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Exclusive: WHO Proposals Could Strip Nations of Their Sovereignty, Create Worldwide Totalitarian State, Expert Warns
ByMichael Nevradakis PhD, The Defender January 19, 2023April 11, 2023

In an interview with The Defender, Francis Boyle, J.D., Ph.D., bioweapons expert and professor of international law at the University of Illinois, said the World Health Organization’s (WHO) latest proposals may violate international law. Boyle called for U.S. federal and state governments to exit the WHO immediately. Secretive negotiations took place this week in Geneva, Switzerland,…

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Covid-19 | Legal actions

Greece’s mandatory rapid test for non-vaccinated employees, now extended, faces legal challenge from teachers
ByMichael Nevradakis PhD, The Defender January 6, 2023April 19, 2023

In recent weeks and months, many national authorities have waxed andwaned in terms of the imposition and maintenance of COVID-relatedrestrictions, even if they never fully backed away from such a threat.The latest narrative that is widely being utilized to justify the reimplementationof some restrictions being China’s recent ‘COVID surge’ and the country’sconcurrent opening of its…

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Covid-19 | EU- affairs | Legal actions

Unvaccinated Greek medical workers, suspended for 15 months, to be reinstated following high court decision
ByMichael Nevradakis PhD, The Defender November 30, 2022April 19, 2023

In statements made by Greece’s Health Minister Thanos Plevris on national private broadcaster Mega Channel on Nov. 29, he revealed unvaccinated medical workers, who have been suspended since September 2021, will be reinstated no later than Jan. 1, 2023. However, the specific date of reinstatement remains unclear. Plevris’ statements came just one day after the…

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Covid-19 | EU- affairs | Vaccine safety

Greek high court overturns vaccine requirement for health workers
ByMichael Nevradakis PhD, The Defender November 25, 2022April 19, 2023

Originally published: November 24, 2022 In a decision that may signify the end of a 15-month saga for unvaccinated Greek health workers who have been suspended without pay since Sept. 1, 2021 due to their choice not to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, Greece’s Council of State — the country’s highest administrative court—ruled Thursday, November 24….

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Covid-19 | EU- affairs | Uncategorized

Suspended unvaccinated Greek medical workers launch new hunger strike
ByMichael Nevradakis PhD, The Defender November 22, 2022April 19, 2023

With the release of an open letter calling for the mandatory vaccination requirement for Greek healthcare workers to be rescinded and the privatization of Greece’s public health system to be halted, three such workers that have been suspended without pay since Sept. 1, 2021 due to their unvaccinated status launched a hunger strike Nov. 17….

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Covid-19 | EU- affairs | Global Agenda | Public Health | Vaccine ID Passport | Vaccine safety

Suspended Greek medical worker commits suicide, amidst acquittals, new calls for freedom
ByMichael Nevradakis PhD, The Defender October 31, 2022April 19, 2023

A group of 38 unvaccinated Greek medical workers, who have been suspended from their jobs without pay since 2021 as a result of not receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, was acquitted by an Athens court Oct. 19. The workers had been facing charges of “disobedience” and “disrupting traffic,” following their arrest and overnight detention stemming from…

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Covid-19 | Democracy | EU- affairs | Global Agenda | Public Health

WHO Renews Push for Global Pandemic Treaty, as World Bank Creates $1 Billion Fund for Vaccine Passports
ByMichael Nevradakis PhD, The Defender August 12, 2022April 18, 2023

While the World Health Organization pushes ahead with plans to enact a new or revised international pandemic preparedness treaty, the World Bank and other organizations are advancing new vaccine passport regimes. The World Health Organization (WHO) is moving ahead with plans to enact a new or revised international pandemic preparedness treaty, despite encountering setbacks earlier this summer…

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Global Agenda | Vaccine safety

Greek Healthcare Workers Launch Hunger Strike: ‘We Don’t Need a Vaccine Passport to Be Free’
ByMichael Nevradakis PhD, The Defender April 16, 2022April 16, 2023

As a hunger strike protesting Greece’s COVID-19 vaccine mandates for healthcare workers entered its 17th day, one suspended healthcare worker yesterday told a crowd of protesters in Athens, “we don’t need vaccine passports to be free.” Speaking outside the Greek parliament building, Zoe Vagiopoulou, one of the hunger strikers, delivered a speech that made waves…

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Covid-19 | EU- affairs | Public Health | Vaccine safety

Pfizer Hired 600+ People to Process Vaccine Injury Reports, Documents Reveal
ByMichael Nevradakis PhD, The Defender April 7, 2022April 16, 2023

Pfizer hired about 600 additional full-time employees to process adverse event reports during the three months following authorization of its COVID-19 vaccine, with plans to hire 1,800 more by June 2021, newly released documents reveal. Pfizer hired about 600 additional full-time employees to process adverse event reports during the three months following the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA)…

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