‘One small injection for a man, one giant leap for the health of us all,’ PM says after getting the Pfizer shot; adds if public cooperates, Israel could be first to end pandemic
COVID Theater is really heating up as Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu becomes the latest world leader to pretend to get vaccinated, or maybe he actually got vaccinated, but who really knows at this point? If masks work, then why the social distancing? If social distancing works, then why the masks? If masks and social distancing work, then why the lockdowns? Why do we need this insane rush to inject ourselves with an untested, unproven emergency vaccine for a virus with a 99% recovery rate? Don't ask questions, just take your vaccine and be quiet. That's the message here.
"Behold ye among the heathen, and regard, and wonder marvellously: for I will work a work in your days, which ye will not believe, though it be told you." Habakkuk 1:5 (KJB)
The stage has now been set for mandatory vaccinations, that's beyond obvious at this point. Anyone who will refuse to take it will be shunned and ostracized from society, and branded as a 'killer' who puts other people's lives in danger. Have you noticed no one is talking about the 2020 flu season, no one is talking about the flu shot, have you stopped to wonder why that is? Go get yourself some popcorn, and enjoy the COVID Theater, just don't make the mistake of thinking it's real.
NURSE AT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL LOCATED IN CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE COLLAPSES MOMENTS AFTER RECEIVING PFIZER COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS VACCINE
Netanyahu is 1st Israeli to get COVID-19 vaccine: ‘Start of return to normal life’
FROM THE TIMES OF ISRAEL: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday night became the first Israeli to receive the coronavirus vaccine, getting the shot on live television and setting off the nation’s ambitious COVID-19 vaccination campaign, hailing the occasion as a “very great day” for Israel.
“One small injection for a man and one giant leap for the health of us all,” Netanyahu, 71, quipped from Sheba Medical Center in Ramat Gan, paraphrasing astronaut Neil Armstrong’s famous words after landing on the moon.
Riffing on the theme of the Hanukkah holiday that just ended, he added: “We are leaving the darkness of the coronavirus, at the start of the journey to a great light.” He said he hoped Israel could be the first country to beat the COVID-19 pandemic if people get vaccinated.
“If everyone cooperates, keeps the rules and goes to get vaccinated, we’ll get out of this and we could well be the first country in the world to emerge from this pandemic. Let’s do it together,” he said.
Health Minister Yuli Edelstein was also vaccinated moments later. After receiving his shot, Netanyahu was placed in observation for half an hour to monitor for possible allergic reactions, which have been reported in a few very rare cases.
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