Germany imposes coronavirus lockdown for unvaccinated people: UK/US next? 🤔😳

So Germany are banning the unjabbed from most of public life from February 22. Recent announcement by Merkel, Germany are banning the unjabbed from pubs, from social environments, from around February 22. Now this is not scaremongering, this is real. And I want to share with you some very important things I think need to be discussed about this breaking news. So let me give you the news and some things I want to share with you. And actually, some of them are positive as well as some of them being a warning. So Germany will ban unvaccinated people from shops and bars unless they have recently recovered from COVID What does that make you feel? Um, do you think that's right? I'm not asking you to say if you are for or against the jab, but you know, is that— what, what does that mean for, for our freedom and our ability to live a normal life? Or is that the right thing to do to control the thing? Let me know your thoughts. Okay, my question to you then is, will the US or the UK be next? Because you know, other countries are often tests. Ah, let's watch that country and then see what we do here, because In fairness, for every nation in the world, this is a new experience, and it's easy for us to criticize them, but it's a very new experience. But one of the reasons I wanted to tell you this is because I think you should prepare that it could happen where you are. I can see a lot of people saying that this is ridiculous and sad. Again, I would love your thoughts and comments, but Whether it's right or wrong, I think it's my duty, as many of you who, um, you know, follow me and consume my content— don't get ready, be ready. COVID happened and it hurt a load of businesses and a load of people's mental health. It hurt kids, couldn't go to school. It hurt families. And, and, you know, it's a huge thing. However it was handled, right or wrong, it was a huge thing. But if there's a chance that the unjabbed could basically be forced into not being able to live most of public and social life. You need to be ready for that because that might not just affect you if you are or aren't jabbed, but what about if you run a business, which most of us do? What about if you have a job in a business that could be affected? I don't know how many people in the UK are or aren't jabbed. Let's just say it's 50/50, whatever it is, it doesn't matter, but it's obviously going to be a big amount of people. Are those people then going to not be able to shop in retail, travel, and consume your products and services and be in your business? Does that mean there's going to be big redundancies in, in jobs if this happens? Now, the news is, and this is live from the BBC, that Merkel from about Feb 22 is banning the unjabbed from most public spaces and places, including bars and pubs and shops, etc. So firstly, what do you think of that? Let me know your thoughts. I do not delete anyone's comments on my socials. I like to have the discussion and the debate. I also, you know, like to learn and read some of the comments as well. So let me know your thoughts. My purpose in this— because a few people have been saying to me, Rob, you're commenting a lot on you know, the jabs and— well, not the jabs, but you know what's happening with COVID and the masks and everything else. And yeah, I think it's really important as someone who wants to help as many people on this planet start and scale their business and get better financial education and knowledge, as someone who wants to, you know, give you creative freedom to, uh, in a merit-based society, make extra money, create extra value, keep improving products and services and innovation and disruption. That's my job for you. And of course, this really affects that, really, really affects that. And by the way, there's sometimes I've thought I'm really keen to post and comment, but I haven't been because I don't want to be doing this every day. You know, I want to help you make money, I want to help you start a business, scale a business, but this could really affect it. So please share this right now. There are a lot of people on these lives that I'm going live on now, a lot. So please hit the share button because If this comes to the UK, and there's— there's no— I'm not saying it is, or the US. There's no news yet that it is, but my guess is most of the world will watch Germany, um, and see how it affects the spread of the mutant variant Omicron. And no one can pronounce it. I just— Omicron, Omicron, Omicron, Omicron, you know, um, people are asking me if I've been jabbed. I, I'm not asking you to say whether you've been jabbed or not jabbed, or whether you're pro or anti. That's not the point of this video. The point of this is to get awareness out there, to be ready and prepared, because none of us were really ready for, you know, COVID 1.0, were we? It was a shock, uh, and we had to adapt and pivot and survive and hopefully not go under because it was just crazy times. But we've had 2 or 3 iterations of this now, so whether you think this is right or wrong, you absolutely can prepare for it this time. So I do want your thoughts on if it's right or wrong and what where, you know, and where you think this leads. But I want to help you prepare. Don't get ready, be ready. So the World Health Organization says all countries must prepare for the Omicron surge. And if you want to be a business owner, make more money, move ahead in your career, etc., I believe you must prepare too. And not just for the safety of the virus, which of course, you know, you should do your own research there and keep yourself and your family and everyone around