RTSat, 18 Dec 2021 07:03 UTC
© Fabrice Coffrini/AFPA Covid-19 vaccination site in Delemont, Switzerland, December 14, 2021.
A Swiss group seeking a constitutional ban on compulsory vaccination says it has collected enough signatures to put the issue to a vote. The initiative was submitted to the government this week.
The group, called the Swiss Freedom Movement (MLS), formally submitted the proposal to protect people's "freedom and physical integrity" to the Federal Chancellery in Bern on Thursday.
MLS said they
collected 125,000 signatures, which is 25,000 more than what is required by law to put issues to a nationwide vote. The group seeks to amend the constitution to ensure that people "must not be punished" for refusing a vaccine, "nor suffer social or professional disadvantages" because of it.
The group's president, Richard Koller, told Keystone-SDA news agency that the amendment
would apply not only to Covid-19 vaccination, but "to other vaccines, chips and digital information that would be implanted in the body."The vote on the ballot initiative will likely happen next year.
Last month, Swiss voters approved a law that allows health passes, which some opponents say is a vaccine mandate in disguise.
Although there is no broad vaccine mandate now, the country's Federal Council can require vaccination for certain groups, such as frontline healthcare workers. Some politicians, nonetheless, have spoken in favor of compulsory vaccination, including incoming Swiss President Ignazio Cassis, who said the measure "can be useful," but "as a last resort."
Comment: Whilst it's true that the 21 month global propaganda campaign has brainwashed a significant proportion of the population into believing that unprecedented violations of human rights are necessary, it's also true that a great many, vaccinated or not, see the implications inherent in handing governments draconian powers like the ability to mandate medical procedures.
And so, as we've seen with critical votes before, such as the Scottish
independence vote and Biden's 'election' to the White House - to name but 2 of the more brazen examples - vote rigging is par for the course for the establishment these days, and it's likely the Swiss vote will be no different. The mandate will pass, as it has in every country it has been pushed; except maybe
Russia, and, for now,
some parts of the US.
One would suppose that the Swiss can count themselves lucky, at least their government pretends to give them the vote, because elsewhere in Western Europe the tiresome charade of democracy has well since been dropped.
Here's British parliament not bothering to vote against the extension of the emergency powers act:
See also:
UK govt stuffs "stunningly draconian" anti-protest powers into new 'policing' bill, rushes it through parliament
Swiss to vote in referendum to repeal lockdown restrictions, 55% concerned over loss of freedomsAnd check out SOTT radio's:
NewsReal: Pandemia Today, Pandemia Tomorrow, But Not Forever
Comment: Whilst it's true that the 21 month global propaganda campaign has brainwashed a significant proportion of the population into believing that unprecedented violations of human rights are necessary, it's also true that a great many, vaccinated or not, see the implications inherent in handing governments draconian powers like the ability to mandate medical procedures.
And so, as we've seen with critical votes before, such as the Scottish independence vote and Biden's 'election' to the White House - to name but 2 of the more brazen examples - vote rigging is par for the course for the establishment these days, and it's likely the Swiss vote will be no different. The mandate will pass, as it has in every country it has been pushed; except maybe Russia, and, for now, some parts of the US.
One would suppose that the Swiss can count themselves lucky, at least their government pretends to give them the vote, because elsewhere in Western Europe the tiresome charade of democracy has well since been dropped.
Here's British parliament not bothering to vote against the extension of the emergency powers act:
See also: UK govt stuffs "stunningly draconian" anti-protest powers into new 'policing' bill, rushes it through parliament
Swiss to vote in referendum to repeal lockdown restrictions, 55% concerned over loss of freedoms
And check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: Pandemia Today, Pandemia Tomorrow, But Not Forever