In our episode 43 of Madness Chronicles, we will see the insanity of COVID shutdowns around the world. Remember, insanity is a state of mental illness, gross and extremely foolish behavior, and a frenzied or chaotic form of activity. Let’s take a look at some real COVID craze.
The following information comes from a recent report on abuse during COVID lockdowns by Amnesty International.
The nation of Zambia appears to be taking a strict approach to closures. A police officer recently told a journalist: “We hit you, we hit you and then we arrested him. If you escape, you’re lucky.” In Zimbabwe, three female COVID protesters were abducted, raped and tortured. When they were released, they filed a complaint about their treatment and were later arrested again for making false statements.
In Russia, a doctor was arrested for violating travel restrictions while trying to distribute personal protective equipment. She was reportedly strangled, beaten in the abdomen and passed out. When she mentioned the incident after release, she was violently dragged back to the police station.
There is video evidence that police enforce lockdown rules by attacking people with clubs in places as disparate as India and Sierra Leone. In Nigeria, in the early days of the curfew, several people died, as was the case in South Africa; breaking the curfew resulted in 18 deaths. In Kenya, seven people died and 18 were hospitalized in the first five days of the lockdown. It seems all over Africa; mistakes are punished?
In El Salvador, a young man described how a police officer detained him, beat him and shot him twice in the legs. His crime? He was caught going shopping for food and fuel, allegedly in violation of a national quarantine. In Australia, there is ample video evidence on YouTube of police violently arresting people for not wearing a mask. In a disturbing incident, they broke into the home of a young pregnant woman who was returning from her doctor’s visit. The police took her out while her husband and young son remained powerless.
Across Europe, there were several cases in Belgium, France, Greece, Italy, Romania, and Spain. Law enforcement officials resorted to the illegal use of force to impose confinement measures on individuals who offered no resistance and did not pose a significant threat. Amnesty International’s Citizen Evidence Laboratory verified 34 videos showing the police using force illegally in the context of the confinement, including the police in Spain beating and immobilizing a young man and his mother.
Now you could say, ‘well, they broke the rules.’ What if you criticize the rules or don’t support the great pandemic narrative? In Turkey, numerous arrests were made for speaking out against the narrative, and in Venezuela, 12 health workers were brought to court for speaking out. In Kazakhstan, 81 people have been accused of speaking ill of the pandemic.
How about closer to home? A prominent California doctor questioned his county’s stay-at-home orders for coronavirus. Dr. Michael Deboisblanc, John Muir Health’s trauma medical director, says he was fired after writing to health officials in Contra Costa County, California. An expert one day and the next.
In Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, a man was standing outside chatting with a coworker over coffee and was fined $ 300 for not wearing a mask. When you dig a little deeper, Manitoba has issued COVID fines of $ 683,000 since the plandemic began. Freedom of speech does not seem as ‘free’ as it was in 2019.
Now is a good time to ask, “Do you see any hints here about our future?” Take a look at a bit of history and you will see that Nazi Germany started out by saying you couldn’t shop in Jewish stores. So they didn’t allow the Jews to work. Then they could not own property. And then, well, you know the rest of the story. Do you think we are different?
May we wake up from this madness before it is too late. I wish you good health, and until next time, have fun, enjoy life, and watch out for the madness between us. It’s 2020, look around you; It is outrageous.
