Or just more pressuring, coercing, bullying, and shaming to get the vaccine. But if you are right. No other choice to fight back. (At least, I'm not planning to get the vaccine) Hopefully, the backlash will happen sooner rather than later.
Coronavirus Pandemic: Apocalypse Now! Or exaggerated scare story?
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Or just more pressuring, coercing, bullying, and shaming to get the vaccine. But if you are right. No other choice to fight back. (At least, I'm not planning to get the vaccine) Hopefully, the backlash will happen sooner rather than later.
Israel mandates 'Covid Badges' to identify unvaccinated at large Gatherings. They call it the 'happy badge'. Yes, it's real.
Israel’s corona Happy Badge is underway - here are the details
Fines will be given to individuals and businesses who do not comply.www.jpost.com
They went through a holocaust in vain....
An update about the legal situation in France regarding the health pass:
Passage of the bill for the health pass in the Assembly: analysis and summary
After a sleepless night of stormy parliamentary debates, the National Assembly finally adopted the bill on first reading: 117 for, 86 against, 28 abstentions.
First of all, it is important to remember that our National Assembly is made up of 577 deputies, so 346 of them were absent. For issues as important as the health pass and our freedoms, it would seem to make sense for the deputies to be present in the hemicycle.
Still, the votes were often close, but always in favor of the majority. However, the latter (LREM + MoDem + Agir Ensemble) provided the minimum service. Indeed, while these three groups together have 350 members, only 120 of them were present yesterday, that is to say 34% of their number. On the side of the opposition, following the same calculation: 227 members, 113 present, that is to say 50%. Why did the absentees not show up? What was the opposition doing? Were the 188 absent LREM members afraid to vote against their party by following their convictions? Is this absenteeism a reflection of a general "denial of democracy"? Did those present really represent the French people, by whom they were elected?
In any case, here are the results of the votes, while waiting for the modifications which will be brought by the Senate:
1. The extension of the health pass to daily activities was accepted. It would therefore be officially implemented at the beginning of August, for all persons over the age of twelve, and this potentially until December 31, 2021.
2. People who test positive for covid-19 will be placed in isolation for ten days. Moreover, they will only be able to leave their place of isolation "between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. as well as in case of emergency or to carry out strictly essential movements that cannot be carried out within this time frame." Police controls may be set up until 11 p.m. at night.
3. Health services and establishments will also be subject to the health pass, "except in case of emergency". This necessity had been removed by amendment 372, which was adopted around 5pm yesterday. But, in the middle of the night, Olivier Véran requested a second deliberation, finally allowing the measure to be adopted... As for the first vote in May, it seems that the government is doing as it pleases.
4. Vaccination will be effectively made mandatory for health professionals.
5. For the others, employers will be required to respect the sanitary protocol and thus make it possible for their clients to check the pass. If they do not do so, they will face a fifth class fine. Three occurrences will be punished by one year of imprisonment and a fine of € 9,000 for the employer.
6. On the employees' side, those who are subject to the vaccination obligation (see article 5 of the bill), will be able to be dismissed if they do not wish to respect this obligation.
7. On the customers' side, a semblance of indulgence, it will not be a year of imprisonment and 15 000 € as requested by Christophe Blanchet of the MoDem, but the eternal fine of 135 € that will be imposed on those who would forget to flash their QR code at the entrance of an establishment.
8. The polling stations, mentioned by Joachim Son-Forget in his amendments, will not be exempted from the health pass.
9. Parliamentarians will not be required to apply the health pass like the rest of the citizens.
While, let's remember, all this is supposed to be a health issue, it seems that politics has taken the lead and that authority has been brought up to date. Whatever they are looking for or aiming at, all these measures, too often considered liberticidal, seem hardly applicable in reality. As far as the Assembly is concerned, it is "come what may". For the moment, the Senate has to decide what to do next.
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
Passage of the bill for the health pass in the Assembly: analysis and summary
After a sleepless night of stormy parliamentary debates, the National Assembly finally adopted the bill on first reading: 117 for, 86 against, 28 abstentions.
