In Germany the costs for two tests a week are covered by the government - i.e., not really the government, but peoples' tax money.
Coronavirus Pandemic: Apocalypse Now! Or exaggerated scare story?
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In Germany the costs for two tests a week are covered by the government - i.e., not really the government, but peoples' tax money.
This is a good video from Dr Hotze in Houston, explaining why the covid injeccions are not vaccines and the dangers they pose:
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It is all information we already know, but it is concise and short, so maybe more people will be willing to listen. I sent it to some family and friends. I feel like most of you, trying to make the people I care about see and understand the truth of what is going on. Sadly, most don't even look at the information...
DR. HOTZE ON THE DANGERS OF THE COVID-19 VACCINE
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It is all information we already know, but it is concise and short, so maybe more people will be willing to listen. I sent it to some family and friends. I feel like most of you, trying to make the people I care about see and understand the truth of what is going on. Sadly, most don't even look at the information...
naorma
The Living Force
I think there is nothing one can do but accept peoples free will. I also had to learn similar lessons when talking to some close friends who are also insisting on getting vaccinated. Up to now I hope I can at least convince my children not to do it, but .....Today is the day...
My husband is getting vaccinated. I have really tried everything to make him understand that the vaccination brings him nothing. And provided him with facts and information. But unfortunately I am the only one in his environment who thinks so. And although he literally said yesterday before going to bed: Now I'll have a vaccination given tomorrow, which actually brings me nothing at all. (he meant that in terms of more freedom) I then asked him, why are you doing it then? - Well, because then, if I get Corona, I will have a milder course. - I then said: We have been dealing with Corona for over a year now, you haven't even had a hint of a disease. So it seems that your immune system can handle it and is strong enough. Think about it again and sleep on it.
This morning when he got up he clearly said he will get vaccinated.
I hope everything goes well... At least he gets "only" Astra Zeneca and I have already purchased all the things from the vaccination protocol.... Maybe he will want to take it at least after that.... Because before that I could only persuade him to take vitamin C, unfortunately.
It goes its course now...I will have to take it as it comes and continue to work on MY immune system.... Ivermectin I have already taken.
I don't know if it is against his free will to ask you to pray for him.
My wife's had the vaccine, absolutely nothing I could do about it. Last Wednesday touch wood no adverse effects. She isn't pushing me yet but I've no doubt she'll be asking me to have the vaccine as been invited to a wedding in Majorca in September if your able to travel.
SOTTREADER
The Living Force
They'll definitely be pushing vaccine passports this summer. Tony Blair is all over it. If that doesn't get enough to get the jabs, they'll be coming after jobs. They are clearly going all out with this one.
Personally, I think it's to prime people for a culling event. It's clear the vaccinated will drive mutations but it's unclear to who the mutations will be most lethal. Geert believes it's to the vaccinated... UK Column using the example of Marek's disease in chickens think it may be the unvaccinated. Either way, one side will be used to cull the other side. I think that's the game. Johnson's dad is quite clear about the population issue, so are many others. How were they ever going to do something about it if not through a biological agent. People can't fathom such things could be possible do they believe it'll be fine in the end... My bet is that it won't be fine, not until some very heavy prices are paid.
Today is the day...
My husband is getting vaccinated. [...]
I hope everything goes well... At least he gets "only" Astra Zeneca and I have already purchased all the things from the vaccination protocol.... Maybe he will want to take it at least after that.... Because before that I could only persuade him to take vitamin C, unfortunately.
It goes its course now...
I don't know if it is against his free will to ask you to pray for him.
Mililea, this must be a hard time for you.
There is a chart by the Paul-Ehrlich Institut(e) that displays the distribution of adverse affects.
There are mainly flu-like effects connected with Astra Zeneca.
As I've mentioned before the PEI has calculated that of 330 people being killed in relation with their vaccination (in Germany) in the first quarter of 2021, 75% had taken BioNTech, so AZ must be among the less dangerous ones.
cholas
Dagobah Resident
A little late hlat but we were in Phoenix about 2 weeks ago. Our favorite restaurant, Chanpen, no masks required. Ditto the Holiday Inn and the grocery.
None of us wore masks the couple of days we were there and no one asked us to. Quite refreshing from the Cal-nazi normal.
Didn't do public transportation.
Potatoes and Tomatoes
Jedi Master
I'm seeing a lot of family splits, and spousal splits which is just so very difficult...anyone else feel like they're living a double-life?
