What do you do when there's not much left do in town if you don't a vaccine passport? Luckily, there was this unannounced rally, so we went there.
With the new set of restrictions barely in place you'd think that people would be most angry about not being allowed to enter so many places. Well, yes, there was talk about that, too, but the people weren't actually there to protest about not being allowed to go to the restaurant.
Most of the speeches were focused on a much more serious problem. Children. They're up next and the people were furious. Our children are not your guinea pigs!
At the moment, parents are pressured into consenting to have their children jabbed. They have medical teams prepared to go to schools and vaccinate children there. The brainwashed are quite happy about it, but many others will be just to weak to say no. The move refers to 12+ kids for now, but seeing that Pfizer announced their vaccine is safe for younger children as well ti won't be long until they swoop in on the first graders.
Fauci has made it clear a month ago that he supports vaccine mandates for schools. Israel is already vaccinating small kids. If the US makes a similar decision, Europe will follow suit.
My family is not threatened by this. My son is homeschooled so they cannot touch him. Yet.
What I cannot understand is how can people let their children be vaccinated with a so-called vaccine that has never been tested. It's impossible to say what side effects such a vaccine could have for adults, let alone children whose immune systems are still developing. I once raised this subject with a friend who was telling me they've had their three teenage kids vaccinated. When I asked if she wasn't worried about side effect, she replied: "Well, whatever happens to us will happen to them, too". Totally unconcerned. If we die, they die, what's the big deal?
On a more positive note, tonight I came to appreciate we don't leave in Australia. Today's protest was not authorized and did not comply with the new restrictions. There weren't that many people, but definitely more than the 100 allowed by law. The police was there, but they did not seem bothered by the lack of masks and seemed more preoccupied with things running smoothly. When the organizers announced we'd be marching to several governmental buildings it was the police leading the way, plus others making sure there's an orderly crowd.
Obviously, they had orders to be nice, just like their colleagues in Australia have orders to break as many bones as possible.
I know such protests won't accomplish anything. There were 10 times as many people downtown enjoying the pleasant evening and going about their business like they don't live in the same world.
Like the guys in this picture. That's the main events' center in Bucharest and the decent people, those with a pass were coming for some show. Someone with a bullhorn kept shouting at them that soon enough they're going to need a 3rd jab, than a 4th to enjoy their 'freedom'. I doubt it anyone listened.
