Rebels against vaccination against the Covid-19 virus are particularly numerous in German-speaking countries. A question of ideology.
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(Yet another) “anti-corona” rally. In Hamburg, on December 4, 2021, demonstrators proclaim their opposition to health measures as well as to the possibility, studied by the Bundestag, of a vaccination obligation: “Fear makes you sick”, “Do not be afraid of the coronavirus… but from the government! No to compulsory vaccination”.
From our correspondent in Berlin, Pascale Hugues
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QWhen she sticks the vaccine needle into her patients’ arms, Sylvia intones a mantra: “Dear Universe, please turn these negatives into positives to help this patient stay healthy. » Perky in her fifties, Sylvia is a nurse in a medical practice in Berlin. She hides her skepticism from those who come to be vaccinated against Covid: she makes no comment and is careful not to give them advice, but she chants these few words supposed to have spiritual power.
Sylvia is one of many German followers of alternative medicine and other esoteric teachings who believe in the ability of the human body to build its own immune defenses. Recognized and registered for a long time in…
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