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Exclusive survey: Majority of Germans ready for permanent jabs

As is well known, the system media is still spreading the message that the Corona vaccination is supposedly safe. But nothing could be more false than this claim. In fact, the experimental gene therapy being sold as a vaccination is one of the most dangerous injections currently available. But heartbreakingly, German citizens nevertheless trust their government.

Published: January 27, 2022, 10:29 am

    Berlin

    The spike concoctions, which have only been given emergency approval pushed through for purely political reasons, led to a wave of side effects soon after the injection agenda began. Blood clots, heart problems, menstrual problems, cancers and many other highly dangerous side effects have become commonplace.

    US senator Ron Johnson moderated a panel discussion, COVID-19: A Second Opinion with a group of world renowned doctors and medical experts to provide a true perspective on the global pandemic response, the current state of knowledge of early and hospital treatment, vaccine efficacy and safety.

    Troves of data now suggest that probably more people have died from the jabs than from Corona itself. Nevertheless, the political class wants to continue injecting billions of people and has probably already planned numerous “boosters”.

    Majority of Germans trust  boosters

    “Germans will start asking questions after the 25th booster vaccination at the latest!” That was the title of a satirical tweet that made the rounds of social networks some time ago. But it appears not to be a joke: Germans trust their government unconditionally and their patience with government antics seems inexhaustible.

    German journalist Boris Reitschuster wanted to get to the bottom of this question and commissioned a representative survey from a renowned opinion research institute. INSA asked 2 130 adults in Germany: “How do you feel about the following statement? I am willing to be vaccinated against the Coronavirus as often as the federal government recommends.”

    Originally, the pollsters had suggested that Reitschuster include “as recommended by the Stiko”, the German Standing Committee on Vaccination, but he said he wanted to gage the trust in government, so he had them explicitly replace “Stiko” with “federal government”.

    Those over 60 who rely on the system media massively trust government

    The absolute majority of respondents were willing to be vaccinated against the Coronavirus as often as the federal government recommended (55 to 29 percent). The breakdown by age is interesting, because respondents aged 60 and older are significantly more likely than younger respondents to be willing to be vaccinated, with almost 70 percent agreeing.

    The breakdown by gender is also noteworthy: Male respondents are more likely than females to get vaccinated against the Coronavirus as often as the federal government recommends (59 to 51 percent).

    The survey also showed a very clear East-West divide. Respondents from the west of Germany were significantly more likely than respondents from the east to be willing to be vaccinated repeatedly (57 to 47 percent).

    The breakdown by party preference is hardly surprising, with the Soros-funded Greens showing deep loyalty to the state. Only AfD voters rejected the idea with an absolute majority (65 to 20 percent). The majority of all other voter groups were willing to do so (52 to 76 percent).

    German obedience clearly remains unshakeable.

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    2. Very bizarre behaviour. You’d think due to their history, Germans would trust their goverment less. But maybe some people just don’t learn from history

      Comment by Grumpy Cat on February 4, 2022 at 12:50 pm

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