Fauci: Vaccinated And Boosted Americans Should Avoid Public Settings As Well

 Since the first vaccine was released, Fauci has touted the vaccine as our way out of the Covid-19 pandemic.  Media pundits and politicians alike sold many skeptical people on the vaccine by saying it would represent a return to normalcy.  Now, after supporting a vaccine mandate for things as essential as air travel and for your children, Fauci is admitting that vaccines are not working as intended.  Fauci went on CNN this morning and admitted that he does not think that even vaccinated and boosted people should be out in public.

CNN host Dana Bash: How should vaccinated and boosted people behave? Can they go out into a restaurant, eat safely indoors right now?

Dr. Fauci: You know when you’re having I call it a tsunami of infections, Dana. We are seeing people who are vaccinated and boosted who are getting breakthrough infections. So when you’re in a situation when you have so many infections going on the thing that you want to say is that if you want to do things like that, better do them in a setting where you know the people around you are vaccinated.

While Fauci quietly admits that the vaccine is ineffective, reports continue to emerge about vaccine related injuries and side effects. 

A website used to report vaccine related injuries, VAERS, has received thousands of submissions since its creation.

Australia created a portal to report vaccine related injuries where over 10,000 people planning to file claims.  The Therapeutic Goods Administration recorded 78,880 adverse events linked to COVID-19 vaccination.