As we're all navigating this post-Covid world, conversations that used to be not really mainstream

narratives like informed consent and some of the problems surrounding all- vaccine mandates and legal issues are now top stories.

So we're going to go through some of those now that are top stories and one of them really one of the top stories is this legal issue, a law that's going through the National

Assembly in the Senate in France.

This is the reporting from the Brownstone Institute, and they write this, France's Pfizer amendment could turn

MRNA critics into criminals.

There's a lot of people talking about this online and a lot of reporting on it.

Some good, some not so good.

So let's just go right to the bill.

And this is to the bill.

And this is a translated bill.

So some of this stuff may be lost in translation.

But we're going to read right from it here and then break it down.

Provocation to abandon, Article 4,

provocation to abandon or abstain from following therapeutic or prophylactic medical treatment

is punishable by one year of imprisonment and a fine of 15,000 euros.

When this abandonment or abseation is presented as beneficial for health

of the persons targeted when it is in the state of medical knowledge clearly likely to result

in serious consequences for their physical or psychological health

taking into account the pathology from which they suffer.

Now it goes on and there's one more line here. It says when the provocation provided for in the first two

paragraphs has been followed by effects

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