August 18, 2023
In Lieu of a Conclusion to Yesterday’s “Scandal” over the Vaccination Strategy Decree
because from the Government Decision proposed by Rafila and approved by the SRI, the SIE, the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (???) the phrases “complete, correct and clear information”, “informed consent”, “side effects” and “compensation” are missing,
while it contains phrases such as “IT IS NECESSARY TO ADOPT THE VACCINATION ACT”, “vaccination coverage above 90% for all vaccines included in the national vaccination programme”, “hesitancy in accepting vaccination”, “increasing and sustaining awareness of and demand for vaccines in all communities and throughout life”, “Advocacy for vaccination”, “In order to increase uptake and acceptance of vaccination, broad and credible communication campaigns are needed”, or “Identifying groups hesitant about vaccination and the barriers influencing the success of the vaccination programme”,
IT IS EVIDENT THAT THE DECISION IS THE FIRST STEP TOWARDS COMPULSORY VACCINATION (a word cunningly “omitted” from the strategy, but which follows implicitly and explicitly from the norms of the decision).
THEREFORE RAFILA’S DECISION MUST NOT BE ADOPTED!
If you say the above in one simple sentence, all the waffle of the state propaganda is blown away.
In any case, from what I have seen in the MSM, I could draw two ideas:
1) The Decision on the “Vaccination Strategy” is “harmless” because it does not contain the word “compulsory”, and
2) Simion and the AUR organised the protest.
Both are FALSE; we shall not stop to analyse the mechanisms here.
Quite simply, THE MASS MEDIA LIES, but we have grown used to that.
Since the fight is not over, I ask you to remain vigilant and to keep constant pressure upon the Ministry of Health and the System that supports it.
#ToTheVeryEnd!
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