Twitter In The Morning: Let's Get This Narrative Straight

Common theme?

David Whitehead 🇨🇦🇳🇱 @TruthWarriorDad

Still the best video of the entire plandemic. Ahead of it’s time!! Still hilarious too! FUNNY CAUSE IT’S TRUE

Bernie's Tweets @BernieSpofforth

G20 - BREAKING: leaders have just signed a declaration which states that vaccine passports will be adopted to “facilitate” all international travel This means any vaccination the WHO determines you should have. Changing your rights & freedoms forever. Silence from the media.

Cassandra MacDonald @CassandraRules

The segment:

SopSok @SopSok

@MrBlond12 @loffredojeremy @OzraeliAvi @paulbuitink @MahirAlkaya @mariannezw @rickvanv @lientje1967 @WybrenvanHaga @djeppink @PvanHouwelingen @Martinbosma_pvv @harmbeertema @leondejong

Whoops! There will be a slight revision to our program:

Jeremy Loffredo @loffredojeremy

Next week the New York Times in partnership with WEF partner Accenture is supposed to be hosting a live event with Sam Bankman-Fried. Sitting next to him will be Zelensky, Zuckerberg and U.S. Treasury's Janet Yellen.

Or, if the extradition hearing drags on, Zoom him in from the Bahamas.

Now consider the headaches faced by our rulers. They’re constantly having to finesse their message lest the subjects be not so compliant and gullible as US voters. Thank God for the compliant messengers, the MSM:

Australia recommends against fifth vaccine dose as fresh Covid wave builds

More is better … up until the fifth dose. How do you figure that one?

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian health authorities have recommended against getting a fifth COVID-19 vaccine shot, even as they urged those eligible to sign up for their remaining booster doses as the country's latest COVID wave grows rapidly.

Average daily cases had been 47% higher last week than the week before, said Health Minister Mark Butler at a press conference on Tuesday, announcing new vaccination recommendations. But cases remain 85% below the previous peak, of late July.

Butler said the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisations (ATAGI) had recommended against a fifth dose, or third booster, after evidence from Singapore's recent wave showed that severe illness and death were rare among the vaccinated and that a fifth shot had minimal impact on virus transmission.

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Who in their right mind who has read the above, who has been following the news on side effects and excess mortality, and has had two injections, will now rush out and have their third and fourth injections? Why recommend against a fifth healthful injection, just because it has no benefit? Of course, they go on to say that they may later recommend the fifth, but why bother if it has “minimal impact on transmission”—as is being widely reported elsewhere? The narrative is in trouble.