Breitbart reports, “National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director Dr. Anthony Fauci said Sunday on CNN’s ‘State of the Union’ that he would not recommend the fully vaccinated go to restaurants during the Omicron surge of COVID.

Anchor Dana Bash asked, ‘How should vaccinated and boosted people behave? Can they go into a restaurant, eat safely indoors right now?’

DANA BASH: “How should vaccinated AND boosted people behave? Can they go into a restaurant, eat safely indoors?”

FAUCI: Only with people who are vaccinated and boosted pic.twitter.com/mN0Cke8p0A

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 2, 2022

Fauci said, ‘You know, when you’re having such a — 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 where you have so many infections going out, 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 and boosted…’

‘What you want to avoid are places where you have 20, 30, 40, 50 people, many of whom you have no idea of whether or not they’re vaccinated or boosted. That’s more risky than the home setting.”

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Mises.org’s Ryan McMaken writes, “The official line on vaccines is that they are extremely effective at protecting against serious illness. And yet these same people are also claiming that the unvaccinated are a major threat to the vaccinated.

More specifically, President Biden claimed on September 10 that vaccine mandates were to ‘protect the vaccinated workers from unvaccinated workers.’

In other words, it is claimed that vaccines are remarkably effective, and that the vaccinated must also be protected from the unvaccinated. How can both claims be true at the same time? They can’t. The idea that vaccinated people are being frequently harmed by the unvaccinated is a complete fabrication, based on the promandate crowd’s own mainstream data.

“Debates over constitutionality are now, for the most part, a relic of an earlier age,” writes @ryanmcmaken on Pres. Biden’s sweeping new power-grab.@mises https://t.co/AmAgat7sJm

— Young Americans for Liberty (@YALiberty) September 14, 2021

As Robert Fellner points out, according to the official data,

‘The odds of a vaccinated person dying from COVID are 1 in 137,000.

The fatality rate for seasonal flu, meanwhile, is at least 100 times greater than that. The chance of dying in an automobile accident is over 1,000 times greater. Dog attacks, bee stings, sunstroke, cataclysmic storms, and a variety of other background risks we accept as a normal part of life are all more deadly than the risk COVID poses to the vaccinated.”

Read the entire column.

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Paging Dr. Fauci…@RandPaul, maybe it’s time to haul the good doctor back before Congress for another round to talk about the “science.” https://t.co/2VnchfhMLg

— Young Americans for Liberty (@YALiberty) August 27, 2021

Bloomberg reports, “People who recovered from a bout of Covid-19 during one of the earlier waves of the pandemic appear to have a lower risk of contracting the delta variant than those who got two doses of the vaccine from Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE.”

“The largest real-world analysis comparing natural immunity — gained from an earlier infection — to the protection provided by one of the most potent vaccines currently in use showed that reinfections were much less common,” Bloomberg notes. “The paper from researchers in Israel contrasts with earlier studies, which showed that immunizations offered better protection than an earlier infection, though those studies were not of the delta variant.”

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