BREAKING: Austrian Parliament Approves Mandatory COVID-19 Inoculations for All Adults

Medical fascism is alive and well in Austria.

The Austrian regime and pharmaceutical companies have formed a ghoulish allegiance to reign totalitarianism over the Austrian people.

On Thursday, Austria’s parliament approved making the experimental COVID-19 injections mandatory for adults starting next month.

Despite fierce protests, the measure passed by a vote of 137-33 in favor of compulsory COVID-19 inoculations.

The only exceptions to the measure are pregnant women and those with a medical exemption.

Only the Freedom Party (FPOe) voted against the legislative descent into medical tyranny.

History will remember the 137 Austrian politicians that violated the Nuremberg Code on this day.

BREAKING: Austria approves mandatory Covid vaccination, becomes first country to do it in Europe.https://t.co/BJVd3ZQOjw

— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) January 20, 2022

Austria's parliament has approved a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for adults starting Feb. 1. It's the first of its kind in Europe.https://t.co/hShsU8cczY

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 20, 2022

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Austria’s parliament has officially approved mandatory COVID vaccination, flouting the Nuremberg Code.https://t.co/LXVxCv3bQN

— Michael P Senger (@michaelpsenger) January 20, 2022

France 24 reported:

To date 72 percent of Austrian residents have been fully vaccinated against the coronavirus — in line with the European Union-wide average of just more than 70 percent but several percentage points below regional neighbours such as Italy and France.

Under the new law, after an initial “introductory phase” those holding out against the jab can face fines of up to 3,600 euros ($4,084) from mid-March.

The government initially wanted to cover everyone aged 14 and older, but now the measure only applies to adults, except pregnant women and those with a medical exemption.

ABC News added:

Health Minister Wolfgang Mueckstein, speaking in parliament Thursday afternoon, called the measure a “big, and, for the first time, also lasting step” in Austria’s fight against the pandemic.

“This is how we can manage to escape the cycle of opening and closing, of lockdowns,” he said, noting that it’s about fighting not just omicron, but any future variants that might emerge. “That is why this law is so urgently needed right now.”

The Austrian government first announced the plan for a universal vaccine mandate at the same time it imposed a since-lifted lockdown in November, and amid concern that Austria’s vaccination rate was comparatively low for Western Europe. As of Thursday, about 72% of the population of 8.9 million was considered fully vaccinated.

The measure passed easily in parliament after a fierce debate. Chancellor Karl Nehammer’s governing coalition, made up of his conservative Austrian People’s Party and the Greens, worked with two of the three opposition parties in parliament on the plan. The far-right Freedom Party vehemently opposed it.

“I’m appalled, I’m stunned, I’m shaken and I’m shocked,” said Freedom Party leader Herbert Kickl, calling the law “nothing more than a huge blow to the freedoms of Austrians.”