2021-09-30
This article about vaccine passports in Lithuania was referenced by the September newsletter of againstvaccinepassports.com - a "trading style of Brees Media Limited".
The article makes for horrifying reading.
"... every country has travel restrictions within Europe based on the Covid Pass"
"Our government mandated that only a PCR test is acceptable to get the Pass, rather than the cheaper rapid antigen test ... That number of tests would cost more than 1000 eur in lab fees per person per month, plus the time of going to the lab ... the government is putting maximum pressure on us to get vaccinated"
"We're definitely one of the more restrictive countries in Europe right now. And some of the rules we have are uniquely crazy ... But we're not the only one with a [domestic] Covid Pass"
Read and be amazed. Watch a short video on Twitter.
It's a thought-provoking article that covers material not much reported in our media, and makes us realise that the UK is much less restrictive than many (but not all) nations in Europe (how long will that last?). There is a useful summary of the pass restrictions of the different nations at the end.
