DI predictions wrong?

[tommydrifter]

it is not about the individual politicians mate, trustworthy or not trustworthy, it is policy that matters.

 

• no mandatory vaxxxines
• no vaxxxine passports

[peter]

7 hours ago, Rayvn said:

Yes well I am certainly not voting for Albo  and the merry band of puppet mainstream parties. 

UAP has some great politicians, but I don't trust Clive. 

I don't vote for the lower house the power is in the upper house ,that's where the real game is played

[Interested]

On 1/21/2022 at 4:40 AM, Guest m754 said:

 

 

EU--a couple of countries are still shouting for vax mandates. In a couple of weeks, one health minister or some such in those countries will give a media highlighted interview that 'jabs are not working', we need to 'learn to live with covid'. And that's that. Next news would be vaccine card no longer mandatory.

 

They are rolling back starting from head of the snake, ie. UK.

 

So why is DI prediction not wrong then...?

So, as an update to my earlier post, the German Bundestag has now voted against making the jab mandatory, FOR THE TIME BEING, which means they may well try it again soon. The different parties who all wanted it just couldn't agree on the technicalities, it seems.

We are now also allowed to go shopping without wearing masks, unless the shop exercises its house rules and decides it's safer for us to do so. At the same time the mainstream media are pushing the "fact" that the majority of people prefer wearing masks even now with the result, that about 2/3 of people still wear them despite no longer having to do so.

 

Meanwhile in China the government has  locked down millions of people in the city of Shanghai which is causing social unrest and desperate acts of people to get food. Lots of people there are actually starving right now (check it out, it even made the mainstream news).

 

All you have to do is look around and you will find lots of measures being implemented as we speak.

 

So how David Icke's prediction wrong?