I don't understand why people think they are being misled about the Covid19 vaccines. Tucker Carlson asked why, if the vaccines work, people will need a new vaccine in 9 months. Apparently a BA in history from Trinity (not the one in Dublin), has minimal requirements not including logic or science.
How often do people get flu vaccines? Once a year, usually in the fall, new flu vaccines are released and people go back to their doctor or their pharmacy to get jabbed. Does that mean the vaccine you got last year didn't work? Of course not. But the flu, which is also a coronavirus, mutates quickly and more or less constantly necessitating a new vaccine and a new jab. So it shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that a new jab (and a new vaccine) will be needed.
Given how the virus has already mutated everyone should be happy that Pfizer has indicated that they are aware of this need (of course THEY are), but Carlson could at least do some real journalism and ask questions rather than simply spouting off on subjects he so clearly does not understand.
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