>yet the deaths keep spiking from time to time, only marginally below the levels where they were pre-vaccine I just checked[0] and it seems like their data for

>yet the deaths keep spiking from time to time, only marginally below the levels where they were pre-vaccine I just checked[0] and it seems like their data for 2021 is way better in terms of deaths than 2020. >Seems like someone, somewhere, might have not been telling the truth about vaccines alone "ending" the pandemic. Talking heads will say all sorts of nonsense or exaggerate and shouldn't be your yardstick. The better question is are we better with them than without and the evidence points towards yes. 0. https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations (switch to 'cases and deaths' and Israel)