Covid vaccinations - the legacy?

[sinkov]

More recent news from Israel, seems our friends over there aren't averse to telling porkies.

https://dailysceptic.org/2022/09/04/...israeli%20data

[The Bedlington Terrier]

More recent news from Israel, seems our friends over there aren't averse to telling porkies.

https://dailysceptic.org/2022/09/04/...israeli%20data

They even try and tell us the incarcerated citizens on the Gaza Strip are not incarcerated at all.

[sinkov]

They even try and tell us the incarcerated citizens on the Gaza Strip are not incarcerated at all.

Of course they're not incarcerated, they can always cross the border into the friendly neighbouring state of Egypt...........can't they ?

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Of course they're not incarcerated, they can always cross the border into the friendly neighbouring state of Egypt...........can't they ?

No they cannot sinkov and well you know it.

[sinkov]

No they cannot sinkov and well you know it.

Yes they can BT, as usual it seems you're not in full possession of the facts, the Rafah crossing is operational allowing access to and from Egypt, although Al Jazeera reports that Egypt does not appear particularly welcoming to the good citizens of Gaza.

"Restrictions at the crossing imposed by the Egyptian authorities are currently not as strict as they have been in the past, but limits on the number and type of people allowed to travel continue. This has forced many Palestinians in Gaza to pay expensive and unofficial “coordination fees” to the Egyptian side to be able to leave during the limited days the crossing is open. Palestinian passengers also often complain about the behaviour of Egyptian security personnel, and what they describe as frequently humiliating searches. These measures can prolong the trip between Rafah and Cairo airport by up to 72 hours in some cases."

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Yes they can BT, as usual it seems you're not in full possession of the facts, the Rafah crossing is operational allowing access to and from Egypt, although Al Jazeera reports that Egypt does not appear particularly welcoming to the good citizens of Gaza.

"Restrictions at the crossing imposed by the Egyptian authorities are currently not as strict as they have been in the past, but limits on the number and type of people allowed to travel continue. This has forced many Palestinians in Gaza to pay expensive and unofficial “coordination fees” to the Egyptian side to be able to leave during the limited days the crossing is open. Palestinian passengers also often complain about the behaviour of Egyptian security personnel, and what they describe as frequently humiliating searches. These measures can prolong the trip between Rafah and Cairo airport by up to 72 hours in some cases."

Freedom of movement for about $10,000 US per person sounds just like the usual capitalist rip your arse off ploy mon ami. Average wage on the Strip is about ZERO. Go figure eh?

[sinkov]

Freedom of movement for about $10,000 US per person sounds just like the usual capitalist rip your arse off ploy mon ami. Average wage on the Strip is about ZERO. Go figure eh?

Once again the above makes no sense, if it costs $10,000 to make the crossing there must be some very wealthy people in Gaza, which may well be the case, I wouldn't know. In 2021 there were 189,000 crossings at Rafah, in 2022 there have been 254,000. Almost half a million people have used the Rafah crossing in two years, but in your fantasy world the people of Gaza are incarcerated.

The facts are out there mon ami, don't believe everything you read in the Grauniad, all you have to do is get off your arse and look for them. And seeing as it's Christmas I'll save you the trouble, here you are,

https://gisha.org/en/movement-of-peo...afah-crossing/

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Huge demand for "unvaccinated blood"...

https://www.theepochtimes.com/health...rNwFKni2l1W8OQ