How about we do it from different source? Here's what the BBC says.
So far, 50 million people have had a first vaccine dose - about 87% of over-12s. More than 45 million - about 79% of over-12s - have had both doses.
https://www.bbc.com/news/health-55274833
I was a little high.. yes. I was thinking about 'adults' already, not "All population". But, it's still a large % of the population. To be honest with an "effectiveness" calculation, you have to consider the population % of the two groups.
Even with assuming 80% vaccination, the infection numbers and the death numbers are still atrocious compared to the unvaxxed and partially vaxxed. What do you think regarding that? These numbers are alarming. At first I thought it can't be that bad, but the UK report clearly shows that the vaccinated are who is getting sick and dying, at least in the UK. It certainly wouldn't seem to support the idea that vaccines should be mandated.
Also, how is it there is still any kind of pandemic with 98% of adults showing antibodies in blood tests? The problem is that those who are vaxxed are the ones who are catching and dying of COVID19. At a minimum it shows that there isn't some kind of 95% effectiveness against infection and death.