•Norway reclassified Covid as ordinary flu
False!
https://www.statesman.com/story/new...ssify-covid-common-flu-fact-check/5947587001/

•Croatia's President calls out vaccine insanity
False
https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-coronavirus-croatia-idUSL1N2QQ1IB

•Brazil's President will not support vax passports/restrictions
And Brazil is rejecting Bolsonaro!
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...est-brazilian-city-to-adopt-vaccine-passports

•Denmark lifted restrictions
Yes, they did. But they have a vaccination rate of higher than 80%. But they have not lifted all restrictions, they still regulate travel. Besides, we can ask @thinskin.

•Sweden lifted restrictions
Yes, they are lifting most of their restrictions, but they are higher than 70% vaccinated.

•Ireland plans to drop Covid restrictions by Oct. 22
Yes, they are... But they are 90% vaccinated.

 



Pro-Vax ‘Messaging’, Including ‘Societal Guilt’ Was Being Tested 6 Months BEFORE Vaccine Approval

Matt Agorist October 9, 2021





According to Encyclopedia Britannica, Propaganda is the more or less systematic effort to manipulate other people’s beliefs, attitudes, or actions by means of symbols (words, gestures, banners, monuments, music, clothing, insignia, hairstyles, designs on coins and postage stamps, and so forth). Deliberateness and a relatively heavy emphasis on manipulation distinguish propaganda from casual conversation or the free and easy exchange of ideas.

Those who have been paying attention to the last 19 months, have seen the brazen propaganda pushed by media and government alike. The serf class is propagandized to comply with one set of rules while the elite openly flaunt their ability to abide by an entirely different set.

The means by which society is being influenced are not something that the establishment has been making up as they go along either. In fact, according to a study published on the US National Library of Medicine website, ClinicalTrials.gov, the “experts” were planning their propaganda months before they needed it.

Despite a consensus in the field back in June and July of 2020, claiming that rushing a COVID-19 vaccine is dangerous and that one wouldn’t be available for years, some folks, particularly those at Yale University, were already planning their propaganda messaging once it was approved.

Despite the previously fastest vaccine approval in history taking four years, the “messaging” experts at Yale were getting their messages ready for when the COVID-19 vaccine would roll out in just six months. When we read their study, everything the media and government has been saying for the last 10 months begins to make sense.

In their study, titled COVID-19 Vaccine Messaging, Part 1, researchers tested “different messages about vaccinating against COVID-19 once the vaccine becomes available.”

Participants were recruited online and fed varying messages to test which ones worked the best to convince them to get the vaccine. Spoiler alert: if a vaccine works like it is supposed to, it doesn’t need propaganda to convince people to take it. Yet somehow, the experts at Yale predicted that this messaging would be needed — and they were right as the establishment has fully adopted it.

In the study, the control group was given messaging about random bird feeding benefits and costs. The baseline participants were given messaging about the effectiveness and safety of vaccines, and this is where the plot begins to thicken.

In total, ten different propaganda messages were tested, some of them more unscrupulous than the others. The first message sounds extremely familiar to those who began paying attention last year — take the vaccine and get your freedom and your job back.

1/15 of the sample will be assigned to this intervention, which is a message about how COVID-19 is limiting peoples’s [sic] economic freedom and by working together to get enough people vaccinated society can preserve its economic freedom.

1/15 of the sample will be assigned to this group, which is a message about how COVID-19 is wreaking havoc on the economy and the only way to strengthen the economy is to work together to get enough people vaccinated.


Others included messages about how getting vaccinated is in the interest of society and community and how we all should do our part to stop the spread. This messaging is simple enough and not particularly egregious. However, that’s where it ends. The rest of the messages appeal to emotion by attempting to make people feel guilty and shame them.

The message is about the danger that COVID-19 presents to the health of one’s family and community. The best way to protect them is by getting vaccinated and society must work together to get enough people vaccinated. Then it asks the participant to imagine the guilt they will feel if they don’t get vaccinated and spread the disease.

Then it asks the participant to imagine the embarrassment they will feel if they don’t get vaccinated and spread the disease.

Then it asks the participant to imagine the anger they will feel if they don’t get vaccinated and spread the disease.


The second to last messaging arm involves one of the most familiar phrases we’ve heard since the beginning of this debacle, which is “trust the science.”

Vaccination is backed by science. If one doesn’t get vaccinated that means that one doesn’t understand how infections are spread or who ignores science.


Sound familiar? It should.

The final message refers to those who refuse the vaccine as cowards.

Those who choose not to get vaccinated against COVID-19 are not brave.


Now that we know these messages were being planned and tested nearly six months before the vaccine was even approved, everything that we are being told now makes sense. Unfortunately, the messaging was not as effective as they would have hoped which is why the government is now rolling out mandates.


https://thefreethoughtproject.com/vaccine-messaging-tested-months-before-vaccine/

 

https://oneal006.tumblr.com/post/664628473559711744/rolanj67-ireton-this-is-the-attitude-needed

 

If the time and energy spent on attempting to paint the vaccination push as a bad thing, was spent in open minded research on the subject, opinions would likely change.

 

Now 27 states are fighting Biden’s aggressive COVID-19 vaccine mandate


When President Joe Biden issued his ill-advised executive order mandating vaccines for much of the nation’s workforce, the immediate response in many corners was shock and outrage. Even those who believe in the virtues of COVID-19 vaccines expressed concerns that the move was a serious threat to Americans’ health freedom. And now, more than half of American states are fighting back.

