Day: November 27, 2021

40 thousand Austrians went to street protest against compulsory vaccinations against COVID-19 new restrictive measures related to the spread of COVID-19. People rebelled against the introduction of compulsory vaccination against coronavirus, reports TASS. According to the Austrian police, almost 40 thousand people protested across Austria on November 27. Tens of thousands took to the streets in the city of Graz in one of the largest demonstrations in the city since World War II. It is known that in small St. Pölten, with a population of 50 thousand people, about 3 thousand people took to the streets, the police had to intervene and start detaining demonstrators. Protests began in Austria after the country's authorities introduced a nationwide lockdown with November 22 and promised to start a compulsory vaccination campaign for all citizens of the country from February 1, 2022. Earlier, the Austrian government also closed the entry to the country for

The excursion in the “red zone” was terminated ahead of schedule due to the behavior of anti-auxers refused to wear masks. This is reported by Izvestia. Due to the behavior of opponents of vaccination, the tour of the department was completed ahead of schedule. Chief physician Valeriy Vechorko tried to explain the need to use personal protective equipment, but anti-auxiliaries began to interrupt him and express dissatisfaction. Related materials00: 02 – October 15 “It will torment humanity” DNA mutations and vaccine side effects: biologist destroys the main myths about coronavirus00: 01 – 11 March “We must find the source of the virus, otherwise everything will happen again” Will humanity be able to defeat the coronavirus in 2021? Virologist responds “We are now with you in the infectious diseases hospital. Here, every hour, every minute, seriously ill patients arrive. As far as I understand, there is a group here that wants

Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation: a case was initiated against a resident of Rostov-on-Don, who set a dog on policemen who set his dog on the police. RIA Novosti reports about the incident with reference to the representative of SUSK of Russia in the Rostov region. The interlocutor of the agency clarified that the 42-year-old resident of Rostov-on-Don is accused of committing a crime under Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“ The use of violence against a government official in connection with the performance of his official duties “). According to him, the man” ignored the lawful demands of the police on the inadmissibility of violating public order, “and set a dog on law enforcement officers. The dog bit one of the police officers, leaving a wound in the forearm. Earlier it was reported that in Mytishchi near Moscow, a drunk

Brian May criticizes gender-neutral Brit Awards and cancellation culture Queen guitarist Brian May speaks out about Brit Awards music and culture cancellation. This is reported by the Mirror. The musician criticized the genre-neutral award, which a few days ago decided to abandon the division into male and female nominations. “I am so sick of people trying to change something without thinking about the long-term consequences. Some of these things are improvement, some are not, “May said. He stated that there is an atmosphere of fear in society, and people are afraid to say what they think. The guitarist also noted that if the Queen group appeared now, she would have to recruit people of different genders, different skin colors, as well as one transgender into the team. May recalled that the leader of the group, Freddie Mercury, was born in Zanzibar, but nobody ever discussed it. “He was a musician,

Doctors from South Africa are ready to provide samples of the omicron strain to other countries The omicron option will be given to biosafety agencies and departments in other countries, said Tulio de Oliveira, director of the South African Center for Innovation and Epidemic Response. His words are reported by RIA Novosti. “We have always worked very closely with all the major security agencies in the world so that the key questions could be answered as quickly as possible,” de Oliveira said. < p> The omicron strain COVID-19 doctors from South Africa are ready to provide as quickly as they did with the beta strain last time, the director said. According to him, requests for samples of this variant of the virus have already been received from the UK and the US. At the same time, de Oliveira stressed that the sample of the virus is sent to government departments,