Lithuanian father, husband, forager of wild mushrooms. Banished 5 months for refusing the Covid Pass: Sep. 2021 — Feb. 2022. Email: [email protected].
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Sept-21: txti.es/covid-pass/images
With no Covid Pass, my wife and I are banished from society.
We have no income.Banned from most shopping.Can barely exist.
But we will not accept authoritarianism.
Here's how life looks after one month in Lithuania,under Europe's first strict,society-wide Covid Pass regime:
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I have no connections, no power. I'm just an ordinary man trapped in a Kafkaesque world of absurdity, watching as we fall rapidly into authoritarian tyranny.
So I'd be grateful for your help to share this message, so that together, we can stop this madness before it's too late.
After 5 months, our banishment ended: Lithuania suspended the Covid Pass this month.
But it's suspended, not abolished. Politicians—in Lithuania and all Europe—are now laying the foundation for the Pass to become a permanent feature of society.
Update:
nitter.gq/gluboco/status/1495829…
In just 6 weeks, the Covid Pass has transformed my country into a regime of control and segregation.
This is the new society created in Lithuania, the nation furthest along the path to the authoritarianism inevitably facing all countries which impose a Covid Pass regime:
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We believe that if enough people see the authoritarianism and segregation in our society, they will rise to block it in their society.
And then we can join together, across all societies, to stop this madness everywhere before it's too late for all of us.
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After 5 months, our banishment ended: Lithuania suspended the Covid Pass this month.
But it's suspended, not abolished. Politicians—in Lithuania and all Europe—are now laying the foundation for the Pass to become a permanent feature of society.
Update:
nitter.gq/gluboco/status/1495829…
Lithuania's Covid Pass week 8
Banishment
Increasing punishment: ever harder to get food,medicine,car fuel
Segregation
Undercover police raids
Hate
Media censorship,intimidation
Here's the authoritarian future inevitably facing all countries which impose a Covid Pass regime:
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After 5 months, our banishment ended: Lithuania suspended the Covid Pass this month.
But it's suspended, not abolished. Politicians—in Lithuania and all Europe—are now laying the foundation for the Pass to become a permanent feature of society.
Update:
nitter.gq/gluboco/status/1495829…
My country of Lithuania has imposed very severe measures against people who do not have a Covid Pass.
How severe?
• You're banned from large supermarkets.
• Banned from non-essential stores.
• Banned from restaurants.
And a lot more.
Here's what has happened:
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If you want to know more, I wrote a detailed article about Lithuania's Covid Pass regime and its effects on my family.
The article contains my contact info as well as links to government websites for verification of all restrictions described here.
txti.es/covid-pass/images
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After 5 months, our banishment ended: Lithuania suspended the Covid Pass.
But it's suspended, not abolished. Politicians—in Lithuania and in all Europe—are now laying the foundation for the Pass to become a permanent feature of society.
Update:
nitter.gq/gluboco/status/1495829…
For refusing the Covid Pass, my family was banished from society for 5 months.
Finally, our country, Lithuania, suspended the Pass...for now.
Here's a look at life under the segregation of the Pass. And why it'll soon be permanent in all Europe unless we ban it now forever.
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And the first thing we did after the Pass?
We finally took our kids to the library again.
They were so happy that they jumped and bounced as they looked at books.
And us? We were so happy that we tried not to cry - or at least, not too much - as we were reading to them.
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