Which countries are anti-vaccine?

[mightyking7]

Which countries are anti vaccine ?

[Yohan]

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-58408913

North Korea rejects offer of almost three million Covid-19 jabs

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-57759440

Russia offers North Korea Covid vaccines again as crisis worsens

Russia has offered North Korea Covid vaccines once again, amid reports that a harsh lockdown is leading to extreme hunger.
Pyongyang has refused vaccines and aid from a number of countries.

[rudder]

I don't know. Mexico and Brazil. There's a video clip of Bolsonaro stating his views on the topic. Belarus was rumored to be against all this plandemic BS from the start, so maybe them too. Most countries aren't "anti-vax", but pro freedom of choice. Anti-vax is a pejorative propagated by the weaponized mainstream media.

Great question!

It would be nice to have a list of countries that pledge freedom of choice, so we could all choose our lifeboats accordingly. None of these jabs were ever tested long-term, but the same technology has been applied to animal studies and the challenge studies resulted in ADE, so the world is definitely playing with fire.

I think this interview is a must-listen for everyone. If a government is going to mandate jabs, then how about mandating vegetables first?

Or at least stop the digital censorship, so people can have a modicum of informed consent. The following interview would go far to informing the world:
https://acupodcast.podbean.com/e/meetin ... malone-md/

[Cornfed]

I don't know. Mexico and Brazil.

Yeah, no-one has even offered me a covaids lethal injection and if I stay in this enclave I imagine no-one will, at least for the time being.

[Tsar]

Bulgaria is the most anti-vax nation in the EU.

[PeterJohnson]

Most countries aren't "anti-vax", but pro freedom of choice.

[rudder]

For the good of humanity, this thread should be a regularly updated wiki. Please don't withold intel, folks!

[rudder]

Bulgaria is the most anti-vax nation in the EU.

You might like this guy's free content:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5jFbSzUbQQ

They've done a couple bits recently talking about Bulgaria

[gsjackson]

I don't know. Mexico and Brazil. There's a video clip of Bolsonaro stating his views on the topic. Belarus was rumored to be against all this plandemic BS from the start, so maybe them too. Most countries aren't "anti-vax", but pro freedom of choice. Anti-vax is a pejorative propagated by the weaponized mainstream media.

Great question!

It would be nice to have a list of countries that pledge freedom of choice, so we could all choose our lifeboats accordingly. None of these jabs were ever tested long-term, but the same technology has been applied to animal studies and the challenge studies resulted in ADE, so the world is definitely playing with fire.

I think this interview is a must-listen for everyone. If a government is going to mandate jabs, then how about mandating vegetables first?

Or at least stop the digital censorship, so people can have a modicum of informed consent. The following interview would go far to informing the world:
https://acupodcast.podbean.com/e/meetin ... malone-md/

Apparently the IMF and World Bank finally met Lukashenko's price (along with coming this close to ousting him with a color revolution). He gave the game away last year by announcing that he had turned down a loan/bribe that was contingent upon Belarus instituting the standard lockdown procedures. Almost a bullion dollars, he said. Now they've upped the ante to around $2.5 billion, and now Belarus has mask regulations and jab pushing.

I don't have a link, but that's what I read on another site, written by some commenter, so take it for whatever you think it might be worth. Getting correct information has become almost impossible in the world we now inhabit.

Bulgaria, huh? I'm hoping to spend the summer there on the links of the "Bulgarian Golf Riviera," north of Varna. An anti-jab ethos would be a welcome bonus.

[rudder]

I don't know. Mexico and Brazil. There's a video clip of Bolsonaro stating his views on the topic. Belarus was rumored to be against all this plandemic BS from the start, so maybe them too. Most countries aren't "anti-vax", but pro freedom of choice. Anti-vax is a pejorative propagated by the weaponized mainstream media.

Great question!

It would be nice to have a list of countries that pledge freedom of choice, so we could all choose our lifeboats accordingly. None of these jabs were ever tested long-term, but the same technology has been applied to animal studies and the challenge studies resulted in ADE, so the world is definitely playing with fire.

I think this interview is a must-listen for everyone. If a government is going to mandate jabs, then how about mandating vegetables first?

