Eastern Europe sinking!

[a322x1n]

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COVID cases in Eastern Europe near 20m as outbreak worsens.
11 hrs ago.

Coronavirus cases in Eastern Europe will soon surpass 20 million,
according to a Reuters tally on Sunday, as the region grapples with its
worst outbreak since the pandemic started and inoculation efforts lag.

Countries in the region have the lowest vaccination rates in Europe,
with less than half of the population having received a single dose.

Hungary tops the region’s vaccination rates with 62 percent of its
population having received at least one shot, whereas Ukraine has given
just 19 percent of its residents a single dose, according to Our World
in Data.

New infections in the region have steadily risen and now average at
least 83,700 new cases per day, the highest level since November last
year, Reuters data through Friday showed. Although it has just four
percent of the world’s population, Eastern Europe accounts for roughly
20 percent of all new cases reported globally.

According to a Reuters analysis, three of the top five countries
reporting the most deaths in the world are in Eastern Europe – Russia,
Ukraine and Romania.

More social gathering indoors after the lifting of restrictions just as
winter sets in is driving a rise in COVID-19 infections in many
countries across Europe, the World Health Organization’s emergency
director Mike Ryan said on Thursday.

As the wave of infections intensifies, many people in Eastern Europe are
torn between defiance and regret over not getting vaccinated.

Hundreds have protested in Sofia, Bulgaria, and other cities against
mandatory certificates that came into force on Thursday, limiting access
to many indoor public spaces to those who have been vaccinated.

A European Commission poll, the Eurobarometer, has shown that at least
one person in three in most countries in the European Union’s east does
not trust the healthcare system, compared with a bloc average of 18
percent.

More than 40 percent of all new cases reported in Eastern Europe were in
Russia, with 120 people testing positive every five minutes, according
to a Reuters analysis. The country’s healthcare system is operating
under great strain, Health Minister Mikhail Murashko said on Wednesday.
The nation on Friday reported record COVID fatalities for the fourth
straight day.

So far, Russia has vaccinated about 36 percent of its population with
one vaccine shot.

Moscow, the country’s most populous city and capital, will next week
shut down all businesses except essential stores such as supermarkets
and pharmacies to stem the spread of the disease.

Slovakia reported 3,480 new COVID-19 cases on October 19, its highest
daily tally since March, health ministry data showed on Wednesday. The
country has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the EU, with just
over half the adult population fully inoculated in the country of 5.5
million. This has contributed to a faster rise in infections than in
some neighbouring countries.

In Romania, hospitals are stretched to breaking point, with emergency
beds fully occupied across the country. Morgues were also running at
full capacity. The country reported record numbers of daily coronavirus
fatalities and infections on Tuesday. The virus was killing one person
every five minutes on average this month in a country where the
inoculation rate is low.

Ukraine registered a record daily high of new coronavirus infections and
related deaths for the second consecutive day on Friday. It also
extended a state of emergency that allows authorities to impose curbs
until year-end in an attempt to rein in infections.

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COVID cases in Eastern Europe near 20m as outbreak worsens.
11 hrs ago.
Coronavirus cases in Eastern Europe will soon surpass 20 million,
according to a Reuters tally on Sunday, as the region grapples with its
worst outbreak since the pandemic started and inoculation efforts lag.
Countries in the region have the lowest vaccination rates in Europe,
with less than half of the population having received a single dose.
Hungary tops the region’s vaccination rates with 62 percent of its
population having received at least one shot, whereas Ukraine has given
just 19 percent of its residents a single dose, according to Our World
in Data.
New infections in the region have steadily risen and now average at
least 83,700 new cases per day, the highest level since November last
year, Reuters data through Friday showed. Although it has just four
percent of the world’s population, Eastern Europe accounts for roughly
20 percent of all new cases reported globally.
According to a Reuters analysis, three of the top five countries
reporting the most deaths in the world are in Eastern Europe – Russia,
Ukraine and Romania.
More social gathering indoors after the lifting of restrictions just as
winter sets in is driving a rise in COVID-19 infections in many
countries across Europe, the World Health Organization’s emergency
director Mike Ryan said on Thursday.
As the wave of infections intensifies, many people in Eastern Europe are
torn between defiance and regret over not getting vaccinated.
Hundreds have protested in Sofia, Bulgaria, and other cities against
mandatory certificates that came into force on Thursday, limiting access
to many indoor public spaces to those who have been vaccinated.
A European Commission poll, the Eurobarometer, has shown that at least
one person in three in most countries in the European Union’s east does
not trust the healthcare system, compared with a bloc average of 18
percent.
More than 40 percent of all new cases reported in Eastern Europe were in
Russia, with 120 people testing positive every five minutes, according
to a Reuters analysis. The country’s healthcare system is operating
under great strain, Health Minister Mikhail Murashko said on Wednesday.
The nation on Friday reported record COVID fatalities for the fourth
straight day.
So far, Russia has vaccinated about 36 percent of its population with
one vaccine shot.
Moscow, the country’s most populous city and capital, will next week
shut down all businesses except essential stores such as supermarkets
and pharmacies to stem the spread of the disease.
Slovakia reported 3,480 new COVID-19 cases on October 19, its highest
daily tally since March, health ministry data showed on Wednesday. The
country has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the EU, with just
over half the adult population fully inoculated in the country of 5.5
million. This has contributed to a faster rise in infections than in
some neighbouring countries.
In Romania, hospitals are stretched to breaking point, with emergency
beds fully occupied across the country. Morgues were also running at
full capacity. The country reported record numbers of daily coronavirus
fatalities and infections on Tuesday. The virus was killing one person
every five minutes on average this month in a country where the
inoculation rate is low.
Ukraine registered a record daily high of new coronavirus infections and
related deaths for the second consecutive day on Friday. It also
extended a state of emergency that allows authorities to impose curbs
until year-end in an attempt to rein in infections.

