The Cruel Lesson to Learn from Austria's COVID Vax Insanity

American Thinker ^ | 23 Nov, 2021 | Joseph Kulve

[MtnClimber]

A lot of people support these insane measures. Here in America, too. Perhaps even a majority.

Back in the late 1990s, I once complained about the quality of the tap water to my German colleagues in Bonn, Germany. It was full of caulk. Disgusting. But they lectured me that the water was great and that it was full of caulk because it had to be reclaimed. Otherwise, we would run out of water. My mocking reaction that caulk is not water and that we were just a few miles from the massive Rhine river did not endear me to my colleagues. Everyone knew that everything German was world-class, except me, apparently.

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Memories of Germany came back to me when I recently read that Austria wants to remove the unvaccinated from society. Their crime? Killing the vaccinated with the disease that the vaccines protect the vaccinated from (sounds as logical as the tap water thing). I have not yet read that they want to kill anyone, but I am assuming they will remove them from society (concentrated in unvaccinated camps?) until they give in or have the jab forced on them. Will Austria's unvaccinated have to hide in secret compartments in private homes until the insanity has run its course?

The details of what I read made it sound as if the extreme measures in Austria were motivated more by a desire to hide the previous failures of the Austrian kaisers' COVID policies than to protect the people. As these COVID mandates start to look more like Frankenstein experiments gone wrong, those who mandated them will be looking for scapegoats — not unlike what happened with the failed economic management of the socialist governments in 1930s Austria and Germany.

[MtnClimber]

Happening in Europe too. Is it testing how much push will be tolerated???

[Travis McGee]

[Flick Lives]

...the quality of the tap water to my German colleagues in Bonn, Germany. It was full of caulk.

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Caulk? Does the writer mean chalk? Not likely water is full of caulk.

[MtnClimber]

I thought he must mean chalk too.

[mewzilla]

CoupFlu has NEVER been about public health.

Anywhere on the planet.

[wastedyears]

Waiting for the democrat/media/big pharma/Faux-xi cheerleaders on here to say the death serum is perfectly safe and has 98% efficacy.

[Fiji Hill]

As these COVID mandates start to look more like Frankenstein experiments gone wrong, those who mandated them will be looking for scapegoats — not unlike what happened with the failed economic management of the socialist governments in 1930s Austria and Germany.

Austria didn't have a socialist government in the 1930's. The Christian Social Party, which dominated Austria between WWI and the Anschluss (coupling) with Germany in 1938 was not socialist but a conservative and Roman Catholic nationalist party. In Germany, the Social Democratic Party ruled for nearly two years beginning in 1928 but accomplished little other than pushing through an unemployment insurance program.

[bk1000]

Reason #246 why I carry.

I’m not going to a “camp”.

[Moltke]

My guess is he meant Kalk (phonetically similar) which is used to describe hard water, high mineral content.

[mewzilla]

Update...

AUSTRIA- Under lockdown citizens aren’t even allowed a glass of wine at the Christmas markets. But the government, Health Minister & Federal President have a party without masks or social distancing. It’s all theatre. They are lying to you.