COVID-19: Mandatory Vaccinations: Who's up for a "Don't Fucking Try it Here Sunshine" March in London

 Well, it seems that German is now following Austria's example and making vaccination mandatory, with unvaccinated people basically excluded from society.

Obviously in Breach of Article 8 of the ECHR and International Conventions on Human rights. Obviously it needs testing in court, but I assume the respective Governments are hoping their human rights breaches will have some affect on the woeful take-up of vaccinations in their respective countries before the lawyers put a case before the European Court of Human Rights and they make a ruling in favour of freedom.

But as has been noted across the internet, the Austrians and Germans have a pretty poor history regarding the "othering" of a section of society.

But... The are rumours that the UK government may fall in line and try the same thing here. 

So, it's time that there was a "Don't Fucking Try it Here Sunshine!" march through the streets of London, just to put a shot across the bows of the Government.

Put it this way, if I can, I want to attend the next freedom March in London to show my support and my contempt for any government that would even consider mandatory vaccinations and lock-downs for unvaccinated people..

I hope many more will do the same. 

The Rise of Corporate Landlords.

 It seems over in America there are strange goings-on in the housing market. A global corporation called BlackWater is buying up houses at a phenomenal rate. Not only is this snatching houses from normal people, but the corporation has the ability to pay over the odds if necessary (which it is), thereby inflating the price of houses and the US housing market in general.

Now, from what I can see this has no happy ending. Not for US house buyers who have to pay artificially inflated prices for the house of their dreams, but also in the long term. Because take the fact that a large proportion of houses in the US will become rental properties, but also those that have been able to buy their house are sitting on an inflated asset. Hopefully the value of the house will keep rising and cancel out the inflated element of the price they paid. Hopefully.

I assume that Blackwater sees housing stock as better than stocks when it comes to investment. Not only do you own an asset, but you have the ability to rent it out and generate revenue all the time you own the asset. With stocks and shares you only own the share and it only generates income if it rises in value. You can't rent it out. 

Well, someone in the city hasn't yet found a way to rent out shares. Yet.

Here in the UK, I'm getting similar signals from the housing market, but whoever is buying up relatively expensive houses and renting them out en-masse is keeping pretty low-key. But it is happening, adding about 5% or more to UK to house prices.

I hate to be a conspiracy theorist, but some would say that this is part of the great reset, where you own nothing and all your money goes to the corporate state. 

Sounds like Fascism to me.

Considering what's happing in Austria and Germany regarding mandatory vaccinations with no choice or consent, it sounds like they've got the hop on all the other countries regarding our future. 

It seems we're looking at a no choice, no ownership, no consent, no free will sort of future. Yep, sounds like Fascism to me.

COVID19: New Variant Panic: Is There Something They're Not Telling Us?

 It seems that with every mutation of Covid, there's a mad panic to try and stop the spread. Unlike with any other virus in existence. For instance the 'Flu: you don't seem to see the same scrabble to suppress mutations of influenza, it's just a given that it's out in the wild, it mutates and we cope with the mutations as they sweep through the population.

So what's special about Covid? What is it about mutations that causes panic amongst health officials and governments worldwide?

The problem is that new mutations will be out in the wild before they are identified. It takes weeks to identify a new strain and by the time it is identified, then it's hopped on a 'plane and travelled half way round the world. 

Then governments panic and put restrictions in place way too late to stop it arriving.

The only way to stop it spreading is to stop air travel around the world. 

But.... Why the panic? What is it about mutations that grips governments with terror? Why the indecent haste to stop the spread (even though it's always too late). 

Is there something that governments around the worlds are not telling us? Is there a risk that Covid19 could mutate into something as deadly as Ebola?

Or, is this a dry run for Ebola itself? I just wonder because Ebola has been ever more persistent in Africa, with outbreaks breaking out in numerous locations. There was a major outbreak 2-3 years ago (The Kivu epidemic) and since then the authorities have failed to stop it entirely. There have been sporadic outbreaks in the wider area around the initial outbreak. You can't call it contained, because even in 2021 three years after the initial outbreak, it is still popping up. The last outbreak as late as May of this year.

Check this link to see the persistence of Ebola outbreaks. Look at the entries for Kivu: Ebola - Wikipedia

Personally, I think the governments across the globe are using Covid as a trial for something worse. Ebola seems to fit the bill, being a particularly nasty and transmissible disease with a pretty high mortality rate.