Covid-19: The big confusion

91,608 positive cases were recorded in France this Thursday, December 23, 2021. A record since the beginning of the epidemic. The more we vaccinate, the more the virus spreads!

The figures published this December 23, 2021 by Santé Publique France are edifying. More than 91,000 Covid-19 contaminations noted in one day. The previous record, set on November 7, 2020 with 86,852 cases was pulverized. The Minister of Health, Olivier Véran, indicated during the day, that we would quickly arrive, probably between Christmas and New Year to more than 100,000 contaminations per day!

“Disorganization of the society”

Figures that are frightening. So much so that the president of the Scientific Council, Professor Jean-François Delfraissy, intervened to warn that at the rate of propagation of the virus, the current Delta variant and especially the next Omicron variant, risked causing “a disorganization of society”. The virus would be the cause of numerous sick days, absenteeism, preventing companies from operating normally.
This 5ᵉ wave (Delta) pushed itself by a 6ᵉ wave (Omicron) could generate a strong pressure on the care system. Indeed, 16,060 people are currently hospitalized for Covid-19 or 323 admissions in one day. There are also 179 additional deaths in 24 hours.

Is vaccination ineffective?

It is difficult to understand this epidemic rebound when, now, 51,585,838 people have a complete vaccination schedule in France (76.5%). And one-third of the eligible population (21.7 million people) has received the “booster dose” ie the 3ᵉ dose.
If vaccines were effective, we should see a reversal of the curves.
It must be noted that the more we vaccinate, the less we stop the epidemic. The question is raised as to whether vaccines would not weaken our immune system to the point of facilitating infection?
In any case, this government’s health policy is throwing doubt and confusion into society and risks causing clashes, as is currently happening in Guadeloupe.

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