The USA article states the following: "While the post has the correct number of deaths for 2019, it incorrectly concludes that only 2,835,533 U.S. deaths occurred in 2020. The total number of deaths in 2020 will not be known for months, but preliminary data shows the year has already surpassed 3.2 million, marking one of the deadliest years in U.S. history, largely influenced by the c****av***s p******c."

Let's continue this discussion when the CDC releases it's final numbers for 2020.

Israel passes law to shame people who haven’t had C***d jab
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Israel has passed a law allowing the identities of people who have not been v******ted to be shared with other authorities.

The decision on Wednesday raises concerns over privacy for those who may opt against getting the jab.

It passed by 30 v**es to 13 and gives local governments, the director general of the education ministry and some in the welfare ministry the right to receive the names, addresses and phone numbers of everyone who has not had the v*****e.

The objective of the measure – which remains valid for three months or until the C****-** p******c is declared over – is ‘to enable these bodies to encourage people to v******te by personally addressing them’, according to a statement issued by parliament.

Israel has so far administered both doses of the P****r/BioNTech v*****e to roughly a third of its nine million population.

As the country emerges from lockdown, access to certain services such as gyms and indoor dining has been restricted to v******ted people only, with so-called green passes handed out to the fully inoculated.

That too has raised concerns about unequal access for those exercising their right not to take up the v*****e.

During debate on the measure, Labour party leader Merav Michaeli accused right-wing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of ‘denying citizens their right to the privacy of their medical information’.

The statement from the parliament, or Knesset, said the personal information cannot be used for any purpose other than encouraging people to be v******ted.

According to the legislation, ‘the information will be deleted after its use within 60 days’ and ‘a person who was contacted can demand that his details be deleted and that they not be contacted again’.

Haim Katz, of Netanyahu’s Likud party, defended the law as a means to promote v******tion, saying: ‘I’ve been asked what about people’s privacy: Is privacy more important than life itself?’

Canuckus Deploracus,

there must be not enough fear in Israel or everybody would get v******ted.

Here in the U.S.A., the fearmongering is rather strong, so even our friends, old anti-v**xers of old, did submit.

I was amazed when I learned about it.

BTW, I could not find any trace of that Croton Reservoir sign, the last time I have seen it was about 20+ years ago when my wife pointed it to me (she wasn't Irish). But now, it must have been "cleansed" as is the tenor of the times.