Fully vaccinated people make up 71% of new cases and 60% of COVID hospitalizations in US

Wednesday, February 02, 2022 by Arsenio Toledo

Around 71 percent of new Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in the United States and 60 percent of COVID patients in hospitals are fully vaccinated.

According to journalist Ben Armstrong of the New American, this information comes from raw data leaked by whistleblowers from the Department of Defense (DOD). “They had to leak this information because you’re being lied to by your media and by your government,” he said during “The Ben Armstrong Show.” (Related: The 8 lies governments everywhere parrot about COVID-19.)

On Jan. 24, Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin held a five-hour-long panel called” COVID-19: A Second Opinion.” This discussion panel featured world-renowned doctors and medical experts who were given a chance to provide alternative opinions regarding the COVID-19 pandemic and the vaccines.

One of the people Johnson brought on to speak was Ohio attorney Thomas Renz, who has been representing clients in filing cases against vaccine mandates.

Renz presented DOD data from a program known as Project Salus, an artificial intelligence-powered program that analyzes data on several million Medicare beneficiaries. This data revealed that 71 percent of new COVID-19 cases in the U.S. and 60 percent of new COVID patients in hospitals are fully vaccinated.

Renz pointed out that, at the same time Project Salus was sending weekly reports to the DOD, White House Chief Medical Advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci and leading officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) were claiming that the U.S. was experiencing a crisis wherein over 99 percent of new COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations were coming from the country’s unvaccinated population.

“This is corruption at the highest level,” said Renz during his testimony. “We need investigations. The secretary of defense needs to be investigated. The CDC needs to be investigated.”

Reports support claims that fully vaccinated people make up majority of cases

This is not the first time information has come out that a majority of new COVID-19 cases in the U.S. are coming from the country’s fully vaccinated population.

In July 2021, the CDC released a study that showed around 74 percent of COVID-19 cases in a town in Massachusetts were fully vaccinated. CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky even acknowledged that this data was “concerning” and “a pivotal discovery.”

The data also found that fully vaccinated individuals who got infected carried as much of the virus in their nasal tract as unvaccinated people and could just as easily spread the virus to other individuals.

Back in December, the CDC admitted that most post-vaccine omicron variant cases of COVID-19 in the U.S. were fully vaccinated.

The CDC looked at all of the omicron variant cases in the country at the time and found that nearly 80 percent of them were fully vaccinated individuals. The CDC attempted to backtrack a bit by trying to claim that around 10 percent of the cases occurred in people who got infected less than 14 days after they became fully vaccinated.

The U.S. is not the only country experiencing a pandemic of the vaccinated.

Recent data from the provincial government of Ontario in Canada found that 9,515 of new cases in the province were fully vaccinated, 375 were partially vaccinated and only 1,543 were unvaccinated. Data from other Canadian provinces, such as Alberta and Quebec, show that the majority of COVID-19 cases and patients that require hospitalization are fully vaccinated.

In Alberta, 258 of 498 cases are fully vaccinated, 19 are partially vaccinated and 221 are unvaccinated. In Quebec1, 948 of 3,072 cases are fully vaccinated, 78 are partially vaccinated and 1,046 are unvaccinated.

Fully vaccinated people make up 71% of new cases and 60% of COVID hospitalizations in US

Reports support claims that fully vaccinated people make up majority of cases

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