Vaccine coercion/bribery

[Mikey1911]

Austria is going full on totalitarian against those who haven't gotten the shots. A nationwide lockdown for unvaccinated people begins Monday.

I don't see how this ends well.

Austria Orders Nationwide Lockdown for Unvaccinated - Breitbart

BERLIN (AP) — The Austrian government ordered a nationwide lockdown for unvaccinated people starting midnight Sunday to slow the fast spread of the

www.breitbart.com

Why is AP reporting on an Austrian story from Berlin? Did we miss “Anschluss-21”, or something??

 

[JCSR]

Taiwan halts 2nd-dose BioNTech vaccinations for ages 12-17 amid concerns of myocarditis​

Taiwan halts 2nd-dose BioNTech vaccinations for ages 12-17 amid concerns of myocarditis | Taiwan News | 2021-11-10 15:42:00

CECC says approval of COVID vaccines for children under 12 will not be considered until 2nd dose issue settled | 2021-11-10 15:42:00

www.taiwannews.com.tw

 

[qwerty]

BeachMilk on Gab: 'A wise man who’s awake in a world of sleeping min…'

BeachMilk on Gab: 'A wise man who’s awake in a world of sleeping mind-controlled zombies.'

gab.com

 

[JCSR]

Over a 60X increase in pro sports adverse events since the vaccines rolled out​

Dramatic increase in pro sports adverse events since the vaccines rolled out

Nobody can explain that. Some poo-poo these events saying that they happen all the time. True, they do. But not at this rate. Something happened in 2021 that changed things by a lot. Can you guess?

stevekirsch.substack.com

 

[JCSR]

 

[Magyars]

 

[Magyars]

Dr. Fauci Admits Vaccines Did Not Work as Advertised and that Vaccinated Are in Great Danger Today (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft

It should be clear by now that the pandemic will not end until Dr.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

 

[jamil]

Let me just repeat a sentiment expressed in the video, for emphasis. The toxicity with which people treat each other over covid protocols, i.e., lockdowns, mask wearing, and vaccines is worse than the disease.

People’s beliefs have become so ideologically derived, for example a delusional belief that vaccines can’t cause harm (we’ve seen that here even). So then they’re incapable of seeing the reality that it does happen, and it’s happening at a never before accepted rate.

They’re incapable of doing their part as a member of a free society, which is pushing back when things become unacceptable. Some countries have suspended certain vaccines because of the myocarditis/paracarditis risks to otherwise healthy young people. But that won’t happen here in America. People are too blinded by the idea of “science” that they can’t question the official oligarchy of “science” when the results are questionable.

 

[drillsgt]

Over a 60X increase in pro sports adverse events since the vaccines rolled out​

Dramatic increase in pro sports adverse events since the vaccines rolled out

Nobody can explain that. Some poo-poo these events saying that they happen all the time. True, they do. But not at this rate. Something happened in 2021 that changed things by a lot. Can you guess?

stevekirsch.substack.com

I'll just wait for one of the usual suspects to come along and tell me it's not an article from CNN so don't worry about it.

 

[wtburnette]

Was discussing COVID with a friend of mine yesterday and was absolutely flabbergasted when he said he supports wearing masks and social distancing, as he's a conservative and 2A supporter. I asked him why and he said "well, even if it helps just a little bit, it's worth it". I said yeah, but it helps 0%, so it's nothing but virtue signaling. He didn't understand, so I explained how masks and social distancing made sense when we thought the method of transmission was via bodily fluids only, but once we learned it was airborne, neither of those are at all helpful (outside of N95 or better rated masks that are properly fitted, etc). He was still adamant that masking and social distancing did at least something, to which we just agreed to disagree. I wonder how many other people have this belief, thanks to the level of misinformation put out by the "authorities"? Very sad.

 

[Keith_Indy]

Was discussing COVID with a friend of mine yesterday and was absolutely flabbergasted when he said he supports wearing masks and social distancing, as he's a conservative and 2A supporter. I asked him why and he said "well, even if it helps just a little bit, it's worth it". I said yeah, but it helps 0%, so it's nothing but virtue signaling. He didn't understand, so I explained how masks and social distancing made sense when we thought the method of transmission was via bodily fluids only, but once we learned it was airborne, neither of those are at all helpful (outside of N95 or better rated masks that are properly fitted, etc). He was still adamant that masking and social distancing did at least something, to which we just agreed to disagree. I wonder how many other people have this belief, thanks to the level of misinformation put out by the "authorities"? Very sad.

