Not all politicians have "drank the kool-aid", the well-punctuated Ivan Vilibor Sinčić, a Croatian member of the European Parliament, delivered a pointed message to EU President Ursula Von Der Leyen on Friday. Here’s the transcript of his statement:

“In the beginning, I will reply to the President of the Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, who called for a debate on mandatory vaccination. The answer is no. You cannot mandate this medical products. And why you cannot mandate these medical products? Because data and science have shown us that these products are far, far — very far — away from what was promised.”

Ruh-oh! Yes, he went there. Questioning the Narrative! Off the narrative teleprompter he went on to say:

“I will repeat it over and over again. On 25th of February, here in Brussels, in the European Parliament, there was a committee and seven directors, CEOs from major pharmaceutical companies, from Moderna and Astrazenica to Pfizer and Moderna, were there. And we as MEPs had the right to ask them questions about their medical products. And they said it had extreme efficiency, 90-95%, all these high percentages. And nine months later, what do we see in the data? What do science and statistics show us? It shows us that the efficiency is far, far less than what was promised. This is the benefit.”

Critical! But he wasn’t done. Then he went on to point out the downside:

“The efficiency is the benefit. And there are also costs to the benefit. What are the costs? The costs are, of course, side effects. Every product has its side effects. So what does the science tell us about side effects? That there are more reported side effects, adverse reactions to these Covid vaccines, than all the other vaccines combined in several decades. We have products of questionable quality, and this is why you cannot mandate them. You cannot mandate them.”

His criticism didn’t just focus on the fact that the injections are mediocre products that don’t stop infections and create lots of problems. No sir, he went full freedom, coining a fabulous new metaphor based on “kidnapping:”

“And when it comes to freedom, more and more I feel that our constitutional rights, and our human rights, have been kidnapped. And then we have to pay ransom! Every six months, one year. We have to pay ransom to get our freedoms back. This is simply unacceptable. Our rights are unalienable! That means no kidnapper can take them from us. It’s as simple as that. And we accept nothing else.”

Hip, hip, hooray for the Croatians! They don’t mince words and get to the heart of the matter. Living under a communist regime can do that to you as we’re beginning to experience firsthand. Thankfully for us in the “west”, there are still a lot of people there who remember what it was like. And for some strange reason they don’t, apparently, think the injections aren’t what they were promised to be nor worth the price! It's unfortunate however, that the majority or our elected leaders do, must be due to all the "science!"