Unvaccinated rates don't drop as anticipated: the disappointment of vaccine proponents

Unvaccinated rates don't drop as anticipated: the disappointment of vaccine proponents

A person recounts knowing several individuals who received seven doses of the ELbichito vaccine and remain perfectly healthy. "That is not what you promised," they lament. The phrase summarizes a sentiment that has circulated in certain circles: the expectation that the unvaccinated would pay a high price for their rejection of immunization. But reality is stubborn: the unvaccinated remain alive, which frustrates those who expected a kind of biological justice.

Mortality data fueling the debate

in the discussion, figures from pharmacovigilance are cited, comparing mortality associated with ELbichito vaccines to those of the traditional childhood immunization schedule. According to this data, cobi19 vaccines have an incidence rate of 8 deaths per million doses, versus 0.5 per million for classic vaccines. Among the elderly and individuals with pre-existing conditions, this figure rises to 53 per million. In Spain, this would equate to around 500 deaths attributed to vaccination, although the Spanish Agency of Medicine insists that temporality does not imply causality.

Some maintain that life expectancy has not fallen, but rather continues to increase, and that mortality has been concentrated in specific groups. The idea is even proposed of going to the cemetery and noting down death ages to verify the manipulation of statistics. Others, conversely, argue that the vaccine was a large-scale experiment and that the pharmaceutical industry has been the major beneficiary: bespoke contracts, falsified figures, and commissions that are still being paid.

The case of India and the pharmaceutical companies' refusal

the discussion also includes the controversy surrounding trials in India. It is reported that Indian authorities reportedly accepted evaluating vaccine efficacy privately, but the pharmaceutical companies refused, arguing they had already provided their assessment. This episode fuels mistrust in the industry and reinforces the idea that information was not always transparent.

Meanwhile, official statistics show that life expectancy continues to rise, which dismantles the theory of demographic collapse. The disappointment of those who expected punishment for the unvaccinated meets the evidence that mortality has not skyrocketed. The debate, far from closing, leaves on the table uncomfortable questions regarding pandemic management and the economic interests that surrounded it.