The fiendish beast Joe Biden is making more demands of your body.
He gave a speech Thursday night expressing gross rage and announcing that he’s going to force more people to take the deadly vaccine.
I’m not going to counter all of these false statements about how it’s “a pandemic of the unvaccinated.” A couple weeks ago, I would have embedded Alex Berenson’s tweets debunking all of the statements, but Berenson is now banned from Twitter. Now, you can just go read all of the articles I’ve written about this. Basically, statistics from the UK and Israel show that you’re more likely to “die from covid 19” if you are vaxed.
He claimed that there are 80 million unvaxed, and called them selfish and other names. He also spread fake news about “mobile morgues” and “overwhelmed hospitals.”
The most bizarre thing is that he didn’t tell people how many vaccines he’s demanding these people get. Presumably, he’s talking about at least three. Of course, we know from the Jews that the fourth is on the way.
This is the beginning of a program to demonize the unvaxed. He says that the unvaxed are preventing the vaxed from going back to normal, and that they “cannot be allowed” to remain unvaxed. He said the unvaxed are “blocking public health.”
“This is not about freedom or personal choice,” he said, emphasizing the word “freedom” with a mocking tone.
He announced a program to mandate all federal workers – and anyone contracting with the federal government – to be vaxed.
He also called on all companies to start forcing people to be vaxed. This is obviously going to lead to the punishment of companies that don’t require this. The government has a lot of ways to punish you.
He also called on doctors to believe him over their own medical expertise. He claimed that he knows more than doctors. He stressed the FDA approval, without mentioning that top FDA employees resigned.
There were a lot of really angry, menacing moments in the speech, but one that really made my skin crawl was Biden claiming that his patience is at an end with people who think they have a right to resist his will.