People opposing the Danish government’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic marched through the capital in one of a growing number of fresh protests on Saturday. Unlike some previous events, this week’s gathering remained peaceful and prompted no arrests.
German farmers flooded streets of Berlin again to denounce the way government spends EU subsidies and its emission policies that satisfy neither them nor environmentalists, who are also taking part at the protests.
1. Can I stop wearing a mask?
No
2. Can they reopen restaurants etc. and everyone work normally?
No
3. Will I be resistant to COVID?
Maybe, but they don’t know exactly. It probably won’t stop you getting it.
4. At least I won’t be contagious to others, right?
No, you can still pass it on, maybe…nobody knows.
5. If we vaccinate children, will schools resume normally?
No
While deploying troops to assist the police in monitoring the national border controls and upholding the government’s entry ban due to a mutated Covid strain, Sweden freed asylum seekers from the new restrictions for ‘humanitarian reasons’. Migrants are still being encouraged to come to Sweden and spread like a contagion.
France’s major trade unions have called for a nationwide strike to protest the government’s measures against COVID-19 over fears the steps will further affect jobs and wages. In Paris, people are holding a protest rally against the Macron regime’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The far-left George-Soros dependent Alicante City Council in Spain proposes up to six years without a job and salary for the local policeman who refuses to wear a mask.
The term ‘slavery’ conjures up images of shackles and White-owned transatlantic ships, depictions relegated firmly to the past and invariably but wrongly attributed to Europeans.
The Swedish capital endures a cataclysmic 79 percent increase in shootings in 2020. Sweden in total recorded a gut-wrenching surge in gun-related violence last year, according to new figures released by the government amid accusations that authorities have turned a blind eye to rising migrant crime in the country.
Many thousands of anti-lockdown protesters have hit Denmark’s streets condemning the regime’s disproportionate coronavirus-induced restrictions during a fiery torch-lit march. The fiery protest was staged overnight in Aarhus, the second-largest city in Denmark. The march was organised by a group, called the ‘Men in Black’. The organisation opposes the government’s vicious unending recycling allegedly anti-coronavirus measures.
Billionaire Gates the population-control zealot is a criminal madman who must be arrested and tried for ‘crimes against humanity’ and attempted ‘genocide’ through vaccines, according to an Italian parliamentarian whose statement has sent shock waves around the world. The Member of Parliament also called for Italians to resist vaccines and Deep State tyranny. Throughout and following the legislator’s statement fellow parliamentarians roundly applauded.
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