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bringing over:

https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/leaked-document-terms-pfizers-international-vaccine-agreements/

.....“If you were wondering why #Ivermectin was suppressed,” Ehden wrote, “well, it is because the agreement that countries had with Pfizer does not allow them to escape their contract, which states that even if a drug will be found to treat COVID19 the contract cannot be voided.”

Even if Pfizer fails to deliver vaccine doses within their estimated delivery period, the purchaser may not cancel the order. Further, Pfizer can make adjustments to the number of contracted doses and their delivery schedule, “based on principles to be determined by Pfizer,” and the country buying the vaccines must “agree to any revision.”....

Another Notable. I guess France did nazi that coming..

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https://apnews.com/article/europe-business-health-france-coronavirus-pandemic-655d8451d7494f8663ce2072e64cf7a6
France’s virus pass now required in restaurants, trains

People in France are now required to show a QR code proving they have
a special virus pass to enjoy restaurants and cafes or travel across the
country.

The measure is part of a government plan to encourage more people to
get the vaccine and to slow down a surge in infections, as the highly
contagious delta variant now accounts for most cases in France. Over
36 million people in France, or more than 54% of the population, are fully
vaccinated.

The special pass is issued to people who are vaccinated against COVID-
19, who have proof of recent recovery from the virus or who have a recent
negative test.

The measure also applies to tourists visiting the country.

In hospitals, visitors and patients who have appointments are required to
have the pass. Exceptions are made for people needing urgent care at the
emergency ward.

The pass is now required on high-speed, intercity and night trains carrying
over 400,000 passengers per day, Transports Ministry Jean-Baptiste
Djebbari said Monday. It is also required on long-distance travels by plane
and bus.

“We’re going to enforce massive controls,” Djebbari said.
Paper or digital documents are accepted.

Polls show that most French support the health pass. But the measure has
prompted strong opposition from some people who say their freedoms will
be compromised, notably by limiting movements and daily activities outside
the home.

On Saturday, thousands of demonstrators marched in Paris and other
French cities for a fourth consecutive week of protests against the
measure.

The pass was already in place last month for cultural and recreational
venues including cinemas, concert halls, sports arenas and theme parks.

The law also requires health care workers to be vaccinated against the
virus by Sept. 15.

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