The British, from whom we seceded for liberty’s sake, don’t have vaccine mandates. Individual rights are more protected in the U.K. than in the U.S.
This week’s “Hard Truth” teases out the difference between British and American vaccine-mandate tyranny: The U.S. loses this time. And, it’s not even close!
Opposition to the Covid-19 “vaccines” crosses the political spectrum. The LGBTQ+ community crosses political lines, as Ric Grenell and others have clearly demonstrated, but generally the lifestyle is associated with the political left.
These facts make it ironic that the key to debunking the notion that the vaccines are effective may be in data collected within the LGBTQ+ community. Data contradicts the narrative that vaccines are effective. On one hand, the LGBTQ+ community has an extremely high vaccination rate of 91% compared to the general population. On the other hand, they are 43% more likely to have contracted Covid-19.
We knew the vaccines weren’t effective when the CDC changed the definition of what a vaccine is. This just reinforces that idea. Perhaps the science is clear about the effectiveness of the jab. It doesn’t work.
Meanwhile, a former Florida congressional candidate and self-described “powerhouse progressive and LGBT” Richard Rowe, who had continuously heaped scorn on the unvaccinated, died after his second Pfizer injection.
His public hatred and vitriol towards the unvaccinated at every opportunity was quite remarkable: “I really don’t give a shit what happens to you,” he said on social media, referring to the unvaccinated. Previously he had welcomed the demise of these people as a “darwinian” inevitability since they belong at “the bottom of the food chain”.
“The National Federation of Independent Business, the largest small business association in the U.S., filed a petition Tuesday with the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals demanding the court pause the Occupational Safety and Health Administration rule.
“On Saturday, the Biden administration endured a setback when a federal appeals court in New Orleans temporarily halted the mandate, saying it posed ‘grave statutory and constitutional issues.’
“The administration will have to rely on whistleblowers to identify workplaces that are violating the rule because OSHA doesn’t have nearly enough safety inspectors for the massive undertaking.”
I suppose the administration is studying to see just how much money to offer snitches. Will it be the amount of the fine? That could go as high as $136,000. That’s not as much as the profer for illegally entering the country but it is not chump change either.