First of all, it is important to remember that our National Assembly is made up of 577 deputies, so 346 of them were absent. For issues as important as the health pass and our freedoms, it would seem to make sense for the deputies to be present in the hemicycle.
Still, the votes were often close, but always in favor of the majority. However, the latter (LREM + MoDem + Agir Ensemble) provided the minimum service. Indeed, while these three groups together have 350 members, only 120 of them were present yesterday, that is to say 34% of their number. On the side of the opposition, following the same calculation: 227 members, 113 present, that is to say 50%. Why did the absentees not show up? What was the opposition doing? Were the 188 absent LREM members afraid to vote against their party by following their convictions? Is this absenteeism a reflection of a general "denial of democracy"? Did those present really represent the French people, by whom they were elected?
In any case, here are the results of the votes, while waiting for the modifications which will be brought by the Senate:
1. The extension of the health pass to daily activities was accepted. It would therefore be officially implemented at the beginning of August, for all persons over the age of twelve, and this potentially until December 31, 2021.
2. People who test positive for covid-19 will be placed in isolation for ten days. Moreover, they will only be able to leave their place of isolation "between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. as well as in case of emergency or to carry out strictly essential movements that cannot be carried out within this time frame." Police controls may be set up until 11 p.m. at night.
3. Health services and establishments will also be subject to the health pass, "except in case of emergency". This necessity had been removed by amendment 372, which was adopted around 5pm yesterday. But, in the middle of the night, Olivier Véran requested a second deliberation, finally allowing the measure to be adopted... As for the first vote in May, it seems that the government is doing as it pleases.
4. Vaccination will be effectively made mandatory for health professionals.
5. For the others, employers will be required to respect the sanitary protocol and thus make it possible for their clients to check the pass. If they do not do so, they will face a fifth class fine. Three occurrences will be punished by one year of imprisonment and a fine of € 9,000 for the employer.
6. On the employees' side, those who are subject to the vaccination obligation (see article 5 of the bill), will be able to be dismissed if they do not wish to respect this obligation.
7. On the customers' side, a semblance of indulgence, it will not be a year of imprisonment and 15 000 € as requested by Christophe Blanchet of the MoDem, but the eternal fine of 135 € that will be imposed on those who would forget to flash their QR code at the entrance of an establishment.
8. The polling stations, mentioned by Joachim Son-Forget in his amendments, will not be exempted from the health pass.
9. Parliamentarians will not be required to apply the health pass like the rest of the citizens.
While, let's remember, all this is supposed to be a health issue, it seems that politics has taken the lead and that authority has been brought up to date. Whatever they are looking for or aiming at, all these measures, too often considered liberticidal, seem hardly applicable in reality. As far as the Assembly is concerned, it is "come what may". For the moment, the Senate has to decide what to do next.
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
And later down the road, when they ban oxygen due to "climate change":
9. Parliamentarians will not be required to breathe CO2 like the rest of the citizens.
Thanks Maat for this point of situation.
Unfortunately, it works as planned for now.
Nevertheless, I'd like to precise one thing and please, correct Me if I'm wrong, but for the n°9
Yeah... I know... lol, it still smells bad...
Anyway, the poor number of representatives is so.... Disgusting.... And then, they don't understand why people don't feel anymore interested by politics... When you think that journalists, politics and other poor minded people use to say that people who don't vote have no respect for their citizenship obligation, it makes me dream...
Tyranny is here more than ever and for once, France leads... Thanks Macron...
Unfortunately, it works as planned for now.
Nevertheless, I'd like to precise one thing and please, correct Me if I'm wrong, but for the n°9
It seems to me that it only concerns the access to the National Assembly.
Yeah... I know... lol, it still smells bad...
Anyway, the poor number of representatives is so.... Disgusting.... And then, they don't understand why people don't feel anymore interested by politics... When you think that journalists, politics and other poor minded people use to say that people who don't vote have no respect for their citizenship obligation, it makes me dream...
