Haiti Did Not Vaccinate Its Citizens, The Current Vax Rate is 1.4% — Yet Country Has One of Lowest COVID Death Rates in the World — Weird, Huh?

Data from the World Health Organization (WHO) showed only 837 people have died in Haiti since the pandemic began, with a vaccination rate of 1.4% of the 11.6 million population.

“In Haiti, from 3 January 2020 to 5:03 pm CEST, 7 July 2022, there have been 31,703 confirmed cases of COVID-19 with 837 deaths, reported to WHO. As of 24 June 2022, a total of 342,724 vaccine doses have been administered,” according to the data from WHO.

As of June 24, only 1.4% of the population was fully vaccinated. Haiti had a population of 11,681,526 people as of Thursday, July 7, 2022, according to the data from Worldometers.

In contrast to countries that vaccinated the majority of their populations, Haiti has survived the impacts of Covid-19.

TGP previously reported just how ineffective the Covid vaccines are around the world. Let’s look at how badly COVID-19 vaccines are doing in different parts of the world, shall we?

Australia – 87% vaccinated
COVID-19 is running through Australia like a brushfire. The country recently experienced a death record four times greater than at any other point during the pandemic, and the fire is still raging. Maybe a 100% vaccination rate will help, or mandatory booster shots every time someone wants to step outside?

New Zealand – 84 % vaccinated
Every time I see New Zealand’s numbers I shake my head. What a beautiful country; what an inept government. They recently pulverized their all-time death rate. Maybe they will have more success containing cow farts.

Israel – 72% vaccinated
Israel doesn’t have a high rate of full vaccination (66%), but the country eagerly embraced all proposed boosters: four. Despite all that, Israel experienced the highest COVID-19 death rate on record this year.

Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Norway – 84%, 83%, 81% 79% vaccinated
All Scandinavian countries, except Sweden, recently got obliterated by COVID-19. Finland, Denmark, Iceland and Norway each documented their highest death rates, some beating their records multiple times in the last few weeks.

What is worrisome is how long the waves are lasting. Last year, Denmark’s wave lasted from middle of November till the middle of March. This year it started from the beginning of November and it doesn’t seem to be letting up. This year’s footprint is quite troublesome in all four countries.

Japan – 82% vaccinated
Japan recently experienced its worst death rate this year, doubling its all-time record. Masks and isolation didn’t help either.

South Korea – 88% vaccinated
Once a shining beacon on how to deal with COVID-19, today South Korea stands at the foot of a monster death spike. It accomplished this with 86.95% of the population fully vaccinated.

Hong Kong – 89%
The chart speaks for itself. Either the vaccines didn’t work, or the lockdowns only postponed the inevitable.

Canada – 86% vaccinated
Canada did not beat its record death rate, but the latest wave started a month earlier and has thus far left a similar number of victims than last year. In other words, the vaccines did absolutely nothing…

Malta – 92%
Another country that beat its all-time record. Malta even imposed fresh new lockdowns in January while the population was over 90% vaccinated.

Singapore – 92%
Singapore is one of the most vaccinated countries on the planet, and they recently destroyed their all-time COVID-19 death record… twice.

That news is a bit old.

https://www1.racgp.org.au/newsgp/clinical/unvaccinated-patients-dominate-covid-d...

Between November 26 and January 8, 215 double-vaccinated people were
admitted to intensive care, compared with 55 unvaccinated people, according
to a recent COVID surveillance report.  But those 215 people make up less than
0.1% of fully vaccinated COVID cases recorded in that period, while the 55 make
up about 1.5% of unvaccinated cases. 

That might not sound like a big difference, but it's like a 1 in 1,000 chance of
being admitted to intensive care if you're double vaccinated, versus a 15 in
1,000 chance if you're unvaccinated.  In other words, if you contract COVID,
you're 15 times more likely to end up in ICU if you aren't vaccinated.

Sir lastnail wrote on Jul 9^th, 2022 at 11:54pm:


Do you actually believe that is what the data shows?

Haiti has a GDP per capita of US$1200 per annum. Do you really think they are going to test all the people who die of covid to confirm it is covid?

So what?

Do you actually believe that is what the data shows?

Haiti has a GDP per capita of US$1200 per annum. Do you really think they are going to test all the people who die of covid to confirm it is covid?

I didn't get past the second sentence Bobby. If you have a point to make, you will have to make it all by yourself.

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Do you agree with this?