The headline from the Epoch Times is “Switzerland Stops Recommending COVID-19 Vaccination,” but is that the real story? It sounds like a win for the so-called anti-vaxxers. The Jab is terrible, and hey, the Swiss have said Nicht mehr (Aucun, Non più, ajunge). No more!
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Switzerland’s Federal Office of Public Health now says that “no COVID-19 vaccination is recommended for spring/summer 2023.” People designated at high risk also aren’t recommended to get a COVID-19 vaccine, authorities said.
Why?
Switzerland claims to have evidence that 98% of the population has COVID antibodies. Summer is not big for flu (they say), so now seems like an excellent time to delist the mRNA poison as something the government suggests officially… unless you want it.
Swiss authorities nodded to the short-lived protection as they noted that people designated at high risk from COVID-19 can still receive a vaccine, despite the lack of recommendation, after consultation with their doctor.
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So, there’s no reason to harass the folks who took a hard pass?
Switzerland’s population is 8.8 million. They claim 4.399 million cases of COIVD, with 4.378 million recovered. But only 69% have received one dose; on average, only 10% have in the past six months. That’s not dissimilar to other countries, including the US. Uptake has waned significantly, and in Switzerland, half the population may have never had COVID though they may have been exposed. So?
“Vaccination may be wise in individual cases, as it improves protection against developing severe COVID-19 for several months,” they said.
People at high risk include those aged 65 or older and pregnant women.
That’s some bad advice, none of which is proven—quite the opposite. COVID vaccination increases the chance of disease and severe disease, including death. Pfizer/Moderna, the FDA, and who knows who else in the so-called public health industrial complex also knew The Jab™ caused miscarriages.
People who aren’t determined to be at high risk from COVID-19 can also get a COVID-19 vaccine but will have to pay a fee since they’re getting a vaccine that isn’t recommended, authorities said. Those at high risk who receive a shot recommended by the doctor won’t have to pay, as the vaccination will be covered by health insurance.
In other words, the “Swiss authorities” are not saying you no longer need it. They are saying the government will no longer pay for it, but if you would like to embrace the risk, knock yourself out – perhaps literally.
At least for the summer. The “authorities” reserve the right to renew a recommendation that you get more poison before winter arrives, though it does not look like the population will line up if they do.
That is good news.
