A united cross-section of Australian industries is set to strike on October 1 over State-sanctioned, and unconstitutional medical conscription.
While the Australian federal government maintains COVID-19 vaccines are NOT mandatory, in an apparent “workaround” section 51 of the Australian constitution, the Morrison government has enabled the states to make COVID-19 vaccinations compulsory.
h/t Marvin
… And on Wednesday, the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Local 113 made an abrupt about-face to their previous decree that members not disclose their vaccination status to management — with local president Carlos Santos issuing a statement urging members to now comply with the TTC’s Sept. 30 disclosure deadline.
According to data released on Wednesday, the risk of the development of the heart condition is 1 in 5,000 for males aged 18 to 24 following a second dose of Moderna. This was based on more than 96,000 second doses between June 1 and August 7, 2021. For women between 18 to 24, the risk is 1 in 17,000.
In comparison, health officials said the risk was 1 in 28,000 after the second dose of Pfizer.
Ontario reports 495 new COVID-19 cases, eight more deaths
Ontario reported fewer than 500 new COVID-19 cases for a second day in a row and eight more deaths on Wednesday.
Provincial health officials logged 495 new infections today, up slightly from 466 on Tuesday and 463 a week ago.
RCMP union says it supports a Mountie’s ‘right’ to refuse vaccination
The RCMP’s union says it supports the “right” of RCMP officers to refuse to get vaccinated and will back up any member who refuses vaccination once the mandatory vaccination policy for the federal public service is in place.
“The [National Police Federation] supports a member’s right to choose to be vaccinated or not,” says a Sept. 23 email to members, obtained by CBC News.
“We will assist and represent members individually with their choice and its possible employment consequences.”
Elsewhere on the Labour front… TTC claims employee vaccines disclosure refusal an illegal strike
Deadlines loom for hundreds of unvaccinated hospital workers if they want to keep their jobs
And…
‘Vaxxed or not vaxxed you are all welcome’: Hundreds of Ontario businesses defy vaccine passport rules
A fearful populace = a more powerful government. Politicians know this, and they are exploiting this.
Vaccination bling is sweeping the Internet in a trend that even NY Governor Kathy Hochul is taking part in after she was seen wearing a gold nameplate that read ‘vaxed’ at multiple events last week.
Amazon has already begun selling iterations of the pro-vaccine jewelry for other vaccinated people to get the governor’s look at an affordable price, such as a $39 sterling silver necklace that spells out the word ‘vaccinated’ in cursive similar to the one the governor donned.
An elderly Japanese man developed ‘restless anal syndrome’ after catching Covid, in what doctors claim is a world first.
The unidentified 77-year-old was admitted to Tokyo Medical University Hospital after testing positive for Covid.
Despite his age, he did not require any oxygen during his stay and managed to start breathing normally again 21 days after being admitted.
In an interview released this month, the last surviving architect of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms expressed outrage at the state of democracy in Canada.
During a September 23 press conference, Alberta Chief Medical Officer Dr. Deena Hinshaw said that people who were sick at home and not tested for COVID-19 were being counted as part of the outbreak. The Alberta government is now claiming this did not happen, despite being on video.
“Before the pandemic,”wrote Nate Silver the US political analyst, “I would have guessed that conservatives were COVID hawks and liberals were COVID doves.” It is an intriguing thought: perhaps, if a few key figures had made different decisions, the political argument of the past 18 months could have flipped entirely between Left and Right?
More than 17,000 health-care workers in Quebec will be suspended next month for refusing to be vaccinated against COVID-19, and now provincial officials are scrambling to fill in the gaps.
A spokesperson for Health Minister Christian Dubé told CBC on Monday that a total of 17,642 employees within Quebec’s health-care network still haven’t had their first dose.
Nearly half of those unvaccinated employees are front-line workers who are in direct contact with patients, the spokesperson said.
Food bank line in #Melbourne. Lockdowns destroy lives… The Australian government have a lot to answer for. #NoMoreLockdowns #australia #NoVaccinePassportsAnywhere pic.twitter.com/bZl5jN7Sno
— Gillian McKeith (@GillianMcKeith) September 27, 2021
h/t Mauser98
“I think — but one thing for certain: A quarter of the country can’t go unvaccinated and us not continue to have a problem.”
That’s it, then. Forced vaccinations.
h/t Marvin
Early on during the pandemic, it was easy to accept that the politicians, guided by their selected cadre of experts, knew what they were doing. And there was likewise in the public mind a considerable reservoir of trust in their pronouncements, which was not diminished if — in the very early days — a caution or a recommendation put out one week was altered, revised, or even contradicted by a caution or recommendation the week following.
… Owner Jenna Graham said in an interview Friday the restaurant is not enforcing proof-of-vaccination, and compared the vaccine passports to racial segregation.
“We’re not going to backpedal to a time where being racist was a thing,” she said. “[Unvaccinated people] are being enslaved, they’re being forced now not to be allowed to go out of their homes to go eat … we’re being owned by the government.”
