I've always wondered from which source you're getting such information, and make such bold claims. First and foremost, vaccinated people account for the majority of the population in most developed countries, thus, it's not than strange that the number of cases are consisted of 80% of a country's population.
Furthermore, if you take Greece for instance, 80-85% of the people with severe illness in ICUs are unvaccinated.
My top source of information currently, and for some time, is TLAV who will walk you through info if you need it, but also does a good job with links to his sources of info. e.g.:
https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com/germany-says-false-pandemic-unvaxed-caused-by-glitch-non-covid-deaths-spike-booster-collapse/What public health agencies say in plain terms is so often highly deceptive if not flat out lies, and I don't trust them at all. This is extra true for economic basket-case countries like Greece who rely on the likes of the IMF and World Bank for funding because they have no choice but to lie and deceive and make their 'quotas' as instructued. Greece would be a poster-child for such a phenomenon but there are many others. To some degree all countries are in this category with the exception of maybe Switzerland and Israel. Sweden to some degree as well and perhaps some of the money-hiding micro-nations such as Liechtenstein.
When a government's public health screws up and accidentally releases real number and get caught by some sharp-eyed researcher, then pull the info they accidentally released info off the internet and try to bury it, then I figure they probably were saying something resembling the truth. This happened recently with Alberta getting caught calling jabbed people 'unvaccinated' for headlines when a close view of the data released showed that they were 14-day-after-jab injuries or maybe/maybe not 'covid cases' if there actually is such a thing.
Anyway, based on information I consider most reliable I do plenty of my own formulations, conjectures, projections, predictions, etc. Sometimes flat out trolling as well. I don't consider it a 'dirty word' when done correctly because the key to a good troll is that it has something in reality backing it up. Call it '
artistic license' if you like. You are obviously free to consider some of the things I say, or don't. I've said things that have made people rich using the exact same intellectual toolkit. Most likely some of the stuff I'm saying now will save a bunch of lives. If/when it does that'll be great in part because these will be the flexibly minded and nimble people who the world could use more of.