Biden’s executive order states that private businesses that have more than 100 employees must mandate that their workers get both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine or submit to weekly testing, with non-compliance leading to a fine of at least $14,000 per violation. The move impacts more than 80 million private employees, along with a further 17 million workers at healthcare facilities receiving Medicare and Medicaid funding, bringing the total number of Americans affected to nearly 100 million.

Now, 27 republican governors and attorneys general are vowing to fight the order. This includes governors from Florida, Texas, South Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, New Hampshire, Montana, Ohio, Utah, South Dakota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Wyoming, North Dakota, Idaho, Kansas, Alaska, Mississippi, Missouri, West Virginia, Indiana, Alabama, Iowa, Nebraska and Arkansas. In addition, the Republican attorneys general of Louisiana and Kentucky, both of which have Democratic governors, are joining the fight.

In Texas, which is already in the midst of several lawsuits with the Biden administration, Governor Greg Abbott said they’d be working to stop the “power grab,” while Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced the state would file suit “very soon.”

Meanwhile, frequent Biden critic Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said: “When you have a president like Biden issuing unconstitutional edicts against the American people, we have a responsibility to stand up for the Constitution and to fight back, and we are doing that in the state of Florida.”

He added: “This is a president who has acknowledged in the past he does not have the authority to force this on anybody, and this order would result potentially in millions of Americans losing their jobs.”

Governor DeSantis has also been vocal in his opposition to vaccine passports and mask mandates.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp even went so far as to suggest there could be an uprising over the appalling move, stating: “People are going to revolt. Government is only as good as what people can withstand. And if you try to do more than that, you have an uprising, or a mutiny.”

Mandate an underhanded “work-around” after Biden previously claimed he wouldn’t impose one

The mandate not only infringes on Americans’ personal liberties in a major way; it also creates hardships for small businesses that are already struggling to get back on their feet after the pandemic and grappling with a nationwide labor shortage – never mind that the mandates make little sense given the fact that the vaccines aren’t providing sterilizing immunity and vaccinated individuals can still pass the virus on to others.

The move is largely being viewed as an underhanded way of instituting a nationwide mandate after Biden’s previous claim that he would not impose one – something that Biden’s own chief of staff, Ron Klain, seemed to admit on Twitter in retweeting a post to his feed by MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle that said: “OSHA doing this vaxx mandate as an emergency workplace safety rule is the ultimate work-around for the Federal govt to require vaccinations.”

Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) called Klain’s retweet “foolish,” saying: “He said the quiet part out loud. Biden admin knows it’s likely illegal (like the eviction moratorium) but they don’t care.”

Biden himself anticipated the backlash, stating in his announcement of the mandate: “If those governors won’t help us beat the pandemic, I will use my power as president to get them out of the way.”

https://www.naturalnews.com/2021-09-19-27-states-fighting-biden-vaccine-mandate.html

 

Really? James O'Keffe? You expect people not to laugh at this huckster and video editor with an agenda? Project Veritas is pointless!

 

Odd that the article says nothing about the severity of the covid problem they are having in Florida, not do they say that the only ones who don't want mask mandates are those not directly effected by then. Schools have said they want the mandates, and many have stood their ground.

Funny that you label things as propaganda, and yet a lot of what you post is exactly that.

 

The FDA and the CDC are not the only people that do testing. Maybe you can show someone else's results. Maybe some foreign studies. They're not bound by CDC restrictions.

 

That's an astounding idea..for a trolling Globalist...the U.S. follows CDC and FDA guidelines..not some hack fuck study from Botswana.

 

Um... I wasn't suggesting that the FDA or the CDC follow the foreign study, I was suggesting that crhurricane find a study to show that these drugs are effective for covid.

Learn to read.

 

I did read it troll fuck

 

Irony;
the village idiot challenging someone else's reading and comprehension abilities.

 

Dr Kary Mullis died in 2019. He couldn't possibly have an opinion on covid.

https://cen.acs.org/people/obituaries/Kary-Mullis-dies-age-74/97/web/2019/08

And they spelled his name incorrectly.

 

Except you all have to ignore the lies contained in his memes.​

So, Conroe, can you tell me how a dead man can have an opinion about covid? Especially someone who died well before covid because public knowledge!​

It is laughable that you all dance around these things and ignore the lies. You did get four years of practice!​

anon_de_plume, 27 minutes ago
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Once again the village idiot confirms why he is the village idiot.

"So, Conroe, can you tell me how a dead man can have an opinion about covid? Especially someone who died well before covid because public knowledge!"

Shooter will assume that anon knows Conroe wasn't the one who claimed anything about the vaccine. That would be crhurricane. The statement was that Dr. ROBERT Malone invented the process that was used to create the Covid vaccine. No one, so far as Shooter can determine, has claimed that Dr. Malone had a hand in creating the covid vaccine. The claim is that he created the process others used to create the vaccine.

Also, no one, so far as Shooter has seen on this thread, has claimed that a dead man had an opinion about the covid vaccine. Dr. ROBERT Malone is alive and well. His criticisms about the COVID vaccine are better described as "cautions" rather than criticism, but no matter. The relevant points opposing the village idiots claims are that Dr. Malone is alive and well and therefore more than capable of voicing an opinion. That he at minimum had a significant hand in creating the process that was used to make the Covid vaccine gives him license to offer an informed opinion about it.