So that's how it should be. Those who want the vaccine can get it, and those
who don't, don't take it. What more do you want? :)

[a322x1n]

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COVID cases in Eastern Europe near 20m as outbreak worsens.
11 hrs ago.
Coronavirus cases in Eastern Europe will soon surpass 20 million,
according to a Reuters tally on Sunday, as the region grapples with
its worst outbreak since the pandemic started and inoculation efforts
lag.
Countries in the region have the lowest vaccination rates in Europe,
with less than half of the population having received a single dose.
Hungary tops the region’s vaccination rates with 62 percent of its
population having received at least one shot, whereas Ukraine has
given just 19 percent of its residents a single dose, according to
Our World in Data.
New infections in the region have steadily risen and now average at
least 83,700 new cases per day, the highest level since November last
year, Reuters data through Friday showed. Although it has just four
percent of the world’s population, Eastern Europe accounts for
roughly 20 percent of all new cases reported globally.
According to a Reuters analysis, three of the top five countries
reporting the most deaths in the world are in Eastern Europe –
Russia, Ukraine and Romania.
More social gathering indoors after the lifting of restrictions just
as winter sets in is driving a rise in COVID-19 infections in many
countries across Europe, the World Health Organization’s emergency
director Mike Ryan said on Thursday.
As the wave of infections intensifies, many people in Eastern Europe
are torn between defiance and regret over not getting vaccinated.
Hundreds have protested in Sofia, Bulgaria, and other cities against
mandatory certificates that came into force on Thursday, limiting
access to many indoor public spaces to those who have been
vaccinated.
A European Commission poll, the Eurobarometer, has shown that at
least one person in three in most countries in the European Union’s
east does not trust the healthcare system, compared with a bloc
average of 18 percent.
More than 40 percent of all new cases reported in Eastern Europe were
in Russia, with 120 people testing positive every five minutes,
according to a Reuters analysis. The country’s healthcare system is
operating under great strain, Health Minister Mikhail Murashko said
on Wednesday. The nation on Friday reported record COVID fatalities
for the fourth straight day.
So far, Russia has vaccinated about 36 percent of its population with
one vaccine shot.
Moscow, the country’s most populous city and capital, will next week
shut down all businesses except essential stores such as supermarkets
and pharmacies to stem the spread of the disease.
Slovakia reported 3,480 new COVID-19 cases on October 19, its highest
daily tally since March, health ministry data showed on Wednesday.
The country has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the EU, with
just over half the adult population fully inoculated in the country
of 5.5 million. This has contributed to a faster rise in infections
than in some neighbouring countries.
In Romania, hospitals are stretched to breaking point, with emergency
beds fully occupied across the country. Morgues were also running at
full capacity. The country reported record numbers of daily
coronavirus fatalities and infections on Tuesday. The virus was
killing one person every five minutes on average this month in a
country where the inoculation rate is low.
Ukraine registered a record daily high of new coronavirus infections
and related deaths for the second consecutive day on Friday. It also
extended a state of emergency that allows authorities to impose curbs
until year-end in an attempt to rein in infections.

