Suicide of a clinic manager: "I can no longer live with the lies addressed to citizens and patients that vaccines are harmless, it is genocide"!

The Austrian authorities begin preparations for the introduction of compulsory vaccination from February 2022, said the country's Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg. He explained this decision by the fact that the voluntary vaccination program was thwarted by opponents of vaccinations, writes Krone.

Schallenberg said that during the mass vaccination process, "too many did not show solidarity." “There are too many political forces, opponents of vaccinations and fake news in our country that incite too many people to refuse vaccinations. Therefore, it was decided to introduce universal compulsory vaccination from February 1, 2022, "the publication quotes the Chancellor as saying. The head of the Austrian government called the situation with refusals to vaccinate "terribly painful", since there is no shortage of vaccines in the country.

In addition, a 20-day lockdown is being introduced in Austria.

This guys are very insistent.

• Peak viral load does not differ between vaccinated and unvaccinated. That is, both of them can get sick with coronavirus equally hard, regardless of the vaccination status. Vaccination does not save you from getting sick with coronavirus, especially its new strains, and a vaccinated (and boosted patient) who gets sick can get sick just as badly as an unvaccinated one.
• The only revealed bonus of vaccination is, according to the authors of the article, a faster decrease in viral load and vaccinated, that is, they recover a little faster (slightly faster). At the same time, being exposed to post-vaccination risks (complications, etc.)
• Fully vaccinated people can effectively transmit the infection at home, including fully vaccinated contacts.

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(21)00648-4/fulltext

Director of the National Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology named after Gamaleya Alexander Gintsburg supported the proposal to deprive doctors of their diplomas who discourage patients from being vaccinated.

Senator, Candidate of Medical Sciences Alexander Bashkin previously proposed to deprive doctors of their diplomas for life who dissuade citizens from being vaccinated against COVID-19. In his opinion, this is unprofessional.

"I fully support these proposals. Completely," Gunzburg told.

He noted that such specialists should be deprived of the opportunity to carry out medical activities, because they use their official position to the detriment of people.

This guys are criminals.

Reap what you sow? Doctors dropping like flies in deaths described as “died unexpectedly” and “died suddenly” since mid-October

https://thecovidblog.com/2021/11/17/reap-what-you-sow-doctors-dropping-like-flies-died-suddenly-unexpectedly/

@EspenB

Yes, it is UK statistics.

As now almost all old and sick are vaccinated.

@firstbase As beeing vaccinated only reduces chances to get iill and/or die, it is quite logical that in UK, with such high rate of vaccination, you will get this result. Think a little further, and imagine 100% would vacced. Then 100% of the deaths would account for vacced people. Would you still ask the question??

As said, maybe put your biases aside for a while, think a little further, and try not to jump to conclusions.

What @Meierhans ia saying is legitim... But then what's all this thing about vaccines... Look we are not stupid people here and we are wondering... I guess now anyone with at least a little brain is wondering???

Russian President Vladimir Putin has not yet participated in the trials of a nasal vaccine against coronavirus, as only yesterday he underwent revaccination with Sputnik Light. He will do it in a timely manner, when such permission is given by doctors, the press secretary of the head of state Dmitry Peskov told reporters.

But nevertheless, the Kremlin spokesman continued, "Putin has expressed his willingness to take part in the process of testing a nasal vaccine." Answering the question of when such a step can take place, Peskov explained: "In a timely manner, how the doctors will come to the conclusion that this can be done."

It seems like we know the future now - constant nasal vaccines. We also see why QR codes and smartphone apps are required. As such app will check code on vaccine bottle and will check process of you injecting new dose.

directly to the brain, so this is the voice of the future programming. Only they know what other kind of things they will put inside that "nasal vaccine" Crazy shit coming really soon.

South Korea

When the South Korean government announced a "plan to return to normal life" in late October, experts expected that despite the high vaccination rate, there would be an increase in the number of infected and seriously ill patients, but did not think that negative trends would develop so quickly. All of this jeopardizes the overall policy to lift distancing measures and other restrictions that have been introduced due to COVID-19.

According to data released on Wednesday, as of midnight on November 24, 4,116 new COVID-19 cases were registered in South Korea over the past day. This became a new record, while the previous one was also set quite recently - on November 18. All this suggests that the spread of coronavirus in South Korea continues, although the vaccination rate among the population is already almost 80 percent. If we take into account only those who have the right to be vaccinated in general (that is, adults and some schoolchildren), then Koreans generally look like an exemplary country in terms of vaccination - more than 90 percent. Despite this, the growth in the number of infected people has been going on for the third week, and the rate is higher than those that the official experts of the Republic of Kazakhstan predicted when the program of "return to normal life" was announced from November 1.

But more serious cause for concern is the steady increase in the number of critically ill COVID-19 patients whose lives are in real danger. At midnight on November 24, the number of patients in intensive care units in the country was 586, which is also a record. 35 people died during the day. The situation is especially difficult in Seoul and adjacent metropolitan areas. At the moment, in the capital, the occupancy rate of intensive care wards was 86.4 percent, and in the capital region as a whole, where about half of the country's population lives, - 83.7 percent. Earlier, when they announced the beginning of the process of transition to a normal life, 75 percent of the filled intensive care wards were set as the limit indicator. Upon reaching it, the authorities reserved the option to suspend the "return" process, including the introduction of new distancing measures.

Since in the key region this indicator has already been exceeded, and the situation does not show signs of possible improvement, the government of the Republic of Kazakhstan began to discuss the possibility of introducing emergency measures, and the public was warned about this. "If we talk about the situation in the capital region, then the situation is such that it is necessary to discuss the introduction of emergency measures," Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kim Bu Geom said today, speaking at a meeting of the Center for the Prevention and Control of the Spread of Infectious Diseases.