Vaccines don't work as advertised. The evidence for this has been available to us since April when I first noted that people were getting seriously ill despite being fully vaccinated.
By May, we had evidence to suggest that the vaccines were counterproductive when sportsmen, who would normally not get very ill, were falling ill despite being fully vaccinated.
By June, there was overwhelming evidence against the claimed effectiveness of the vaccines when the most vaccinated nation on Earth was hit by a severe outbreak.
July saw even more evidence against the vaccines. By now, there can be no doubt that the vaccine program has been a failure, and we should start talking about it as such. Whenever appropriate, we should point out the relatively harmless nature of the disease itself and the cheap and effective alternatives available to us in the off chance that we should catch more than a light fever.
There's no need for hyperbole. Casual remarks made in passing are more effective. Mention Ivermectin as something that works. Even vaccinated people benefit from it if they catch a bad case of the plague. It's better than half baked vaccines. Vaccines are passé. Very 2019.
Nobody wants to be the sucker that fell for a hoax so the mere mention of vaccines as a failed experiment will kill off any discussion. There might be an initial protest, but that can be deflected by mentioning safe and effective alternatives.
We can also take comfort in the timeline associated with the vaccine. Things are changing quickly. There's a frantic push for vaccine passports. But reality is not cooperating. Every month, from the very start, evidence against the vaccine has been piling up. Even the most brainwashed are starting to notice. All that's needed to keep the ball rolling is to continue our casual musings about the plague and how strange it is that so many fell for it.
This will highlight the medical disaster that the vaccines have become, because the number of people already suffering from side-effects are far beyond what we would normally have accepted in light of the alternatives. Had it not been for all the propaganda, hardly anyone would have taken the vaccine. People would have taken conventional remedies, and only in case of illness. This too can be mentioned in passing, because most people already know that something nefarious is going on, and they will soon direct their anger at others. It's better that they direct that anger towards journalists, bureaucrats and politicians than the unvaccinated.
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