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In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Leaked Document Reveals ‘Shocking’ Terms of Pfizer’s International Vaccine Agreements, AmericanInTokyo wrote:

Seeking common ground here, with the realities at work: You would agree with me, right?, on one thing and that is as of today, and over the past several weeks, the prevailing percentage of patients hospitalized for COVID in the United States in the various states, is unvaccinated vs those who have had some form of vaccination or vaccinations.

On that we can agree? I have been reading news source after news source, and seeing hospital report after hospital report in Louisiana, North Carolina, Kentucky, South Dakota, Alabama, etc. and it is all the same. (And upwards of 70%, 80% 90% territory.)

I can see where we are going to fail to reach common ground. You're still relying on the MSM which told us Biden won the most votes in history, the election was fair, Kamala is smart, Hillary is selfless, etc.

We keep learning about the corruption and lies of Wuhan Fauci, the CDC and NIH but you are still trusting them, while I am not.

Real world data from foreign countries steadily match lab results and anecdotes revealing time and time again that the vaccinated have suppressed immune systems, are spreading and contracting Covid freely, and sadly, some of them are dying.

So no, no common ground between your reliance on sources and mine.

I think maybe you cloud the issue with a bunch of smokescreens and needless distractions and completely ignore the central point of my statement which was on COVID in the USA these days.

So in reply, I would say, point me now to your specific news sources, including URL links, that show a preponderance or great majority of current hospitalizations in the United States for COVID (both on ventilation, or intubated or otherwise in ICUs etc) is of vaccinated (mRNA vaccines) over patients who were unvaccinated or under-vaccinated (one administration). You can provide the names of hospitals that also relate that, or any state health agency, or any news outlet.

So what news sources do you cite for our work? I would like to know them? Do you just make up stuff and make claims on FR?

Just from reading, there are scores of local US newspapers, local hospital staff interviews, TV news including Fox News outlets locally, state health agencies reports and data. If we accept none of this, what do we do and how do we form your opinion about the real world around one?

It would be simply exhausting to supply them all here. For example here is FOX News 13 in Memphis in the summer with a video report (linked) called: "Hospital workers show frustration with unvaccinated as COVID cases pile up"

Link: https://www.fox13memphis.com/news/local/hospital-workers-show-frustration-with-unvaccinated-covid-cases-pile-up/XNNGDQVNEVEGBFQ6LY3GGS2IIY/

(Interview with Christin Belle, Administrative Nursing Director for Methodist LeBonheur Hospitals)