Covid meat grinder - Media Review

1) A video report by the Canadian blogger The Real Pat King
appeared on social networks, according to which the forced
vaccination of Indians with the involvement of the military
began in the Canadian state of Saskatchewan (the news was
deleted a few hours later). According to the Indians interviewed
by the blogger, they live on the Black Lake reservation. The
Indians were herded into the gym of the local school like cattle
and were not released until they were injected with the vaccine.
Some of the Indians escaped a military raid and fled to the
prairie. Many Indians tried to go on strike, but this did
not help.
2) The Jerusalem Post (https://bit.ly/3BZKw67) reports that
scientists themselves do not know how many times to get
vaccinated against Covid-19. They also do not know if the third
booster dose of the vaccine will be the last or will need more
vaccinations. Scientists have also confirmed the claim that the
effectiveness of the Pfizer vaccine diminishes after 4-6 months,
making people susceptible to infection. Scientists have also
finally recognized that the virulence of Covid-19 is 2-3 times
lower than that of seasonal flu.
3) "Armageddon" of cargo transportation has come in the US,
said the head of the logistics department of Uber Technologies
Lior Ron in an interview with the American television channel
CNBC (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHRyn2-0H48).
Massive congestion has formed in the ports of the West Coast
of the United States. The paralysis of the transport system is
caused by congested ports and a shortage of truckers due to
refusal to vaccinate. American companies have even begun to
attract drivers from overseas. The US government said the country
was experiencing the worst driver shortage in recent history.
4) UK energy bankruptcy week.
Pure Planet Limited, which supplied gas and electricity to
approximately 235,000 households, went bankrupt on 13
October;
October 13 - Colorado Energy Limited (supplied gas and
electricity to approximately 15,000 households);
October 14 - Daligas Limited (supplied gas to approximately
9000 households and comm / cons);
October 18 - GOTO Energy (UK) Limited (supplied gas and
electricity to approximately 22,000 households).
The CNG gas supplier may soon close its division, which
directly supplies 45,000 UK organizations, including social -
nursing homes and schools, which are not protected by price
caps, as well as restaurants and small industries.
As an alternative, the option of a threefold increase in tariffs is
being considered. A total of 16 suppliers have declared themselves
insolvent this year. The reasons for bankruptcies are the bet on
green energy during the Covid-19 pandemic. Rising gas prices
ahead of a cold winter and reduced supplies to Europe due to the
rejection of fossil fuels.