you safe and healthy. But for your business and your job and your security and your finances, you must prepare. Now, if there is one plea I could do to the government, please don't ruin the small businesses. Please don't. You must support the small businesses that employ most of the people in this country, that fund most of the public sector in this country, that generate most of the economy and revenue in this country. Do what you need to do to keep us safe, all good, and who am I to say? But don't pull out the heart of the economy of the country. The suicide rates will go up, the unemployment will go up, the economy will go to shit. And then we'll be paying for it in taxes and, you know, in a dark economy for years to come. That is my one thing that I do want to stand behind and absolutely plead and say. So please share this and get this out to as many people as possible. Okay, so Chancellor Angela Merkel says a nationwide vaccine— vaccination mandate could be imposed in Germany from Feb 22. The UK government signs deals to buy 114 million more doses of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines to use in 2022 and 2023. The deals were sped up after Omicron variant emerged, but talks were already underway. So if it comes to the UK, it could be a position where you, if you are not jabbed, you may not be able to go to shops and restaurants and bars, etc. You've got to think about that from your point of view. But what about that from the business and the economy and the small business point of view? And that could really damage our economy. You know, a lot of small businesses have had a load of Christmas cancellations off the news of the mask mandating, and Christmas is supposed to be the best source of business and revenue for many. Companies, and that's going to really hurt them. And we've got to be really careful. Um, so yeah, please just protect the small businesses and protect the economy. Okay, right, so, um, here's the latest news as well. The number of countries detecting the Omicron variant is increasing daily, the World Health Organization says. Its geographic distribution is likely already widely wider than currently reported. The US has unveiled stricter travel rules after confirming a handful of cases of Omicron. A UK trial of 7 different jabs finds Pfizer and Moderna vaccines give the best overall booster response. The risk of catching COVID remains higher for people belonging to certain ethnic groups, a review finds. Omicron has now become dominant in South Africa and is driving a sharp increase in infections, health officials say. Germany agrees to bar unvaccinated people from much of public life in a bid to fend off a fourth wave. Of COVID Uh, so what do you think about all this? Do you think that this is right or wrong? Could this come to the UK and the US and the rest of the world? Um, where does this go in terms of our freedom? Um, how do you think it will affect business and the economy and our jobs and, you know, the knock-on effect of taxation, etc.? Could bring on quite a depression in economic terms for many years. I understand health is the most important thing, but wealth is pretty important too. Health is wealth and wealth is health. I just don't want to see the country into a deep state of depression for a decade because they've got to raise taxes more and more and more to repay these billions of, of debt. Um, and I just think if shops and clubs and bars and restaurants and hairdressers and all these small businesses that run most of the economy and fund most of the public sector and generate much of our taxation revenue. If these businesses aren't looked after and protected, there must be a way. There must be a way where these businesses and custom can be protected and, you know, the virus can be controlled. There must be a way. It would be great to find a solution. So quick summary then. Please do hit the share button. Please let me know what you think in the comments about all of this going on. I think it's absolutely vital we get this message out. Germany's, uh, is banning the unjabbed. It's been agreed in Germany. It's coming Feb 2022. Do you think that might mean the thin end of the wedge at the start of it going across the rest of the world? I guess Germany might be a case study. Don't get ready, be ready. Get yourself prepared. Get your business prepared. Do you need to make a pivot now? Do Do you need to make a backup plan now? Do you need to be online as well as face-to-face? You know, and Christmas is coming as well when it's supposed to be the best time for business, and it could be hit really hard. Let's fight and campaign for the small business owner which drives much of the economy, which is many of us, and all the people employed in those companies who their jobs could be at risk because the knock-on could be way more detrimental for, you know, for many years to come. Thanks for tuning in and following my content, by the way. Much of my content is about being a business owner, an entrepreneur, a creator, a disruptor, you know, being really useful and valuable in your career. I'm mostly positive. I mostly want to help people be, do, and have good in the world. This could really harm our ability to do that. So let me know what you think. Hit the share button and remember this: if you don't risk anything, you risk everything. It is definitely disruptive and challenging times, maybe the most disruptive and challenging in our lives so far, and we've got to take this seriously and we've got to be ready and we've got to unite, I believe. So please hit the share button. I'll see you in the comments. And remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.