The mayor of the City of Lapu-Lapu in the Philippines issued a new executive order which bans those who have not received a COVID-19 injection from entering supermarkets, groceries, department stores, and convenience stores.
Following the lead of Emmanuel Macron, Mayor Junard Chan is banning all the residents of his city in the Philippines from 'buying and selling' if they have not agreed to receive the COVID-19 experimental vaccine shot. And it's not just the Philippines, but all across Europe and the United States as well.
"A wonderful and horrible thing is committed in the land; The prophets prophesy falsely, and the priests bear rule by their means; and my people love to have it so: and what will ye do in the end thereof?" Jeremiah 5:30,31 (KJB)
We told you from the beginning that this push to vaccinate the whole world was not stop until, well, the whole world was vaccinated, and now things are really kicking into overdrive. Every day we are bombarded with stories of a person struggling for breath on a ventilator, and told in bold type that this sad, sorry soul was a 'vaccine refuser'. But the media will not show you 'equal time' articles of all the people who willingly took the vaccine and died of blood clots, or had limbs amputated, or fell into a coma and died of a heart attack. The media acts like these people don't even exist, but they do exist, in the hundreds of thousands.
Never trust anyone who only tells you one side of the story. Jummai Nache took the vaccine, ask her is she's glad she did.
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Mayor in Philippines announces policy banning unvaccinated from supermarkets, grocery stores
FROM LIFE SITE NEWS: Mayor Junard “Ahong” Chan of Lapu-Lapu, a city with a population of just under half a million, issued executive order No. 2021 – 040 on Monday, ordering COVID-19 related restrictions until August 25, claiming that there was a “surge” in “positive” cases of the virus in the city. From August 25, however, Chan’s draconian restrictions will be increased: Even though the temporary lockdown is to be lifted, those who have not been injected with the experimental injections will be banned from much of public life.
“Effective August 25, 2021, only vaccinated persons, upon presentation of their vaccination cards, shall be allowed to enter public and private markets including department stores, supermarkets, grocery stores and convenience stores,” read Section 4 of the document.
Referring to the news, U.K. blogger Laurence England wrote, “If unvaxxed are locked out of food stores, gas chambers are only months away.” In a subsequent radio interview, Mayor Chan defended his actions by appealing to the low rate of COVID vaccination in the area. “We will wait until August 25. Let’s balance … the number of our residents who will get vaccinated. Let us wait and see, it’s not yet final as we will evaluate the turnout in our vaccination centers,” Chan declared.
The mayor aims to inject at least 70% percent of the population of the area, saying, “We don’t want anything else to happen but to provide protection to the Oponganons [residents of the city].” Chan posted pictures of his executive order on his Facebook page, where he was met with consternation by social media users, questioning in disbelief whether this is “a democratic administration.”
So great was the backlash, as well as the sudden urge among the populace to get the COVID-19 injections, that Chan praised on Facebook yesterday the sudden uptake in injections from the daily average from 2,000 to 5,600. Chan wrote that due to the rise in injections administered, he had “great confidence” it might be possible to rescind Section 4 of the Executive Order, providing the numbers of injections given remained constant and high.
However, the mayor made no promises, instead noting that he would consult with the Department of the Interior and Local Government on what the best policy would be regarding vaccination status. “God bless us and I love you all,” he closed. The city currently has 1,021 “active cases” of the virus, according to the mayor, of which 70% are “asymptomatic.” According to a 2020 survey, Lapu-Lapu has a population of 497,604 people. READ MORE
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