C R Health Workers HUNT For Seniors At Bus Stops, Mangroves, for the Jab. Good Reason to CCW

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Hello everybody, Dr. Mato here again. This article here kind of upset me quite a bit because this is getting too close to home here. Health workers look for older adults, which of course I am, at bus stops and mangroves to vaccinate them in the OSA county, the county of OSA, can't find the OSA. They must resort to boats, horses and mountain vehicles to reach patients. In the midst of forgetfulness, almost no cellular signal and even opposition against vaccines. So they're blaming it on these seniors for getting to go back for their second vaccine. The local clinic is getting worried because they got all these vaccines that they're afraid they're going to be wasted because of their calculation of the second vaccine. These are mostly for the second vaccines and they're out hunting these people down. Here's a mangrove. Like I said, they're going to mangroves at bus stops and here's a guy in a mangrove. Like I said, just pretty much my backyard here. You know, and I'm an old fart too. This bus stop, this is like right down the road from my house. Here they're, they track this guy down and his grandson finked on him to go get the second jab. Look at this guy with this cane. Of course, I thought what he's drinking Pepsi for. That's going to kill him. He's starting to vaccine but they're hunting these guys down and giving him the jab. They're saying a second jab because if not, these jabs are going to be wasted. So they're pretty much forcing these on people. You know, right here, where these guys work in the field in the country, they got jobs of this type of nature and look at you can tell, they brought their cameraman. You know, who's taking these pictures? You know, this is all big publicity BS going on here. Many of the older adults are reached in their workplaces in the fields and immunizations are given right there. Okay, this is what this nurse guy says, I feel like I'm hunting. Well, he is. This is all crazy. Of course, this link will be in there. You can read this whole article here, but just to make a long story short is what I'm telling you here. This, when I saw this, this scared me here because I ride the bus because I'm a senior and we get the ride free, so I take advantage of that when I can. But if they're hunting people down, I had one of these guys come to my house and look at the little ice cooler there. You're going to tell me that's at 80 degrees Fahrenheit below zero. You're going to tell me that's keeping the vaccines safe and secure and that little container. That one of these guys come to my house. I said, he wanted to know if I wanted a vaccine. I said, hell no. He says, can I take a picture of your house and I go, no, I go, don't you dare GPS it either. So who knows if he did or not on his phone. These guys are sneaky tricky because they are agents of the worst biggest criminals in the world, the pharmaceutical companies. And they have totally taken over the Kahasaguro, the whole health system, the national health system here in Costa Rica. And thanks to ex-president Oscar Arias bringing in the Central America free trade agreement, but all this crap down here, all this fascist takeover of this poor little country. And get this, I just did a video a week or two ago how this county, the Contandeosa, was under at orange alert. And I showed you pictures and videos of the hospital, how there's nothing going on there. Just normal regular activity. Just check out this video clip here real quick. So you can see right here the outside that 10 areas overflow area, but if everybody's got to sit two and three seats apart, but there's nobody there. You can see right there above my finger, there's nobody sitting there. There's only like three or four people there. So now coming back to the hospital, this is a clinic called in a bias. It's where people go for the first phase of medical attention. You can see this hardly anybody out there waiting for the bus. It's about eight o'clock in the morning. Okay, usually this places are packed because this is when people got a getter. They got to light up at seven o'clock to get their appointment for the day. And this is the back end of the building. There's a few people waiting in there for whatever reason, who knows. Okay, now we're back in the hospital. Look at the look at the ambulance is back there. They're just sitting there. There's about four ambulances just sitting back there doing nothing. Okay, this fence here has always been there at the hospital. This is the hospital in Oho de Agua or Cedacotez. And you can see a couple workers there. They're probably cafeteria workers sitting there doing nothing. You can see there's there's no scurrying around. There's not a big crowd of people walking around or waiting or anything like that. And this is just looks like normal business here. Okay, this isn't overcrowded. This isn't undated with sick people here. And this is crazy. All the lying and stuff going on. Yes, so where's all the panic? All this fake news being bombarded on these people here in English and in Spanish. Okay, you can see the front of the building here. This bus just dropped these people off. So they're sitting there washing your hands. Ready to go into the entrance. There's that emergency entrance right there. Those two black double doors. Once again, the bus stop after people have already got their attention here. It's not crowded. So this is kind of crazy. They're going out forcing these jobs and everybody when the panic is not here. It's always 85, 90 degrees. Of course, viruses can't live in that type of environment. So this is all a real crazy thing. You know, like Cedacotez, this is my backyard pretty much. This is how it kind of looks. You know, in this bus stop, I've been there many, many, many, many times. You know, I know exactly where this is. It's like Cedacotez. It's too close to my home. You know, and this is how a lot of the area looks around here. But yet they say we're in an orange alert. But yet the clinic and the hospital nearby, the close to the hospital, there's nothing going on here. Okay, I just wanted to bring that to your attention because this is something that hit me too close to home here. And I tell you what, my final comment is, this is going to give me a very good damn reason to carry. If you know what I mean, because I do have a CCW permit, and I'll be taking that everywhere I go now. Okay, pure beautiful Costa Rica.