French infectious disease specialist Didier Raoult presented a rapport to the French Senate in 2012 and talked about flu, SARS, antibiotics and viral infections.

Raoult on flu, antibiotics and viral infections in the French Senate in 2012.

We made a note of several interesting remarks that Didier Raoult, professor of microbiology and infectious disease, made in a presentation to members of the French Senate in 2012.

The brainwashed masses are ready to inject themselves with anything. But will vaccines work in those who are in the high-risk group, that is, people aged 70 and older? It is unlikely. According to a 2006 study by Corsini et al., the currently available influenza vaccines do not work in 70% of those aged 70 to 80 do develop antibodies after a flu vaccination. Among those aged 80 and above, 90% do not develop antibodies after a flu vaccine administration.

COVID-19 vaccines are unlikely to protect those who are at a higher risk. A 2006 study: Vaccines fail to generate protective immunity in 50% to 90% of older individuals.

Seroconversion after a vaccine is 50% from 60 to 70 years old, 31% from 70 to 80 years old, and only 11% after the age of 80.
Conclusions: Billions are being spent on COVID-19 vaccines that are unlikely to work in the highest-risk group, those aged 70 and above.