Authored by Jack Phillips via The Epoch Times, via Zero Hedge
Thousands of French citizens demonstrated in several cities Saturday for an eighth straight weekend,
continuing protests against the country’s COVID-19 vaccine passport
system required to enter most public areas, including stadiums, cafes,
restaurants, and gyms.
The
health pass, which was passed by the French Parliament weeks ago,
mandates an individual be vaccinated, have a recent negative COVID-19
test, or prove they have fully recovered from the virus. Another law
slated to go into effect this month will require all healthcare workers
to get the vaccine.
France’s Ministry of Interior confirmed to news outlets over
the weekend that about 140,000 people partook in demonstrations over
the weekend. A week ago, about 170,000 people partook in protests.
While
some media outlets have described the mass protests as “anti-vaccine,”
many of the slogans and signs held by protesters go against vaccine
mandates and passports, rather than COVID-19 vaccines themselves.
Numerous protesters were seen on Saturday chanting, “liberte,” which translates to “freedom.”
“We are boycotting this health pass … In the end, this health pass will fall,” Florian Philippot, the head of the “Patriots” movement, reported Local Media, and he promised to go on a “general strike” for an indefinite period.
“We will always say ‘no’ to the sanitary pass. We’re not sheep,” said a Parisian woman to Ouest France, according to a translation.
“No to discrimination, no to bullying. Freedom.”
A sign at a protest in Paris read:
“I will not submit to health terror.”
Under
the current vaccine passport law, only adults are eligible. However,
that will soon change as all children ages 12 and above will be allowed
to get vaccinated on Sept. 30.
Similar vaccine passports were
introduced in other European nations, including Italy, Switzerland,
Germany, and others, which also drew demonstrations.
Over the weekend, protests erupted across Canada recent vaccine passport mandates.
In
Toronto, David McLelland, a retired professor who taught at the
University of Toronto, said the protesters are “an alliance in
protection of human liberty” united by their opposition to the COVID-19
lockdowns and the restriction of freedoms. ...
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