the end

 

From positive incentives (donuts and lottery tickets) to negative incentives (not being allowed to go on holiday, attend sporting events, etc.); from moral pressure (“protect others,” “professional responsibility”) to creating an air of inevitability (everyone will have to take it at some stage); from “vaccine” apartheid to abuse directed top-down against “the unvaccinated” (Hughes, 2024, Chap. 7); from relentless propaganda by “celebrities” to street signage to “get vaccinated”; from bluffs about generalised job losses to “vaccine” mandates in the healthcare sector; from threats of making “vaccination” compulsory for the population to enforced injections for the US military — it was absolutely disgusting how far they went in undermining informed consent to get people to risk their health needlessly by taking the shots.

It seems clear that in the era of biosecurity and transhumanism, direct interference with human bodies is intended to become the norm. The drive to inject everyone during Covid may well have been a gigantic conditioning exercise in that respect.

Whether the public ultimately proves willing to abandon the Nuremberg Code and fundamental principles of medical ethics, however, is another matter entirely.  Although the public was blindsided by the ferocity of the “Covid-19” operation, the lessons of what took place are clear for all with eyes to see.  

Never again must such atrocities be allowed to take place.