If American, Russia and other major countries outside the EU doesn't threaten them with sanctions over Covid vaccines, I would have little hope that this problem will be defeated.

But don't we already have vaccine passports to get into countries in Africa etc. I think this is understandable. If people are already ok with countries like Australia not allowing certain plants and products in to stop potentially destroying their ecosystem. I think making sure people are going to bring in a disease that could kill people is fine

Agreed. If there’s no pushback, they’ll take every single freedom that we have.

No one is arguing against requiring a negative COVID test to enter Europe. But forcing people to be vaccinated is tyrannical. I’m sickened that some people actually support this.

They always say that they'll open up the country when everyone is vaccinated, as if the vaccine will make the virus go away completely

So do I...
I eagerly want to come to the US again for holidays. ( I am from Germany )

But don't we already do this to get into some countries? Like Kenya for instance you need to have vaccinations to get their

I don’t know the entrance rules for Kenya. But regardless I don’t support forced vaccinations for travel. Plus, they’re not going to stop with travel. Soon, you’ll have to be vaccinated in order to eat at a restaurant or go to a concert.

I agree, vaccine passports aren't saying if you tested negative or not. They want to force you to take the vaccine or revoke your access to those countries

I agree that you shouldn't need to be vaccinated to go somewhere local but I can see why they would want it to get into a country. I am someone who isn't getting the vaccine and I know it will hinder me but at the same time I can see why they are doing it.

they're “politicians” in the derogatory sense of the word, not actual political leaders.

Guess migrants coming to Europe will not need ?

I have to go to US in July. Im worried I cant get back to Taiwan w/out a vaccine. crazy is everywhere. stupidity is borderless, infinite. you can reason w vandals to some extent, not all w villains.

I went to the Ivory Coast for work two years ago. I had to get vaccinated for yellow fever, hepatitis and one or two other. Those vaccines have been around for years and they have been tested. I don't agree with the fact that we are forced to be vaccinated, but they are tested and proven vaccines. The Corona vaccine hasn't been tested as thoroughly or nearly as long. The corona vaccine is also legally protected from any possible side affect while the other vaccines aren't. I'm not against vaccination but I strongly oppose the Corona vaccine and I strongly oppose mandatory and forced vaccinations

"SCIENCE WILL WIN"
I hate when these corrupt, power-hungry globalists are trying to push their ruthless agenda by misusing words like "science", "democracy" or "humanity".
These people are rotten to the core.

This is a world war. Freedom sleeps or is hoping for peace while the anti-fascists keep moving in.
Like Hitler, they lose in the end, but there has to be a resistance.

Forcing to vaccinate... in populations where herd immunity is part of the plan, an unvaccinated person can be a risk, either carrying the disease themselves, or being the bridge that allows the disease to pass from one person to another, defeating the principle of herd immunity. This is in the case where an effective vaccine is available. For example as is the case with measles etc.
I do believe that a country/community can and should demand certain steps be taken to protect themselves from disease, including obligatory vaccination of all visitors. In order to prevent either introduction of a particular pathogen, or their limiting of the effectiveness of the local immunity protection.
A population can beat a virus by decreasing the probablity of transmission, introducing an individual that isn't resistant, weakens the chain, increasing the probablity of triggering an upsurge in cases.
The madness in this situation is if the vaccine becomes mandatory for all, not just those who travel but for those within countries, people choose to travel, but should also have the option to stay at home, and not vaccinate, based on whatever they deem important. Like waiting until the vaccine is properly tested and in circulation. We have a single version here, available for free, I genuinely cannot afford to pay for the vaccine, and the free one, has been linked to deaths following inoculations, with each issue, theyve been developing response procedures to compensate, so I would give them a few months until I decide to take the leap.

There seem to be at least two issues. 1 the Covid jab is not a vaccine in the traditional sense. The definition of vaccine was specifically changed to allow for that misleading description. Travel vaccinations historically have been recommended to protect travellers, eg malaria, not local populations.

What's next? Vaccine passports to go to work or the supermarket?

I wasn't planning on going to Europe except as part of an expeditionary force to liberate it from the EU.

I've been to a number of African, Asian and South American countries. Vaccines were not compulsory but advised. I was planning to go to Kenya next, if that's correct, then I won't go.