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A Letter to the Unvaccinated
by Dr. Denis Rancourt et al., Ontario Civil Liberties Association
August 3, 2021
You are not alone! As of 28 July 2021, 29% of Canadians have not received a COVID-19 vaccine, and an additional 14% have received one shot. In the US and in the European Union, less than half the population is fully vaccinated, and even in Israel, the “world’s lab” according to Pfizer, one third of people remain completely unvaccinated. Politicians and the media have taken a uniform view, scapegoating the unvaccinated for the troubles that have ensued after eighteen months of fearmongering and lockdowns. It’s time to set the record straight.
It is entirely reasonable and legitimate to say ‘no’ to insufficiently tested vaccines for which there is no reliable science. You have a right to assert guardianship of your body and to refuse medical treatments if you see fit. You are right to say ‘no’ to a violation of your dignity, your integrity and your bodily autonomy. It is your body, and you have the right to choose. You are right to fight for your children against their mass vaccination in school.
You are right to question whether free and informed consent is at all possible under present circumstances. Long-term effects are unknown. Transgenerational effects are unknown. Vaccine-induced deregulation of natural immunity is unknown. Potential harm is unknown as the adverse event reporting is delayed, incomplete and inconsistent between jurisdictions.
You are being targeted by mainstream media, government social engineering campaigns, unjust rules and policies, collaborating employers, and the social-media mob. You are being told that you are now the problem and that the world cannot get back to normal unless you get vaccinated. You are being viciously scapegoated by propaganda and pressured by others around you. Remember; there is nothing wrong with you.
You are inaccurately accused of being a factory for new SARS-CoV-2 variants, when in fact, according to leading scientists, your natural immune system generates immunity to multiple components of the virus. This will promote your protection against a vast range of viral variants and abrogates further spread to anyone else.
You are justified in demanding independent peer-reviewed studies, not funded by multinational pharmaceutical companies. All the peer-reviewed studies of short-term safety and short-term efficacy have been funded, organized, coordinated, and supported by these for-profit corporations; and none of the study data have been made public or available to researchers who don’t work for these companies.
You are right to question the preliminary vaccine trial results. The claimed high values of relative efficacy rely on small numbers of tenuously determined “infections.” The studies were also not blind, where people giving the injections admittedly knew or could deduce whether they were injecting the experimental vaccine or the placebo. This is not acceptable scientific methodology for vaccine trials.
You are correct in your calls for a diversity of scientific opinions. Like in nature, we need a polyculture of information and its interpretations. And we don’t have that right now. Choosing not to take the vaccine is holding space for reason, transparency and accountability to emerge. You are right to ask, ‘What comes next when we give away authority over our own bodies?’
Do not be intimidated. You are showing resilience, integrity and grit. You are coming together in your communities, making plans to help one another and standing for scientific accountability and free speech, which are required for society to thrive. We are among many who stand with you.
https://truthcomestolight.com/....a-letter-to-the-unva
How the EU deals with this will show if they are on the peoples side or want to distroy Europe in the same way as is been done in the US
Six states ask European Union not to halt the repatriation of Afghan migrants
Six EU countries – Belgium, Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Denmark, Greece – have sent a letter to the European Commission asking the EU not to stop the deportation of illegal migrants to Afghanistan
August 11, 2021
editor:
REMIX NEWS
author:
MTI
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MAGYAR HÍRLAP
The existence of the letter was confirmed in a tweet by Belgian deputy minister for immigration Mahdi on Tuesday.
“It is possible that some regions of a country are insecure, but that does not mean that all its citizens are entitled to refugee status. they do not need to stay in Belgium”, Mahdi wrote.
According to the Belgian daily De Morgen, Mahdi’s announcement has been sharply criticized by several advocacy organizations. In his Twitter message, Mahdi responded to this by saying, “It is very easy to shout shame and flag the European Convention on Human Rights without being aware of the specifics. It turns out to be extremely difficult for many to go beyond certain slogans when it comes to migration.”
Asked whether the EU deems Afghanistan a safe country, a spokesman of the European Commission said at a press conference on Tuesday that it was up to the member states to assess this, as there was no such classification at EU level.
However, the Commission also said that “the situation in Afghanistan is not a cause for desperation”. “It is a challenge, but not to the same extent as the situation in Syria or Iraq, as Afghanistan continues to have a stable government and authorities,” a Brussels spokesman said.
He also said that the EU wanted to avoid the outbreak of a possible Afghan civil war, which would further boost drug production in the country and could bring another influx of refugees into the EU. According to him, about 400,000 Afghans have been forced to flee their homes in recent months, and the number of refugees to Iran has also risen in the last 10 days.
An EU-Afghanistan agreement obliges Kabul to readmit its deported citizens, but in early July the Afghan government informed the European Commission that it would not readmit migrants without refugee status for three months.
The issue is expected to be discussed at an extraordinary crisis meeting of EU interior ministers on 18 August, which will also discuss the surge of illegal border crossings from Belarus to Lithuania.
In Afghanistan, the situation has escalated again since May, with radical Islamist Taliban launching a comprehensive offensive against government forces, taking advantage of the fact that an American-led international force has begun withdrawing from the country.
They rule large areas, ousting government forces that barely showed resistance. Meanwhile, in the months-long inter-Afghan peace talks, the parties are still failing to make progress.
According to data released by the EU’s statistical office on Tuesday, 1,120 Afghans were deported from EU member states last year.
https://rmx.news/article/six-s....tates-ask-european-u
Who is stronger, a person who does good deeds and suffers , hoping for rewards,
or a person who does good deeds and suffers because of them, but does them because they need to be done and waits for no rewards
Fascism and socialism are the same thing, They are twins both born with hate filled hearts
I pass by this ancient mailbox every day . The old rusty box is nailed to an oak that has to be 150 years old. After 3 years of passing it by I decided to open the box to see if anything was inside. After all, there isn’t even a house nearby to which it could possibly serve anyway. Any home it serviced was long ago torn down I’m sure. I noticed an ancient letter inside as you can see in picture #2. I looked at the post mark date and it said July 7, 1903. Due to age and moisture the addressee on the envelope was not readable, so I opened up the envelope hoping to find some local history and a good story I could share with you. Here is what the letter inside said. “We have been trying to reach you about your cars extended warranty.”
