I do in such situations is....nothing.

No vaccines for me.

[Mom MD]

depends on the actual numbers not percentages. 60% of the total cases can be a small number - as there aren’t many unvaccinated to get sick it likely is a small total number. If no danger of overwhelming the health care system nothing to do. Not that masks and lockdowns do anything anyways

[walkingdead]

Well had we paid attention to past animal trials, instead of supposed antibody creation, we would have known that the problem with these “vaccines” was never with antibody production, the problem happens when the vaccinated are exposed to the natural virus. Quite simply the antibodies produced did not stop the infection bery well.

[Bulwyf]

I had to put the truck into four wheel drive just to get down the main highway here. Crazy.

[Bulwyf]

Just to be clear, yes I’m mocking you.

Have a blessed day heh.