Tyranny is here more than ever and for once, France leads... Thanks Macron...
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This whole dictatorial psychopathic nonsense that is spreading almost everywhere is a necessary evil unfortunately. People just have to have the opportunity to have a glimpse at the true nature of the authorities whom they trusted so blindly.
To be honest at this point I don't think that a global society uprising against the tyranny is plausible, local uprisings perhaps but not globally though.
Much more probably the DCM will intervene on people's behalf through the increasing of the earth changes and then will see what the final act of the show will be.
Thanks andrian for your message.
It is almost exactly what I told to my younger brother and my wife yesterday....
I think that every dots are connecting nowadays, more than ever...
As C's once said something like, "the most important is what you see and what you are".
Lessons have to be learnt and so it has to be experimented... I think that we cannot change things but in a sense, we already saw that it's not the goal... It seems that we need to grow in knowledge and awareness most of all....
As I use to say, talking about psychopaths, we don't play on the same "playground"....
May the force be with you all
It is almost exactly what I told to my younger brother and my wife yesterday....
I think that every dots are connecting nowadays, more than ever...
As C's once said something like, "the most important is what you see and what you are".
Lessons have to be learnt and so it has to be experimented... I think that we cannot change things but in a sense, we already saw that it's not the goal... It seems that we need to grow in knowledge and awareness most of all....
As I use to say, talking about psychopaths, we don't play on the same "playground"....
May the force be with you all
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The Living Force
This reads like France is gone? What is left in France? This is even worse than China I think?
What does it mean to be put into isolation if you are covid positive? Put where and by who?
Excerpt from Jab Remorse - misdiagnosing vitamin B1 deficiency as Covid-19:
www.lewrockwell.com
Are we looking at symptoms of a viral infection or a vitamin deficiency?
COVID-19 patients exhibit manifestations of cardiovascular disease as evidenced by raised troponin levels (31.6% of severe COVID-19 patients) and a drop in ejection fraction (less blood being pumped by the heart).
A thiamine-B1 deficiency can result in elevated troponin levels (troponins are proteins in heart muscle that regular muscle contraction) and a decline in ejection fraction.
In response to the need for wound healing the body makes Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF), which is a hallmark sign of COVID-19 severity, and is considered a more important indicator of COVID-19 severity than D-dimer. VEGF promotes blood coagulation (clots).
Yet beriberi, the disease that emanates from a deficiency of vitamin B1, also can elevate VEGF levels, misleading doctors to think they are staring at a cardiovascular disease emanating from a virus.
These symptoms arise 3-25 days following initial vaccination. Another reports states: “The most striking initial test finding are highly elevated D-dimer levels.”
The chart below reveals the survival problem as D-dimer levels rise.
Jab Remorse - LewRockwell
So, Now You Are Vaccinated Against COVID-19. 40 Trillion Packages Of RNA Have Been Injected That Induce Irreversible Changes In Your Blood Vessels. Now What? Depending upon which source of information you believe, your life is in the balance if you make the wrong decision about COVID-19...
www.lewrockwell.com
Slovak police unleash tear gas as anti-Covid demonstrators push into parliament in Bratislava
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Slovak police unleash tear gas as anti-Covid demonstrators push into parliament in Bratislava
Slovakian riot police launched tear gas on demonstrators in the capital of Bratislava after some of those protesting against Covid restrictions managed to force their way into the parliament building.
Slovakian riot police launched tear gas on demonstrators in the capital of Bratislava after some of those protesting against Covid restrictions managed to force their way into the parliament building.
A crowd of hundreds gathered outside the country’s national parliament on Friday, with some forcing their way inside and riot police deploying tear gas.
Demonstrators could be heard chanting “gestapo” while holding banners saying “stop corona fascism” as Covid restriction amendments proposed by the government were debated by parliament. The amendments would give people vaccinated against Covid easier access to public spaces like restaurants, cafes or mass events.
