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Introduction – March 14, 2021

The lockdowns look set to continue as new variants emerge amid suspicions that health authorities around the globe are manipulating statistics to create the illusion of a “crisis”

Will repeated lockdowns be used to compel unwilling populations to get vaccinated? Is this how Bill Gates’ plan to vaccinate everyone on the planet will be achieved?

Let’s not forget that initially lockdowns were only expected to last a matter of a few weeks. Now they’ve become an intermittent but ongoing fact of life for much of the world for nearly a year now.

How much longer will this continue before the broader mass start waking up to the real agenda?

Italy to plunge into ANOTHER lockdown next week & France extends shutdown

Dan Keane – The Sun March 12, 2021

TWO thirds of Italy’s population will be plunged into a third lockdown from next week amid a surge in coronavirus cases. 

Prime Minister Mario Draghi today signed off a new decree that will see restrictions tightened in Covid “red zones” – as countries in the EU continue to struggle with the vaccine rollout.

Large swathes of the country, including Rome and Milan, will see lockdown measures reimposed from Monday, according to local reports.

The restrictions will stay in place until the Easter weekend – during which the entire nation will enter a lockdown.

All non-essential shops will be closed from April 3 until April 5, with members of the public only allowed to leave their home for work and health reasons.

It comes after the government announced the closure of all schools at the beginning of March following the spread of a highly transmissible new variant first discovered in the UK.

Mr Draghi today told reporters that the country had seen an increase of almost 5,000 coronavirus patients being admitted to hospital in the past week, with a further 600 in intensive care.

Fatalities have also risen in recent weeks, with Italy passing the grim milestone of 100,000 Covid deaths earlier this week – the second highest toll in Europe.

Meanwhile, the EU has struggled with the vaccine rollout, which has been hampered by production delays, political infighting and public skepticism over the Astrazeneca jab.

France, in particular, has seen a low uptake among adults following a wave of anti-vax sentiment.

New statistics revealed that half of all adults in the country would refuse the jab following scaremongering from French President Emmanuel Macron about the Astrazeneca vacine.

 

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