1/Public is being told # covid cases is rising bc ppl r not getting vax. Think abt that. Why is # rising when MORE ppl get vax everyday? Let me explain:
— AMM, MD (@AMcA32449832) July 17, 2021
2/My graph shows as more ppl were getting vax, less ppl were getting sick. But now as we have the most # vaccinated we have ever had, the cases r rising. I see this as due to 3 reasons, all of which are CAUSED by the vaccine:
1. More contagious strains—When there is a mix of… pic.twitter.com/LuHCvkPXkd— AMM, MD (@AMcA32449832) July 17, 2021
3/…vaccinated & unvaccinated, it drives the pathogen to mutate so that the vaccine is less effective against that. Medical community says this is bc ppl r now refusing vax. Incorrect. The pblm started at the beginning of vax campaign, & I said it then. U cannot have successful…— AMM, MD (@AMcA32449832) July 17, 2021
4/…control through vaccine if the vax rollout is too slow. U need to have all vax in place, for everyone, everywhere, then administer as quickly as possible. Instead, there was very limited supply, meaning it was a tiered rollout. Not only that, but many other countries do not…— AMM, MD (@AMcA32449832) July 17, 2021
5/…even have a vax right now. Those mutant strains came abt at a time when all the vax were being administered that we had. But that was way too slow. It took over 6mo until we got2where we have vax but no one to give them to (bc of refusal). 6 months rollout of inadequate…— AMM, MD (@AMcA32449832) July 17, 2021
6/…supply is what drove creation of those strains for which vax is less effective.
2. Vax protection is wearing off, & daily there r more&more breakthrough ifx (ppl who were vaccinated, but now have covid). If your vax is going to be effective for only a matter of months, THAT…— AMM, MD (@AMcA32449832) July 17, 2021
7/…will drive mutations even more, bc strains will develop that can resist a lowered level of immunity until it can adapt to overcome a higher level of that same immunity, rendering the vax ineffective in EVERYONE.
3. We know this vax does not prevent infection; rather, it…— AMM, MD (@AMcA32449832) July 17, 2021
8/…protects against severe disease. Furthermore, after vax, ppl r told they can go around unmasked & resume life like before. That would be fine if the vax PREVENTED INFECTION and spread, but it does not. Look at the recent British naval vessel that had over 100 vaccinated…— AMM, MD (@AMcA32449832) July 17, 2021
9/…sailors test positive for covid during routine testing (asymptomatic). This PROVES there is not only infection amongst those vaccinated, but that they r capable of transmission as well.This means that the vaccinated population is CREATING symptomatic cases in the unvaccinated— AMM, MD (@AMcA32449832) July 17, 2021