So that's how it should be. Those who want the vaccine can get it, and
those who don't, don't take it. What more do you want? :)

I'd like the unvaccinated to stop taking up hospital space so people
with heart attacks and strokes can get prompt treatment.

I'd like the unvaccinated to stop infecting others, particularly the
elderly, the sick, and other weakened people. To make it worse
I'd like the unvaccinated to stop infecting young people who are
getting more and more cases and deaths.

I'd like the unvaccinated to stop breeding new virus varriants!!!
(The vaccinated can't be used as petri dishes by the virus, the
vaccinated kill off the virus very fast.) Unvaccinated people
act as incubators for new versions of the virus.

I'd like the unvaccinated to stop overloading funeral homes.

Most of all, I'd like the unvaccinated to stop spreading lying
bull shit. For example:

<https://www.sorryantivaxxer.com/>

[BeamMeUpScotty]

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<https://tinyurl.com/yuecpfpw>
COVID cases in Eastern Europe near 20m as outbreak worsens.
11 hrs ago.
Coronavirus cases in Eastern Europe will soon surpass 20 million,
according to a Reuters tally on Sunday, as the region grapples with its
worst outbreak since the pandemic started and inoculation efforts lag.
Countries in the region have the lowest vaccination rates in Europe,
with less than half of the population having received a single dose.
Hungary tops the region’s vaccination rates with 62 percent of its
population having received at least one shot, whereas Ukraine has given
just 19 percent of its residents a single dose, according to Our World
in Data.
New infections in the region have steadily risen and now average at
least 83,700 new cases per day, the highest level since November last
year, Reuters data through Friday showed. Although it has just four
percent of the world’s population, Eastern Europe accounts for roughly
20 percent of all new cases reported globally.
According to a Reuters analysis, three of the top five countries
reporting the most deaths in the world are in Eastern Europe – Russia,
Ukraine and Romania.
More social gathering indoors after the lifting of restrictions just as
winter sets in is driving a rise in COVID-19 infections in many
countries across Europe, the World Health Organization’s emergency
director Mike Ryan said on Thursday.
As the wave of infections intensifies, many people in Eastern Europe are
torn between defiance and regret over not getting vaccinated.
Hundreds have protested in Sofia, Bulgaria, and other cities against
mandatory certificates that came into force on Thursday, limiting access
to many indoor public spaces to those who have been vaccinated.
A European Commission poll, the Eurobarometer, has shown that at least
one person in three in most countries in the European Union’s east does
not trust the healthcare system, compared with a bloc average of 18
percent.
More than 40 percent of all new cases reported in Eastern Europe were in
Russia, with 120 people testing positive every five minutes, according
to a Reuters analysis. The country’s healthcare system is operating
under great strain, Health Minister Mikhail Murashko said on Wednesday.
The nation on Friday reported record COVID fatalities for the fourth
straight day.
So far, Russia has vaccinated about 36 percent of its population with
one vaccine shot.
Moscow, the country’s most populous city and capital, will next week
shut down all businesses except essential stores such as supermarkets
and pharmacies to stem the spread of the disease.
Slovakia reported 3,480 new COVID-19 cases on October 19, its highest
daily tally since March, health ministry data showed on Wednesday. The
country has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the EU, with just
over half the adult population fully inoculated in the country of 5.5
million. This has contributed to a faster rise in infections than in
some neighbouring countries.
In Romania, hospitals are stretched to breaking point, with emergency
beds fully occupied across the country. Morgues were also running at
full capacity. The country reported record numbers of daily coronavirus
fatalities and infections on Tuesday. The virus was killing one person
every five minutes on average this month in a country where the
inoculation rate is low.
Ukraine registered a record daily high of new coronavirus infections and
related deaths for the second consecutive day on Friday. It also
extended a state of emergency that allows authorities to impose curbs
until year-end in an attempt to rein in infections.

So that's how it should be. Those who want the vaccine can get it, and those
who don't, don't take it. What more do you want? :)

Democrats want to treat humans like cattle, because Democrats are so
much smarter than anyone else. Just ask them, they'll tell you.

Why do you think Democrats treated humans as slaves, because Democrats
see anyone who isn't a Democrat as cattle/slaves to be controlled and
managed by Democrats.
--
That's karma,

Democrats attempt at mandated assimilation is futile, a successful
resistance is inevitable.


