Ep 160: What if COVID-19 vaccine becomes mandatory? - Discussion

Today we discuss the COVID-19 vaccine race and its possible dangerous implications. Before you press play, be aware - this program focuses on Coronavirus vaccine only.

If you watch the news, you've probably noticed by now that there is an unprecedented push from the Bill Gates Foundation and many government officials to develop the vaccine for Coronavirus as soon as possible. According to their message, we won’t go back to normal until the entire world is not vaccinated against COVID-19 virus.

Simultaneously, in the past couple of weeks, several countries, including Denmark, have passed emergency laws to combat the pandemic. Among others, those laws are granting governments the rights to give forced vaccinations to their citizens.

Even some of the strongest vaccines proponents are becoming more and more sceptical about the vaccine, due to three main reasons:

1. The fact that the 18-months timeline propagated by the Gates Foundation and many other health and government officials is “unprecedented” and resembles a race; people are worried that this vaccine simply won’t be safe to take

2. The idea that vaccine “is the only solution” and we need to vaccinate “7,8 billion people” - otherwise we will never go back to normal - What about other solutions?

3. The fact that the most promising (so far) contenders in the race for the COVID-19 vaccine (Moderna and Inovio) are trying to develop RNA and DNA vaccine respectively - something that was so far never successfully created.

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Resources used:

James Corbett report "Bill Gates Plan to vaccine the world" avaliable here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7A_cMpKm6w&t=788s

New York Times: How long will a vaccine really take? https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/04/30/opinion/coronavirus-covid-vaccine.html

The local: Denmark passes far-reaching emergency coronavirus law https://www.thelocal.dk/20200313/denmark-passes-far-reaching-emergency-coronavirus-law