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To: THE ANT who wrote (185483)	3/17/2022 3:13:17 PM
From: arun gera	2 Recommendations Recommended By pak73 Pogeu Mahone Respond to of 219723

<The problem with the Covid vaccine is the risk benefit did not clearly add up. There was no reason to give the vaccine outside of high-risk patients. The other problem was the government clearly made it difficult to interpret the risks benefits for a purpose. That is very suspicious and indicates political outcomes were involved. So risk benefits did not seem to be adding up and you had to trust a corrupt Bureaucracy that clearly was inocompetent> Assuming bureaucracy was corrupt is less likely than bureaucracies are bureaucracies. Proper risk benefit analysis takes years. Vaccines did show improvement in death outcomes and hospitalization. So the authorities ran with the vaccine solution, till omicron showed clearly that vaccination does not prevent infectivity against certain strains. It looks like the authorities resisted data release of mRNA vaccines. Maybe, they did not want the message mixed up, with all the anti-vax resistance our there. Definitely raises some suspicion about corruption too. -Arun