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The Delta Variant did not become the dominant strain in the UK until June of 2021....The game changed when the Delta Variant and others made the experimental vaccines obsolete.

The only "game changer" I see is that Covid-19 vaccines to prevent death.

If you look at those same Worldometer graphs for India, you will see an even more impressive drop in both cases and deaths. India, with a much lower vaccination rate than the US or England, had a huge Covid spike in the Spring. It ended in late June and there has been no increase since then. India used Ivermectin and other treatments, as well as the vaccines.

In the US, Florida and several other southern states saw huge drops in cases after they ramped-up the monoclonal anti-body program. This seemed to alarm the Biden administration, so they put a squeeze on the supply, forcing Florida to buy directly from the manufacturers.

I am unvaccinated, but will not try to talk anyone out of taking them. I do not have a smug attitude of invincibility, and take several OTC products that have been reported as Covid prophylactics.

I do not claim that vaccines aren't effective in providing most people with a temporary protection against a severe case of Covid, but I am leery of them because some prominent medical authorities - along with everyday doctors - have predicted the vaccines will have deleterious effects in the long term, some of which are already showing up in clinical practice.

Wrong. The chart shows that the Delta variant is more contagious yet less deadly. That’s it. That’s exactly what vax hesitant experts predicted would happen and why they opposed mass vaccination. In fact, one even said what’s occurring is the worst case scenario.