Or at least stop the digital censorship, so people can have a modicum of informed consent. The following interview would go far to informing the world:
https://acupodcast.podbean.com/e/meetin ... malone-md/

Apparently the IMF and World Bank finally met Lukashenko's price (along with coming this close to ousting him with a color revolution). He gave the game away last year by announcing that he had turned down a loan/bribe that was contingent upon Belarus instituting the standard lockdown procedures. Almost a bullion dollars, he said. Now they've upped the ante to around $2.5 billion, and now Belarus has mask regulations and jab pushing.

I don't have a link, but that's what I read on another site, written by some commenter, so take it for whatever you think it might be worth. Getting correct information has become almost impossible in the world we now inhabit.

Bulgaria, huh? I'm hoping to spend the summer there on the links of the "Bulgarian Golf Riviera," north of Varna. An anti-jab ethos would be a welcome bonus.

https://player.fm/series/nomad-capitali ... a-pcr-test
https://www.travelinglifestyle.net/coun ... uarantine/

[rudder]

Getting correct information has become almost impossible in the world we now inhabit.

It's funny you should say this, Maybe you'd go to some country like Belarus and there are no masks anywhere. Bans on mandatory vaccines, etc. Or a society just like the pre-pandemic world. If it doesn't fit the agenda it's not newsworthy. Anything counter the mainstream narrative, it's better to deflect and ignore.

[rudder]

Bump. Has anyone found reliable, up-to-date information on this topic anywhere on the internet? For example, I think El Salvador doesn't have any vaccine passport stuff, because John Mueller of the Expat Files podcast said he is having his Guatemala seminar attendees fly in to El Salvador, because Guatemala requires air travellers to be vaccinated.

I also looked in to the CBI countries in the Caribbean.

Scratch off Antigua & Barbuda (their website says ALL travellers need to be vaccinated - they even bolded and underlined the word "all"). What could you expect from a country that renamed their highest peak to "Mount Obama"?

Dominica lots of language about vaccinated travellers, but they also mention that being vaccinated is not mandatory they just make you go through a bunch of hoops and quarantine stuff. Most places still make you go through a whole bunch of testing and quarantining even if you are vaccinated. On a side-note, I read that Chile has a 7-day home quarantine for travellers without a "Mobility Pass". The funny thing is that "being vaccinated and having a Mobility Pass" only reduces the quarantine by two days. You still have to do a 5-day quarantine. What a joke!

I don't think Paraguay cares very much, but I haven't looked recently. A few months ago, they just wanted non-resident travellers to carry covid-19 health insurance coverage for their time in the country.

Grenada's site seemed to indicate that only "fully vaccinated" travellers are welcome, but I also listened to a Nomad Capitalist podcast about where his "freedom-loving" friends were moving, and Grenada was one of the countries mentioned, saying that it is more "open" and his friends "like the way the government is thinking." So who knows about that one.

St. Kitts & Nevis has exemptions for citizens/residents, but don't know how likely they would approve an exemption. Probably pretty strict.

St. Lucia sounded inclusive, because their website gave equal space to all categories of travellers, including specific travel requirements for non-resident unvaccinated travellers.

Anyway, I haven't done much research specifically on the topic, because I've been researching tax law lately. I would think there would be some websites that have already compiled all the information respective to the original topic of this thread.

[gsjackson]

Last I knew, pretty much all the Balkan countries required only a test. But stand by -- the narrative is unraveling in a few countries, possibly including the U.S. and U.K. Putin has finally acted in Russia to nix mandatory vaxes. Let's see who follows the lead of the bell cow countries.

[flowerthief00]

In a world not run by clowns/morons/self-serving authoritarian thugs, demonstrated prior infection implying natural immunity would reduce or eliminate all these hoops and hurdles and other nonsense. Natural immunity from antibodies are superior to immunity from vaccines. This is common knowledge, I thought. Thus anyone with such immunity ought to have vax-related requirements waived, quarantines reduced or waived, and so forth. Why am I not seeing this taken into consideration when I look at the entry requirements to states around the world.

Golly, it's almost as if this wasn't about health.

[rudder]

Bad news out of Brazil. Here is the new aptly numbered law 666:
https://www.in.gov.br/en/web/dou/-/port ... -375486913

Says everyone entering Brazil is required to show proof of being jabbed. Man, after watching so many clips of Bolsonaro I never thought Brazil would fall.

How the heck can anyone make any decisions about where to live or go when the picture is shifting at such a rapid rate?! Here, logic would dictate that countries go the other direction now that the wimpy virus has begun to fizzle out. WTF. Is there another earth in another galaxy that we can get to?