Several protestors launched ketchup and eggs at the parliament building, local reports said. Videos posted online showed riot police lined up outside the building as a growing body of protesters gathered in front.
Friday’s protests are not an isolated event, with demonstrations against the state’s Covid-19 curbs breaking out on Wednesday near a Hungarian-Slovak crossing, as well as at a border town in the north near Czechia. Some 50 protestors caused traffic disruptions by forming a human chain to protest recent laws that require unvaccinated commuters to show a PCR test less than a week old at the Slovak border, according to local reports.
Slovakia has resorted to creative measures in a bid to increase coronavirus inoculation rates in the country. One of the recent incentives was a vaccine lottery, with over €2 million up for grabs. Prizes would also be available for Slovaks who convince others to get vaccinated, including large sums if elderly people could be swayed.
ALSO ON RT.COMCovid lottery: Slovakia to roll out cash prize scheme to incentivize people to get vaccinated
The country’s vaccine rollout is considerably slow in comparison to other members of the EU. Figures from Our World in Data show that as of July 22, less than 41% of Slovakia’s population has received one shot and about one third are fully vaccinated.
Since the outbreak of the pandemic, Slovakia has recorded just over 392,000 cases, while more than 12,500 have succumbed to the virus, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
‘Time to start blaming the unvaccinated’: Alabama’s governor splits critics as she loses it over state’s low inoculation rate
www.rt.com
Republican Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, who was previously dubbed “one of the best” in the US by Donald Trump, has earned surprising praise from liberals for venting her frustration on those who remain unvaccinated against Covid-19.
Asked by reporters on Thursday how to better promote vaccinations to those still refusing as cases spike in various states, Ivey replied, “I don’t know, you tell me!”
She added that “folks [are] supposed to have common sense” and then went on to claim it’s “time to blame the unvaccinated folks.”
“It’s time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks, not the regular folks. It’s the unvaccinated folks that are letting us down,” she said.
Alabama has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the country, with less than 40% of people 12 and up fully vaccinated. Vaccination rates have slowly been dipping month-to-month in the state, as well.
Daily coronavirus cases have increased 70% in the last week, with hospitalization rates rising too, and Ivey says it’s “crystal clear” this is an issue among unvaccinated residents.
“These folks are choosing a horrible lifestyle and self-inflicted pain,” the governor said. “You know we’ve got to get folks to take the shot. The vaccine is the greatest weapon we have to fight Covid, there’s no question about that, the data proves it.”
Republican Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, who was previously dubbed “one of the best” in the US by Donald Trump, has earned surprising praise from liberals for venting her frustration on those who remain unvaccinated against Covid-19.
Asked by reporters on Thursday how to better promote vaccinations to those still refusing as cases spike in various states, Ivey replied, “I don’t know, you tell me!”
She added that “folks [are] supposed to have common sense” and then went on to claim it’s “time to blame the unvaccinated folks.”
“It’s time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks, not the regular folks. It’s the unvaccinated folks that are letting us down,” she said.
Alabama has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the country, with less than 40% of people 12 and up fully vaccinated. Vaccination rates have slowly been dipping month-to-month in the state, as well.
Daily coronavirus cases have increased 70% in the last week, with hospitalization rates rising too, and Ivey says it’s “crystal clear” this is an issue among unvaccinated residents.
“These folks are choosing a horrible lifestyle and self-inflicted pain,” the governor said. “You know we’ve got to get folks to take the shot. The vaccine is the greatest weapon we have to fight Covid, there’s no question about that, the data proves it.”
Many critics, however, have also claimed it’s ‘too little, too late’ and Ivey’s past and current support of Republicans nixes her argument.
Ivey previously earned praise from conservatives for being one of multiple governors to ban potential ‘vaccine passports’ in her state.
She has also announced this week that masks will not be required when students go back to school in the fall, something many liberal activists have argued should be mandated. Chicago Public Schools, for instance, announced this week that, regardless of vaccination status, students will be masking when they return to classes.
