Same for me. Out of the blue I got the thought to take the vax at least on two occasions. Crazy, right??! I chalked it up to "psychological spill-over effect" from my almost constant immersion in the subject matter via this thread/Sott/other alternative sources along with usual awareness of MSM propaganda. I equated it with the intrusion of negative thoughts/negative thought loops. So, one can speculate that we are being beamed in addition to the avalanche of constant pro-vax messaging.However somewhere around march-may 2021, i got a couple times a strange “urge” by thinking “what if I would…” … kind of like flirting / playing with the thought of taking a jab. Not super seriously, but it was a persistent flirtation during a couple of weeks - while i observed that with awareness.
These thoughts, made no sense to me, given how much I already knew about the negative side effects - and endless hours of listening to the Investigative Corona Committee from Berlin plus everything you guys wrote in the forum !!
So, it was really a weird experience - which I couldn’t explain why I would consider to even “flirt” with the jabs.
I didn’t associate that to any external influence, but more of a psychological spill-over effect from reading mainstream news and pages at authorities.
As to Trump and the supposed reason for Warp Speed - perhaps plausible but it's not sitting well with his base. I didn't save the link, but he was loudly booed by his audience at a recent Trump event when he began touting the "vaccines".
I believe in the Mike Adams/Reiner Fuellmich vid, they said very likely 500,000 deaths.According to a whistleblower employed at Pfizer not 45,000, but 200,000 people who died within 7 days of receiving one of the vaccines.
BTW, the Arnold has lost his sponsor due to his repugnant remarks:
Arnold Schwarzenegger loses Arnold Classic sponsorship for comments about face mask importance
Following Arnold Schwarzenegger's comments about the importance of wearing face masks earlier this month, corporate sponsor REDCON1 pulled out from this year's Arnold Classic.
The actor and former governor of California lost the long-time sponsor for the annual bodybuilding competition due to controversial comments he made during an interview with retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman and CNN reporter Bianna Golodryga.
The star of "The Terminator" franchise called Americans who are opposed to wearing face masks "schmucks" and said, "screw your freedom."
And, that's not the only local reversal to popular celebrity/MSM drivel:
Ohio legislative leaders hit the brakes on anti-vaccination bill as supporters hold rally outside Statehouse
Hundreds of people demonstrated outside the Ohio Statehouse as lawmakers there held a hearing on a contentious anti-vaccination bill.
Opponents of masks and vaccine mandates rallied in favor of House Bill 248, even though legislative leaders have already said they're pumping the brakes on it for now. [...]
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More than 400 people filed written testimony for Tuesday's committee hearing. Supporters in an overflow room cheered state Rep. Jennifer Gross, R-West Chester, primary sponsor of the bill, like a rock star when she asked questions of witnesses during the hearing.
House Bill 248 has triggered enormous controversy in Ohio. Witnesses favoring medical choices and less government oversight, as well as those prone to believing conspiracy theories, have pushed for its adoption. In June Dr. Sherri Tenpenny testified that the COVID-19 vaccine may magnetize people and have some sort of interface with 5G cellphone towers. Tenpenny was invited to speak by Gross.
[Can't copy caption but still declaring she gave false testimony that went viral and made false claims about the vaccines against Covid-19.]
Anti-vaccination protests have erupted across Ohio, where demonstrators have blasted businesses for requiring mask and or vaccines and called for passage of House Bill 248.
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The Ohio Chamber of Commerce issued stern warnings to lawmakers to drop HB 248 and butt out of telling businesses how to operate. In a recent interview, CEO Steve Stivers said he doesn't expect most businesses to require vaccines but contends the bill is a slippery slope that could lead to more government regulation.
That last sentence link - pdf screenshots - immunity expires end of Sept. if I'm understanding correctly."The anti-business Republicans tend to be more populist generally, but this one is a very, very dangerous bill that I think moves us toward the government controlling the means of production," he said. "Every Republican and Democrat should think about whether they want to be part of that."
The former GOP congressman also blasted lawmakers for introducing the measure as businesses are poised to lose temporary protections against lawsuits related to COVID-19.
Today's Front Page:
Hundreds rally to support Ohio anti-vaccination bill
Hundreds of people demonstrated outside the Ohio Statehouse as lawmakers there held a hearing on a contentious anti-vaccination bill.
Article appears to be a repeat of previous above. There are real, significant differences between the hard copy newspaper and its online version. I have to use online search to find articles that appear in the actual newspaper and sometimes have to resort to Google/other.
Nevertheless, here's an even more relevant article on the first page of the METRO section:
So, there you go - MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! Or so they will try to make everyone believe! I immediately sent off an email to OhioStandsUp detailing that the existing Pfizer vax is STILL EUA along with the tweet of Dr. Robert Malone explaining approval was for BioNTech Comirnaty and that it isn't even available! We'll see how long this turd can float!!!