Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Brian Stelter, Elites At World Economic Forum Cite DISINFORMATION As Pretext For MORE Censorship" video.

Wanting to control other people so badly is sick in itself.
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What countries did that? France passed a law against asking any minor for proof of vaccination for any purpose, which makes it harder to ask anyone. The French left spearheaded the law. I don't think it was ever reported in the US press, by the way. I wonder why. /s
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@reddirtwalker8041 April 2022 Guardian article: "German government drops plan for Covid vaccine mandate" I'll check Austria next. That rings a bell.
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@reddirtwalker8041 Yes, Austria did that, but had to cut it out: "Austria is suspending a law making Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for all adults, just a month after the legislation took effect in an EU first. [Austria] was among few [countries] in the world to make coronavirus jabs compulsory for all adults. The law took effect in February and called for fines of up to €3,600 (£3,000) from mid-March for those who did not comply." -- Also from The Guardian, 2022.
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How much did the MSM and governments lie to us about the safety and effectiveness of COVID vaccines? Pfizer consent forms were careful not to say the vaccine was known to halt spread, but then they sponsored the Rachel Maddow show, and Rachel said it.
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Nadine Strossen. SHE will tell you how bad the restrictions to speech have been in Europe. At least give her a hearing before you decide which laws are better. I don't agree with everything Strossen has to say, but anyone who wants to introduce European restrictions here has got to face up to what she says first.
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