Over the last couple of weeks we reported about what's called negative vaccine efficacy

out of the UK's public health data, meaning basically that the if you get a vaccine,

you have a greater chance of having a COVID case, negative vaccine efficacy.

Well, we have new numbers out of Scotland. This is again, this is directly from their public health

authority, the government numbers. Scotland is showing that in spades. So let's check this out.

Let's look at the numbers. It's pretty cut and dry. Scotland, Oma Commer's Strictions

to end on Monday says, Nicole Asturgeon. So they ended, this is the headline here. Sorry,

they ended their restrictions just about a week ago. I don't know where.

And they've been very strict. And Scotland was like one of the strictest enforcers of,

I mean, they were the vaccine passports were coming. They were locking people down. I mean,

they really went kind of hog wild on the whole lockdown thing in pandemic.

Yeah. And right after the UK announced they were going to kind of open back up or

eat some of their restrictions, Scotland jumped in there to the same thing. And you got to wonder,

those are the two countries that were really showing this negative vaccine efficacy.

So let's go back to that Scotland data. This is public health Scotland COVID-19 winter statistical

report. Now, what this is showing, we're going to show a couple of tables here, but this is showing

age standardized. So it's age standardized, meaning you're not going to have outliers.

You can't argue and say, well, this was just old people driving up the numbers. Or this is

just young people making the numbers lower. This is a, this is standard, standardized across all

the ages. So we're going to about to show this is the cases, the case rate per 100,000 individuals

by week in vaccination status. So the first chart here, we have some circles on it.

On the top of the first chart, these are the unvaccinated. So we have some numbers starting at

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