#metoo 2.0
I am surprised that it has not clicked with the population, that the penny has not dropped or that they have not connected the dots. So I am going to restate the terms of the situation to make it clearer for everyone. Careful, it’s a riddle!
Imagine someone who has power over you, like a boss, a superior – in short, someone who holds the power of life or death over your job and your daily activities. And this person wants to force you to do something you don’t feel comfortable with, because it affects your physical integrity.
And every day they make it clear to you, not hesitating to blackmail you, to make you look stupid, to humiliate you, to ostracise you, to make your life impossible. You end up doubting yourself, losing access to what makes up your identity, doubting whether your choices are right, doubting your own consistency. Your value system and your identity are shaken. It drives you crazy.
I don’t need to draw you a picture, you know very well what it’s called: it’s HARASSMENT. And it is punishable by law (article 442bis of the Belgian Criminal Code): “Anyone who has harassed a person while knowing or having to know that by this behaviour he would seriously affect the peace of mind of the person concerned shall be punished by imprisonment of fifteen days to two years and a fine of fifty [euros] to three hundred [euros], or by one of these penalties only.”
And let’s say you end up giving in, because you can’t take it any more and you think that afterwards you will be able to live normally, that you will no longer be bothered because you have given what was wanted from you. But you are no longer the same person; you no longer know who you are. You may even feel guilty about what you have done. It is too late: you have submitted to something that repelled you, that you dreaded; you feel you have betrayed yourself and you feel very bad. It is a trauma because your identity has been shattered; something inside you is broken. You did under duress something you absolutely did not want to do, even if you were the one who took the decision to do it: you can consider yourself the victim of RAPE.
And while we’re at it, what do you think of someone who lures children outside school, manipulating them into committing acts they are too young to decide to do, behind the backs of their parents, who are even prevented from protecting them? Do you find that ethical, proper, normal?
Doesn’t all this remind you of something? Of course it does: isn’t the blackmail exerted for months on the population to get vaccinated, especially on carers, harassment? Isn’t the blackmail so that children can have access to a normal life harassment on the part of someone who has the power to make your life miserable at will? The introduction of the health pass with the aim of pushing up vaccination figures is clearly vaccination blackmail; the government does not even hide it.
How does it make you feel? How are we all living through this, together?
You can say it, you know.
Personally, I have a great deal of compassion for all those who were vaccinated under duress – a real rape, with the penetration of a needle into their bodies. They are now alone with this crack, this break in the soul, this trauma that brought them into line. I am not talking about those who wanted the vaccine “to get back to normal life” (the official line at the time, remember?). No, I am talking about the hesitant, like you perhaps.
The hesitant: those whose life situations or opinions do not point towards accepting vaccination. Because some have medical reasons not to be vaccinated, because some women are pregnant or about to become pregnant, because the vaccines were prepared in record time by skipping all the steps essential to guarantee their safety and effectiveness, because there have never been so many side effects reported for vaccines (and we are far below the reality), because those who want to debate it are censored, because their long-term effects are unknown, because they are still in the trial phase and we are not told that we are in fact guinea pigs, because they are gene therapies (the definition of a vaccine was even changed for this) never before tried on humans…
In short, it is your freedom, guaranteed by law, not to want to be irreversibly injected with this dubious product that could cost you your health, or even your life. Consequently, forcing your hand when the benefit (and the risks) of anti-covid vaccination are far from being irrefutably established scientifically can be considered harassment, and rape if you submit to it under duress.
What, then, are we to think of a government that ostentatiously indulges in the harassment and rape of its own population, with a Parliament that is at best bypassed and at worst consenting? That is no longer called a democracy; it is called a populicide, a war against one’s own people.
It is time to assert our consistency by remaining free in our choices. We could, for example, bring out a new hashtag #metoo 2.0 to denounce something that is not right when the State itself uses practices firmly condemned by society to impose its so-called health policy.
It is time to call a spade a spade: the health pass is apartheid, vaccination blackmail is harassment and forced vaccination is rape.
By Philippe Baron
www.belgium.be/fr/emploi/sante_et_bien-etre/harcelement
https://bam.news/en/investigation/episode-4-4-all-the-misery-in-the-world
www.francesoir.fr/opinions-tribunes/populicide-numerique
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Philippe Baron
Stunned like everyone else by the very first crisis management measures in March 2020, he quickly realised the delirious turn things were taking when political decision-makers rapidly freed themselves from scientific reality and from the social consequences of their decisions. He then put his pen and his time at the service of unofficial information about this crisis, in order to contribute his stone to the edifice of the new world he would like to see born.
