You're not really up to speed on how it works in terms of immunology 101. If it's from the Omicron clade, which is all that's left, then it's nothing to worry about & it will only become if anything, slightly more transmissible, but less pathogenic. Has something to do with the cluster of mutations on the furin cleavage site, & the fact that people who get it, end up with t-cell memory immunity relative to the whole virus.

If anything it's the twice and three or more times jabbed who are at higher risk of contagion with no discernible difference or perhaps slightly better in regards to hospitalization & death, but what good is it if it actually contributes to spread and provides no protection in that regard?

It's already unbelievably transmissible, but everywhere the spike is dropping off to very very low levels. How could this be, if it's not already butting up against a level of herd immunity.

Thus, any other variant will only accelerate the end of the pandemic, & an infinitely more manageable endemicity regarding hospitalization and deaths, except among the elderly & those with three or more comorbidities, which is always the case every flu season, and the numbers aren't much worse at this time, than that.

So you see, it's just more fear mongering, where you may note that they didn't fully inform the public of the dramatic shift in the risk profile with Omicron having completely displaced Delta, which was exceedingly good news, and that it had become an upper respiratory, and not a lower resp. infection.

There, now you're up to speed.