There was a news article last week, I think, that said some scientists had discovered as much as 1/3 of the covid vaxx given out in Europe was placebo. I also recall the European Medicines agency in their leaked emails complained to Pfizer, before they granted emergency auth, that the samples provided to them didn't contain as much of the active agent as Pfizer had specified they would; and in reply the CEO of Pfizer just ignored their concerns and told them to get the finger out and authorize it to save the world.
Just 2 examples of how it is not as clear cut as "got the shot, going to get sick/die". Perhaps it's done so to give themselves plausible deniability if something goes wrong with the shots - "well this entire group of people got the shots and nothing happened to them, so the shots can't be to blame". That argument certainly sways less skeptical people quite easily, and those who got multiple shots and don't want to think too deeply about all this.
There was a news article last week, I think, that said some scientists had discovered as much as 1/3 of the covid vaxx given out in Europe was placebo. I also recall the European Medicines agency in their leaked emails complained to Pfizer, before they granted emergency auth, that the samples provided to them didn't contain as much of the active agent as Pfizer had specified they would; and in reply the CEO of Pfizer just ignored their concerns and told them to get the finger out and authorize it to save the world.
Just 2 examples of how it is not as clear cut as "got the shot, going to get sick/die". Perhaps it's done so to give themselves plausible deniability if something goes wrong with the shots - "well this entire group of people got the shots and nothing happened to them, so the shots can't be to blame". That argument certainly sways less skeptical people quite easily, and those who got multiple shots and don't want to think too deeply about all this.