*We don't need to test for the WUHAN virus we need to test for a*
*suppressed immune system* and the people with immune system problems
need the VIRUS PASSPORTS, NOT the rest of us who are healthy. And it's
not only the elderly who have low functioning immune systems, also
people with HIV/AIDS and others, which may be why those groups have the
most issues with the virus and/or the vaccine.
https://www.brighteon.com/1a421368-d95b-4aa9-9c42-01a8c91ed41e

[Rockinghorse Winner]

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COVID cases in Eastern Europe near 20m as outbreak worsens.
11 hrs ago.
Coronavirus cases in Eastern Europe will soon surpass 20 million,
according to a Reuters tally on Sunday, as the region grapples with its
worst outbreak since the pandemic started and inoculation efforts lag.
Countries in the region have the lowest vaccination rates in Europe,
with less than half of the population having received a single dose.
Hungary tops the region’s vaccination rates with 62 percent of its
population having received at least one shot, whereas Ukraine has given
just 19 percent of its residents a single dose, according to Our World
in Data.
New infections in the region have steadily risen and now average at
least 83,700 new cases per day, the highest level since November last
year, Reuters data through Friday showed. Although it has just four
percent of the world’s population, Eastern Europe accounts for roughly
20 percent of all new cases reported globally.
According to a Reuters analysis, three of the top five countries
reporting the most deaths in the world are in Eastern Europe – Russia,
Ukraine and Romania.

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Post by Rockinghorse Winner
So that's how it should be. Those who want the vaccine can get it, and those
who don't, don't take it. What more do you want? :)

Democrats want to treat humans like cattle, because Democrats are so
much smarter than anyone else. Just ask them, they'll tell you.
Why do you think Democrats treated humans as slaves, because Democrats
see anyone who isn't a Democrat as cattle/slaves to be controlled and
managed by Democrats.

That's brutal, but there's a kernel of truth in it. sadly.

[a322x1n]

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<https://tinyurl.com/yuecpfpw>
COVID cases in Eastern Europe near 20m as outbreak worsens.
11 hrs ago.
Coronavirus cases in Eastern Europe will soon surpass 20 million,
according to a Reuters tally on Sunday, as the region grapples with
its worst outbreak since the pandemic started and inoculation
efforts lag.
Countries in the region have the lowest vaccination rates in
Europe, with less than half of the population having received a
single dose.
Hungary tops the region’s vaccination rates with 62 percent of its
population having received at least one shot, whereas Ukraine has
given just 19 percent of its residents a single dose, according to
Our World in Data.
New infections in the region have steadily risen and now average at
least 83,700 new cases per day, the highest level since November
last year, Reuters data through Friday showed. Although it has just
four percent of the world’s population, Eastern Europe accounts
for roughly 20 percent of all new cases reported globally.
According to a Reuters analysis, three of the top five countries
reporting the most deaths in the world are in Eastern Europe –
Russia, Ukraine and Romania.

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Post by Rockinghorse Winner
So that's how it should be. Those who want the vaccine can get it,
and those who don't, don't take it. What more do you want? :)

Democrats want to treat humans like cattle, because Democrats are so
much smarter than anyone else. Just ask them, they'll tell you.
Why do you think Democrats treated humans as slaves, because
Democrats see anyone who isn't a Democrat as cattle/slaves to be
controlled and managed by Democrats.

That's brutal, but there's a kernel of truth in it. sadly.

It's not Democrats that're plugging up the hospital ICUs, it's
Republicans and conservatives, as well as Qanons.

This is the latest batch:

<https://www.sorryantivaxxer.com/>

[Kenny McCormack]

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a322x1n <***@void.void> wrote:
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Post by BeamMeUpScotty
Why do you think Democrats treated humans as slaves, because
Democrats see anyone who isn't a Democrat as cattle/slaves to be
controlled and managed by Democrats.

That's brutal, but there's a kernel of truth in it. sadly.

It's not Democrats that're plugging up the hospital ICUs, it's
Republicans and conservatives, as well as Qanons.

This is a common game that modern day Republicans like to play. It's so
obviously BS, but it is amazing how much traction they still manage to get
out of it.

The game to which I refer is to pretend that because the Democrats *were*
the bad guys (literally, the party of slavery) in the 19th century, that we
can now tag them as the bad guys today. Totally ignoring the fact that in
the early-to-mid 20th century, the parties swapped positions and the
Republicans (who truly *had* been the good guys - i.e., the party of
non-slavery) became the bad guys (the party of slavery, which they still
are today).

The people who were of the mindset to be in the Democratic party in the
19th century are today in the Republican party.

The story of exactly how-and-why the US parties swapped positions is
actually a bit more complex than I've implied so far - and doesn't fit
nicely on a business card - but the basics are close enough. As they say,
close enough for government work...