However, this evening was quite a wonderful evening! I have 11 people living immediately near by me, in a little village, thatched roofs, tiny alleyways and a step into rolling fields and woodlands bordering a beautiful river. Last week, one of these neighbours stopped to chat and pretty soon he brought up Covid and how sceptical he was. So, an introduction into a mindset, to which I responded likewise and we found common ground. His partner is, however, is not of that mindset, and tonight they drove past when I was in the garden, stopped and his partner, very cheerily and sincerely announced that he's just had his jab...then joked that tomorrow his arm would probably have fallen off, to which I replied that only once the green putrid goo had sloped to the floor....and we both laughed a proper genuine laugh and it was great! After that, a chat with my next door neighbour (everyone is really into chatting now!) who has had the jab, asked me if I was having one and I said no. I explained myself very softly but firmly I think and all was well (I've blown the strategic enclosure). But the best bit was a half hour chat with an 80 year old neighbour over the garden gate...bats flying overhead, owls screeching, and we had an enlightened conversation, found common Covid ground, but so much more....involving time capsules, the Hadron Collider, climate change, infinite universes and, obviously, Bill Gates! Dare I say, we are not alone?
However, this evening was quite a wonderful evening! I have 11 people living immediately near by me, in a little village, thatched roofs, tiny alleyways and a step into rolling fields and woodlands bordering a beautiful river. Last week, one of these neighbours stopped to chat and pretty soon he brought up Covid and how sceptical he was. So, an introduction into a mindset, to which I responded likewise and we found common ground. His partner is, however, is not of that mindset, and tonight they drove past when I was in the garden, stopped and his partner, very cheerily and sincerely announced that he's just had his jab...then joked that tomorrow his arm would probably have fallen off, to which I replied that only once the green putrid goo had sloped to the floor....and we both laughed a proper genuine laugh and it was great! After that, a chat with my next door neighbour (everyone is really into chatting now!) who has had the jab, asked me if I was having one and I said no. I explained myself very softly but firmly I think and all was well (I've blown the strategic enclosure). But the best bit was a half hour chat with an 80 year old neighbour over the garden gate...bats flying overhead, owls screeching, and we had an enlightened conversation, found common Covid ground, but so much more....involving time capsules, the Hadron Collider, climate change, infinite universes and, obviously, Bill Gates! Dare I say, we are not alone?
Thank you. Not late at all. May I ask which grocery store, and which of the 5 Holiday Inns? Any suggestions how I can find other particular businesses?
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In British Columbia, the drumroll was beating once again in the background today with the axe coming down 32 minutes ago, as the usual suspects had pulled out their 
to provide citizens with reoccurring covid-(
) shock-therapy. Of course, just a head of all this were previous covid-reminders for St. Patrick's day (something about green beer that would not be tolerated), with the crescendo now focused on Good Friday and Easter Monday in a "slew of new measures" initiating with the 'suspension' of indoor worship:
Thank God for Romance novels.
to provide citizens with reoccurring covid-() shock-therapy. Of course, just a head of all this were previous covid-reminders for St. Patrick's day (something about green beer that would not be tolerated), with the crescendo now focused on Good Friday and Easter Monday in a "slew of new measures" initiating with the 'suspension' of indoor worship:Coming soon, covid-measures for Mother's Day and Father's Day (no mention of the future Victoria Day), and possibly by Veteran's Day in the fall; the great reminder for all those who fought against fascism (mostly forgotten), new covid-passports might be aplenty.
Thank God for Romance novels.
Many, many thanks for all your comments. It really helped me to know that I am not alone. 
During the day my anxiety has neutralized. What can I say, my husband actually has almost no side effects. His forehead is a little hot and he is dull. But other than that, he is doing well so far. I am very relieved about that.
I am also very glad that he is not forcing me in any way, or trying to convince me to take the vaccine. On the contrary, he even defends me to his family, who are very, very brainwashed, and says if he wasn't a risk patient he wouldn't get vaccinated either. He has made his decision for himself and lets me have his free will, just as I let him have his. That feels very good and I am grateful for it.
PS: Today my husband was even open to more supplements from the list than vitamin C, which made me very happy.
During the day my anxiety has neutralized. What can I say, my husband actually has almost no side effects. His forehead is a little hot and he is dull. But other than that, he is doing well so far. I am very relieved about that.I am also very glad that he is not forcing me in any way, or trying to convince me to take the vaccine. On the contrary, he even defends me to his family, who are very, very brainwashed, and says if he wasn't a risk patient he wouldn't get vaccinated either. He has made his decision for himself and lets me have his free will, just as I let him have his. That feels very good and I am grateful for it.
PS: Today my husband was even open to more supplements from the list than vitamin C, which made me very happy.
