At Rome Termini train station, it’s a hot pre-Christmas time. Italians are trying to hop on the last train in order to have time to leave for the holidays. These are the last days of more or less free movement around the country.

The on-message state police statement: ‘We are on duty around the clock. From Monday, we will be required to check for compelling reasons to travel. Although, of course, we all understand that citizens want to reach their loved ones.’

From December 24 to January 6, all of Italy will become a ‘red zone’. A nationwide lockdown is introduced, similar to the March one. It is forbidden to leave the house unnecessarily. The authorities claim the end of the nightmare is in sight and threaten that by the end of the year, vaccinations will begin in Italy, as in other European countries. However, the vaccine-driven impetus is riven through with corruption and collateral damage to health.

No fun at Christmas. In Switzerland, restaurants are closed from Tuesday for a month. Many will never re-open as their bankrupt owners throw in the towel. In Slovakia, a ban on leaving home without a vital necessity came into force. In Austria, on New Year’s Eve, there is total lockdown as in any state prison. In Sweden, for the first time in the entire pandemic, it will become mandatory to wear masks in public transport.

London and the southeast of the UK are going to have their highest, fourth tier, restrictions from Sunday . The promised Christmas breaks are cancelled. 

Yet, the political caste admits: ‘So far, there is no evidence that it (the latest alleged strain of Corona) causes a more severe condition or higher mortality.’

On the other side of the planet, there is no shelter from infection either. The so-called northern beaches of Sydney have been quarantined. This is due to an outbreak of the disease, which was identified after mass testing of gym visitors.

‘We are returning to the restrictions that were in effect in March. You are only allowed to leave your home for important purposes, such as work, helping loved ones, exercising or shopping for groceries. This procedure will be in effect until midnight Wednesday. This will give us all a chance at least once to celebrate Christmas,’ said Gladys Berezhiklyan, Prime Minister of New South Wales.

‘We will not close,’ chant business owners in the Brazilian resort of Buzios. According to the preliminary court decision, tourists must leave the city right at the peak of the season.  As elsewhere, entrepreneurs fear poverty more than pandemic.

‘We have a 100 percent tourist city. How can tourism be stopped? We will starve to death! For half a year there is no income. I sold the car, I’m holding on with my last strength, and they want to finish us off? We will not give it, ‘says Fernando Freitas, the owner of the hotel.

The beach visit cost the president dear Chile. Sebastian Piñera was fined almost 3.5 thousand dollars for a photo without a mask.  According to local rules, you can remove protective equipment on the beach if the social distance of two meters is observed, and Piñera broke the rules for a selfie with a lady and now he will pay for it.

Vigilant citizens cannot be fooled. Texas residents outraged by the staged vaccination ‘Pfizer’ on the air of local television: it seemed to attentive viewers that the doctors imitated the injection. The hospital denied the charges, but promised to be vaccinated again. Source