Take a look at yet another nation's experience: Singapore

From the time covid hit to the end of July of this year, Singapore had very few cases of the Chyna virus.  But around March they began vaxxing residents.  By now 85% of the population has been "vaccinated."

Then around the end of July the number of cases started to take off--very steeply!  Take a look:

Wow, that's a VERY scary rise, eh?  Because the increase was so abrupt, and steep, we asked several prominent Democrats what they thought accounted for it.  Results below:

Anthony Fauci, head of the NIAID:  "Obviously the health authorities in Singapore aren't competent, or were using bad tests, because those cases were clearly there all along.  They just didn't spot 'em until late July.  And if they'd just gotten 95% vaxxed they would have had 'herd immunity.'  Or maybe 98%."

Rochelle Walensky, Director of the CDC:  "We've been telling other countries from the outset that two shots wouldn't be enough!  But Singapore authorities didn't listen.  Instead they questioned my wisdom."

Nancy Pelosi:  "This is what happens when Republican politicians block badly-needed bi-partisan social infrastructure bills, like our modest $3.5 Trillion bill.  If they'd done it my way from the beginning none of that would have happened."

Kamala Harris:  "You have to identify the root causes, just like I did when I visited Central America and told the presidents of those countries that we'd give 'em anything they wanted if they'd tell interviewers that the border crisis was Trump's fault.  Problem solved."

Joe Biden:  "I flew to Singapore to get to the bottom of this.  Found a store that sold...you know, the thing.  But they didn't have my flavor.  So I told 'em if they didn't fire that prosecutor that was making trouble, they wouldn't get the billion dollars.  And...you know.  The thing, man.

But the explanation most often given by Democrats was  "Dis not real!  Dees peepo jus be lyin'!  Jus anuddah right-wing scare story!"

Say, y'all don't think thait almost-vertical rise starting at the end of July could have had anything to do with all those "vacinations," do ya?