The vaccines that are forced and massively administered to the population are neither completely harmless nor really effective. Moreover, their long-term side effects are unknown. Explanations with Jean-Marc Sabatier, research director at the CNRS and doctor in Cellular Biology and Microbiology.
As the fifth wave of the epidemic ebbs away around the world, many countries are gradually abandoning health constraints. Doctors and scientists are now noticing an explosion of side effects from vaccines.
Some twenty French newspapers have joined forces with Agence France Presse and Google France to define what is true and what is false during elections. A new version of Pravda (Truth, in Russian) ?
After a difficult day in Paris on Saturday, some demonstrators braved the authorities under the Eiffel Tower while others headed for Brussels.
Thousands of citizens angry against Macron’s policies, against the high cost of living, against the technocratic decisions of Paris have decided to converge on the capital to say their fed up.
While Canadian truckers continue to blockade Ottawa, the “Freedom Convoy” is being organized in France and Europe. There will be a lot of people on the roads from February 11 to 14.
Twenty international scientists from different disciplines are calling for an international investigation into the origins of the pandemic, in the spirit of the Olympic Charter. Here is their text.
Revolt in Canada, lifting of sanctions in Denmark and the United Kingdom, explosion of side effects in the American army, suspicions of corruption of pro-vax “experts”… The truth about vaccines is fast approaching.
European truckers are preparing an operation identical to that of Canadian truckers opposed to health restrictions. They plan to go to Brussels on February 7, 2022.
The anger against compulsory vaccination and sanitary constraints does not weaken as shown by the numerous demonstrations organized everywhere in France this Saturday.
Viewpoint. The introduction of the vaccine pass is not based on any scientific basis, explains Héla Saïdi, doctor in immunology*. It is mainly explained by a lack of response to the lack of means at the hospital and to avoid some people losing face when considering the number of doses of vaccines ordered.
Germany, Belgium and the United Kingdom oppose compulsory vaccination at the same time as France is about to enact the vaccine pass law.
