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Oxford and Pugwash Go Slow on Vaccination Policy

Oxford Town Council and the Pugwash Village Commission both considered a COVID vaccination policy at their respective meetings tonight.

The question was raised tonight, independently, at Oxford Town Council and the Pugwash Village Commission.

While it is about public safety and protection of employees, mandatory vaccination and/or proof of full vaccination remains a difficult topic.

Discussion among Pugwash commissioners noted the concerns are changing as often as the rules. While employees need to be protected in their workplace, they are often facilities used by the public, making it difficult to establish hard and fast rules that may work for one group while imposing demands on the other.

Oxford Town Clerk Linda Cloney is working on a policy update to ensure all town employees, staff, and members of the public who work with the town on various committees will be vaccinated against COVID-19.

The Pugwash Commission considered a similar document tonight presented by Village Clerk Lisa Betts as a hybrid of policies considered by other Nova Scotia villages. None of the community leaders have any desire to rush to a conclusion. Oxford councillors will review the draft policy at its Committee-of-the-Whole meeting in two weeks' time, while Commissioners in Pugwash tabled the proposal for its consideration at its November 8th meeting.

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I would like to have the opportunity to speak to the respective councils before they implement any practices, that by their faulty design will not keep workers safe. Vaccination is traditionally a step in enhancement of health, but it has always only been a small part of prevention and never all of it. Other commonsense and traditional measures can be taken with far more mitigation efficacy than any vaccine proposals. Mandates were implemented to NUDGE the population toward vaccination because the level of comorbidities in the population is so high that they did not want to insult them. Those levels are so high (70% of adults???) due to years of public health officials telling people not to eat the very foods that are good for us and creating the metabolic disease storm we have. With potentially 90% of the adult population having being injected with an mRNA biologic, that down regulates the innate immune system response to all viruses and bacteria, but up regulates it toward fungi, it is even more imperative that ventilation systems be services and cleaned. Efficiency, therefore limiting visitors time in buildings and time swapping air is imperative. Staff and visitors can be triaged based on whether they are sick or at risk prior to entry, not based solely on a prior attempt at gaining immunity to one pathogen at the neglect of enhancing natural immunity... I say attempt, because corona viruses evolve quickly, faster than man and within a short time that so called immunity will be ineffective in the vulnerable, and may even make recipients more vulnerable in time.

In the meantime say no to carbs and sugars and get lots of fresh air.

Jillian Foster

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