Yes, you are very right. It is all we can do. Yes, you are very right. It is all we can do. Besides, we also expect everyone else to respect our free will.
I also try to stay out of the conversations, so to speak, as far as the topic is concerned. And when I do say something about it, I try to wrap it up somehow and not seem like a nut, although sometimes my stomach turns at some of the things people have to say. But I think I've come to terms with it. Only when someone asks me directly do I respond. And I have found that I can then also stand by it and give clear answers.
That's very interesting that you bring up Reiki. Because I'm getting a new initiation for Reiki soon and I'm really looking forward to it. I have not even thought about this possibility in relation to the Covid topic, thank you for the hint. Because for Reiki my husband is very open, as he has already had positive experiences with it.
Someone once said to me that everything happens either out of love or out of fear. And I think that's quite true when you look at it closely.
Yes, watching is the worst.... some days it's easier and others (like yesterday) it's really really hard and for a short time I was really panicking and had head cinema of how I'd find him when I got home from work. I had to laugh a bit at myself on the way home.... a bit too theatrical. Today everything is good again.It's been a tough time for you, Mililea
The division of society is really very interesting. And I often misjudge people on the vaccination issue. People I never thought would do it are totally convinced of it. That still scares me a little bit sometimes....
Thank you for this graphic. It has shown me again pictorially that it is at least the "better" vaccine.
I am fortunately so far in the situation that I do not have to lead a "double life". But I don't know yet how it will be if the situation comes to a head and vaccinations are forced or whatever people come up with. Even in our housing project (about 100 residents) there are people who have already informed police if someone did not wear a mask in a store. It's insane what this Plandemic makes out of people.
Tuulikki
Dagobah Resident
I am well used to close family commenting adversely about my reluctance to have the vaccination and I am tending to say little these days. However, I had a lovely phone conversation with an old friend the other day and I actually let her believe that I had had the vaccination. I didn't say I hadn't had it but I did leave her with the impression that I had. I felt quite bad about this. Friends should be able to talk to each other about anything. I just did not feel up to defending my anti-vaccination stance again and being made to feel guilty that I was being selfish and putting others lives in danger. I am sure that she would not have said the above but some people have and I am tired of feeling guilty for trying to protect myself from serious harm.
Perhaps in future I will counter their "why haven't you had the vaccination?" by saying "why have you had an experimental injection without having a clue about the long term effects just because you are being pressured to do so by unethical bodies with ulterior motives, and why have you not researched the anti-vaccination information which is out there, so that you could give INFORMED consent."
Perhaps in future I will counter their "why haven't you had the vaccination?" by saying "why have you had an experimental injection without having a clue about the long term effects just because you are being pressured to do so by unethical bodies with ulterior motives, and why have you not researched the anti-vaccination information which is out there, so that you could give INFORMED consent."
Potatoes and Tomatoes
Jedi Master
I've wondered about using the approach of giving the impression that I would have the vaccine, so if someone asks, I could say, "I haven't had the call yet." I've decided against that...I don't want to add the guilt of being misleading to the already tumultuous negativity I feel swirling ever closer. My defense against the attack on my being has to be, for me, truth, honesty and openess. ..of course, it's makes me vulnerable, but only if I let it...instead, my stance on not consenting to this vaccine is reinforced every time I repeat my reasons.
Tuulikki
Dagobah Resident
Yes, you are right to stand up and be honest. Sadly I am just too tired of all the hassle and I am taking the easy way out...
I work with a lot of strong minded and opinionated people, most of whom have been vaccinated and I know that starting a conversation about the dangers of the vaccination would trigger a lot of emotion and angst (not on my part you understand), pointing out how we can trust our own Health Service experts and the Government, and how many doctors and medical professionals have had the vaccination, and what about Dolly - even she agrees it is a good thing....blah, blah. So for the time being I am keeping a low profile. I occasionally introduce my allergies into the conversation just to stymie them. I do have two colleagues who are both anti-vaccination but I haven't discussed the wider implications of Government and other so called trusted authorities complicity in the forthcoming destruction of a good proportion of the human race. That might be a step too far.
Potatoes and Tomatoes
Jedi Master
It's wise to guage your own personnal situation and act accordingly, I think. Communicating with people who are so on board with the agenda is tiring and takes unnecessary energy from you that could be utilised elsewhere. One size doesn't fit all. And certainly opening up debate re; depopulation is a tricky oneYes, you are right to stand up and be honest. Sadly I am just too tired of all the hassle and I am taking the easy way out...
even with those who are sceptical! 
