Coronavirus - Take two - Action!

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For those who still think this silly money-making, MSM-saving scam might be something real.

Think about created-vehicles to transmit a message and the need to catch the eye of a tired public that are sick of hearing
the same crap daily. First-up, the eye-catcher with a stock-photo.

Man caught wearing fake arm in bid to fool staff giving Covid vaccine

'A man was caught red-handed in his attempts to fool a health worker into injecting him in a fake arm with the Covid vaccine.
The surreal episode unfolded in Biella, a town in the north Italy near Turin, where the unidentified man, 50, asked staff to turn
a blind eye after noticing the silicone arm.


It must be real...

The head of the region’s authority, Alberto Cirio, slammed the ruse as “ridiculous” and vowed he will now “answer to justice.”
“Even though the silicone was very similar to real skin, its colour and feel raised the health worker’s suspicions,” he said in a
statement.

“The worker then asked the person to show his full arm. Once discovered, the subject tried to convince the health worker to
turn a blind eye. “He was instead reported to the Carabinieri (police force) and the ASL (local health unit) will report the case
too.”...'

And now the real message...

'It came as the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, said that EU nations should consider making Covid
vaccinations compulsory as too many people still refuse.

The EU-wide vaccination rate stands at 66%, and unexpectedly high case surges in much of the 27-nation bloc has led many
member countries to renew steps to curb infections.

Germany, for example, moved to ban unvaccinated people from non-essential shops and hospitality venues this week, while
Austria will make vaccinations mandatory from February. Italy, like much of Europe, is on high alert as the Omicron variant spreads
across the continent, with scientists still unsure of its threat level and whether it can escape vaccines.

The country’s Higher Institute of Health (ISS) reported the country's first case of the Omicron variant last week as a man who had
recently travelled to Mozambique...'

ITV.com