‘Time to start blaming the unvaccinated’: Alabama’s governor splits critics as she loses it over state’s low inoculation rate
Republican Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, who was previously dubbed “one of the best” in the US by Donald Trump, has earned surprising praise from liberals for venting her frustration on those who remain unvaccinated against Covid-19.
Republican Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, who was previously dubbed “one of the best” in the US by Donald Trump, has earned surprising praise from liberals for venting her frustration on those who remain unvaccinated against Covid-19.
Asked by reporters on Thursday how to better promote vaccinations to those still refusing as cases spike in various states, Ivey replied, “I don’t know, you tell me!”
She added that “folks [are] supposed to have common sense” and then went on to claim it’s “time to blame the unvaccinated folks.”
“It’s time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks, not the regular folks. It’s the unvaccinated folks that are letting us down,” she said.
Alabama has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the country, with less than 40% of people 12 and up fully vaccinated. Vaccination rates have slowly been dipping month-to-month in the state, as well.
Daily coronavirus cases have increased 70% in the last week, with hospitalization rates rising too, and Ivey says it’s “crystal clear” this is an issue among unvaccinated residents.
“These folks are choosing a horrible lifestyle and self-inflicted pain,” the governor said. “You know we’ve got to get folks to take the shot. The vaccine is the greatest weapon we have to fight Covid, there’s no question about that, the data proves it.”
Republican Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, who was previously dubbed “one of the best” in the US by Donald Trump, has earned surprising praise from liberals for venting her frustration on those who remain unvaccinated against Covid-19.
Asked by reporters on Thursday how to better promote vaccinations to those still refusing as cases spike in various states, Ivey replied, “I don’t know, you tell me!”
She added that “folks [are] supposed to have common sense” and then went on to claim it’s “time to blame the unvaccinated folks.”
“It’s time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks, not the regular folks. It’s the unvaccinated folks that are letting us down,” she said.
Alabama has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the country, with less than 40% of people 12 and up fully vaccinated. Vaccination rates have slowly been dipping month-to-month in the state, as well.
Daily coronavirus cases have increased 70% in the last week, with hospitalization rates rising too, and Ivey says it’s “crystal clear” this is an issue among unvaccinated residents.
“These folks are choosing a horrible lifestyle and self-inflicted pain,” the governor said. “You know we’ve got to get folks to take the shot. The vaccine is the greatest weapon we have to fight Covid, there’s no question about that, the data proves it.”
Many critics, however, have also claimed it’s ‘too little, too late’ and Ivey’s past and current support of Republicans nixes her argument.
Ivey previously earned praise from conservatives for being one of multiple governors to ban potential ‘vaccine passports’ in her state.
She has also announced this week that masks will not be required when students go back to school in the fall, something many liberal activists have argued should be mandated. Chicago Public Schools, for instance, announced this week that, regardless of vaccination status, students will be masking when they return to classes.
Already 3.5 million dosis.
More insights regarding vitamin B1 deficiency from Jab Remorse:
[NOTE: Ear ringing (tinnitus) - mentioned in latest session thread discussion]
See article for highly informative advice/recommendations if you've had the shot including:
[NOTE: Ear ringing (tinnitus) - mentioned in latest session thread discussion]
See article for highly informative advice/recommendations if you've had the shot including:
Isolation, in this case, means that you mustn't go out of your home except between 10-12 am (yeah I know...).
Also, for your information, you have to know that some senators are working on a law project about isolation surveillance.
In fact, they are looking for a way to be sure that anyone concerned by self-isolation/quarantine doesn't have the stupid idea to go out without any authorization. For this, here comes their project:
- massively collect medical data
- allow some apps as "Oui SNCF" (National railways app), "Tous Anti Covid" (national covid app), and Waze (famous GPS App) to communicate with each other, sharing personal data on individual status
- ability to deactivate any credit card
- ability to deactivate any transportation card
Source (fr)
Of course, it's for your own protection, you need to understand it... You go out, you can kill someone, so we'll know wherever you are and block all attempts to
