New Data on the Omicron Booster Casts Doubt on Actual Efficacy

What a surprise

The continued push to get everyone vaccinated has led to some remarkably absurd assertions and infuriatingly inaccurate statements from supposed “experts.”

After well over a year of habitual inaccuracies emanating from the CDC, Rochelle Walensky, and many celebrity Twitter doctors based on the original “full vaccination” series, the misinformation has accelerated with the release of the new Omicron-targeted booster.

Two of the worst offenders have been Anthony Fauci and Ashish Jha, who used their influential public positions to purposefully distort reality and make ridiculous statements about the new booster:

Anthony Fauci & Ashish Jha Disqualify Themselves On the New Booster

But outside the claims shared by the so-called “experts,” there’s been very little data published on the bivalent booster that has been rushed out to the public.

Beyond the eight mice who received the new booster, there is one analysis out on the results in humans, with some important insights as to its actual efficacy.