Correcting a statistic I gave at the press conference today, 19 July. About 60% of hospitalisations from covid are not from double vaccinated people, rather 60% of hospitalisations from covid are currently from unvaccinated people.
An absolutely bizarre "error" considering that you went on to explain exactly why the 60% figure was so high. This is all very odd and suspicious 
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Dr. David Samadi
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Sorry, the explanation refers to the 60% hospitalised as unvax: 'it makes sense, because that 10% (unvaccinated) of a very large number are more likely to catch it, and pass it on....' The 10% relates to unvax.
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It's cause he's lying. Funny how it was the exact opposite when he corrected it right? Such an unusual "error" LMAO
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What is going on? You have explained why hospitalisations are resulting from more double vaxx'd. That's not just a mistake.
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This smells fishy....why go to that lengthy explanation when you were wrong?
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Cause he isn't wrong. He is 100% correct from his full briefing. The jabs don't stop you from catching it. The jabs don't stop you from going full blown hospital visit. They MIGHT help just a little bit.
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Interesting! You can't mistake these words 'unvaccinated' and 'double jabbed'. If he had used 'vaccinated' instead of 'double jabbed' to compare 'unvaccinated', then yes the chances of error would be very high but that wasn't the case so something doesn't add up.
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Desperately trying to back peddle when they realised that people are not as stupid as they think….and may start to put 2 and 2 together, thus damaging their precious vax roll out. Oops.
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Gov has stopped reporting on hospital admissions from 13th of July I wonder why...pic.twitter.com/0aE8ss5chc
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