Easy question back to him, oh, so you're giving up your firearms, since "it'll help reduce gun violence 'just a little bit'" according to the "experts."

 

[wtburnette]

The problem with him and many others is that they don't correlate the two. They think a "public health issue" is different, which I completely disagree with. As has been said, we have many other health issues that are killing vastly greater numbers of people, that are completely disregarded, but this virus, which is basically a bad case of the flu, has everyone agreeing to just give up their rights and freedoms. I just don't understand people.

 

[BugI02]

National Public Radio books editor Petra Mayer dies at 46

The books editor for National Public Radio has died at 46

abcnews.go.com

Hey, JK. 46 years old and dies of a pulmonary embolism

She wasn't obese or obviously unhealthy

She was NPR, so I bet she was in line for vaccination on day 1

I wonder how long ago she got her booster

 

[rhamersley]

National Public Radio books editor Petra Mayer dies at 46

The books editor for National Public Radio has died at 46

abcnews.go.com

Hey, JK. 46 years old and dies of a pulmonary embolism

She wasn't obese or obviously unhealthy

She was NPR, so I bet she was in line for vaccination on day 1

I wonder how long ago she got her booster

Purely anecdotal...don't count.

 

[drillsgt]

National Public Radio books editor Petra Mayer dies at 46

The books editor for National Public Radio has died at 46

abcnews.go.com

Hey, JK. 46 years old and dies of a pulmonary embolism

She wasn't obese or obviously unhealthy

She was NPR, so I bet she was in line for vaccination on day 1

I wonder how long ago she got her booster

She's actually a bigger girl in many pictures but maybe she was thinner recently, not sure.

 

[bobzilla]

She's actually a bigger girl in many pictures but maybe she was thinner recently, not sure.

She’s like many of us and has been large to thin. Last photos from October she looks normalish

 

[jamil]

Was discussing COVID with a friend of mine yesterday and was absolutely flabbergasted when he said he supports wearing masks and social distancing, as he's a conservative and 2A supporter. I asked him why and he said "well, even if it helps just a little bit, it's worth it". I said yeah, but it helps 0%, so it's nothing but virtue signaling. He didn't understand, so I explained how masks and social distancing made sense when we thought the method of transmission was via bodily fluids only, but once we learned it was airborne, neither of those are at all helpful (outside of N95 or better rated masks that are properly fitted, etc). He was still adamant that masking and social distancing did at least something, to which we just agreed to disagree. I wonder how many other people have this belief, thanks to the level of misinformation put out by the "authorities"? Very sad.

Yeah? Helping “just a little bit” doesn’t justify mandates. Social distancing is just something you should do, but not something you can really mandate. Well. On the other hand, I really like that people are staying out of my personal space. I hate it when overbearing people crowd my space.

 

[wtburnette]

Yeah? Helping “just a little bit” doesn’t justify mandates. Social distancing is just something you should do, but not something you can really mandate. Well. On the other hand, I really like that people are staying out of my personal space. I hate it when overbearing people crowd my space.

I agree. As the saying goes, I was social distancing before it was a thing...

 

[Keith_Indy]

Nothing to see here, move along...

Covid jab compensation claims soar in Australia

Australia’s government could be forced to spend tens of millions in payouts after receiving more than 10,000 compensation claims from people who suffered side effects and loss of income due to Covid-19 vaccines.

www.rt.com

Official figures suggest, however, that over 10,000 people have already indicated their intention to make a claim since registration opened on the health department’s website in September. If each claim was approved, the government could face a bill of at least AU$50 million (US$36.46 million).

There were around 78,880 adverse events to Covid-related vaccination in Australia as of November 7, according to the Therapeutic Goods Administration, which regulates national health products. The majority of side effects were minor, including headaches, nausea, and arm soreness.

Only people who experienced a moderate to significant adverse reaction that resulted in a hospital stay of at least one night are eligible for coverage under the government’s scheme. Those seeking $20,000 or less have to provide proof their claims are vaccine-related – although there has been no information as yet on exactly what evidence would be acceptable

 

[Leadeye]

So does Australia go back to the drug companies on this?