While it’s important to acknowledge that the vexed and untaxed populations are not statistically equal in important factors like co-morbid ties and age, I the numbers here, in Israel and in Minnesota do clearly show that the vaccines are not equal in effectiveness.
Pfizer seems most ineffective, with protection waning very fast. That suggests that in a population that got vaccinated, those that were vaccinated first, the ones at the most risk, are now the least protected. Which brings me back to the original point; the populations are not equal.
Which doesn’t change the point that the vaccines are not living up to their hype, but you can not support by numbers that the vaccines, as a whole, are ineffective.
very reasonable analysis, IMO
