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Indigo Digest's avatar

Such a strange law though. So if someone was prescribed as a dangerous drug such as a fluoroquinolone antibiotic and a concerned family member suggested that they stop taking it and get a prescription for something safer that concerned family member would be fined and jailed for potentially saving that person from severe side effects?

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Lone Star's avatar

I fear your interpretation of this new law-to-be is too optimistic. It contains too many weasel words that can be used in selective prosecution, depending upon what constitutes “current” medical views, and so on.

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CocotteMinute's avatar

”the French National Assembly clearly limits the application of the law to persons who are already ill or, per the language of the text, “suffering from a medical condition” (atteint d’une pathologie).

Hence, it is hard to see how any judge could interpret such provisions as applying to vaccines, whether mRNA-based or otherwise.”

Have you perhaps forgotten that we ”all” have been declared ”ill” from c19, thanks to adulterate and inappropriate PCR tests ⁉️⁉️

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Renee Green ✅'s avatar

Hi Robert, I think you need to forget about the expose, and put a whole article up here, on substack. To branch out. And see what happens. Unless you have some contract.

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Robert Kogon's avatar

Meaning The Daily Sceptic? Why would I forget about the DS? But I will, I think, post more full pieces here. I did post one a few days ago. And if "CocotteMinute" doesn't like it, he or she can unsubscribe or I'll do it. How weird. I don't think I've ever encountered any trolling on Substack before.

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Renee Green ✅'s avatar

I didn't mean to forget the DS. But I am looking forward to reading your longer pieces here too.

:)

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CocotteMinute's avatar

For God’sake, no, thanks. Honest people do not need more mental scrambling or useless adrenaline climbs.

Even and especially if he has a contract.

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