The COVID-19 Trend That the Mainstream Media Refuses to Talk About

With the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in full swing, some countries have vaccinated their citizens faster than others.

The mainstream media does their usual coverage.

Either praising countries for fast vaccine delivery or critiquing richer countries for not sharing doses.

But for the countries that have administered the most vaccines, there seems to be a recurring pattern with the majority of them.

There is a severe spike in COVID-19 cases and deaths for a period of time immediately following their vaccine rollout.

Of course, there haven been a couple of outliers but this trend is clear in most countries with huge vaccine rollouts compared to their population.

Take a look at the countries who distributed the most vaccines this past week:

https://twitter.com/redouad/status/1371467470637314049

And these countries have the highest rate of vaccination:

https://twitter.com/gezgintrk/status/1371567160045285376

Now, look at what happened to their curves upon the vaccine rollout:

The UK approved the @pfizer vaccine on Dec. 2, before anywhere else in the world, and aggressively started vaccinating seniors in late December. Right on schedule cases and deaths went up. The new variant got blamed somehow. https://t.co/f1DTqv2sVM

— Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) March 19, 2021

2/ Here are trends in Germany for comparison.

At this point I can’t think of a country where this has NOT occurred, large or small: the UAE, UK, Israel, Chile, Gibraltar, Hungary, and probably the US (though it wasn’t as obvious because states moved at different speeds). pic.twitter.com/GkfzsIpmtF

— Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) March 19, 2021

For the record, Hungary is taking the lead for the highest vaccination rate among EU nations:

#Hungary has the second-highest vaccination rate in the EU thanks to purchases of jabs from China and Russia. But it also has the 7th worst #COVID19 death rate per 1 million people in the world, and officials hope vaccines will help curb a 3rd wave surge. https://t.co/qQ2Lqvf919

— Justin Spike (@jspikebudapest) March 12, 2021

3/ You could hardly pick a more diverse group of countries – geographically, culturally, even religiously. And seasonality can’t be the issue – the trend is happening NOW in Hungary and Chile, which are different hemispheres.

Don’t worry, the media will continue to ignore this.

— Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) March 19, 2021

Chile has the highest vaccine rate in Latin America, yet their cases and deaths have skyrocketed:

"Chile's coronavirus crisis deepens, despite being one of the world's quickest to vaccinate"

lol "despite"

How many times does this have to happen before people accept the pattern is real? You may gain on the back side, but you pay on the front.https://t.co/HZYKJXYwnP

— Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) March 18, 2021

Despite being praised as a world leader in vaccines, Serbia’s number of COVID cases are trending upwards and a lockdown was recently enforced:

Serbia reimposes partial lockdown as surge in Covid-19 cases strains health system https://t.co/XSYjOzHkkS via @IrishTimesWorld

— Irish Times World (@IrishTimesWorld) March 16, 2021

And citizens have already shown fierce resistance:

https://twitter.com/youmustrise/status/1373063759875338241

And Israel, the world model for mass vaccinations, has finally seen their curve trend downward after a massive spike from December into early February.

Erm no they don’t; Israel has reported hundreds of #Covid deaths and hospitalizations in fully vaccinated people.

Doesn’t mean people have to wear masks (which are useless anyway), just means we need to be honest about the risks. https://t.co/hFXUbai4JY

— Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) March 18, 2021

Other countries with high vaccine rates that saw a spike in COVID-19 cases include: United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Uruguay, and Estonia.

Another place to add is the tiny Caribbean island of Bonaire.

COVID-19 was virtually non-existent until vaccines started in late-February.

Here’s what happened:

Correction – vaccinations began Feb. 22. Zero cases that day.

— Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) March 19, 2021

The question that remains is why does this happen to most countries with mass vaccine rollouts?

What’s the real cause of these spikes right after administering vaccines by the millions?

Because looking at the data, it’s clear that mass COVID-19 vaccine campaigns lead to an increased risk of infection in most countries.

The media ignores it.

Politicians ignore it.

Medical bureaucrats ignore it.

They want you to pipe down and line up for your jab.