EU digital Covy cert extended until June 2023. Forcing Irish travellers to be up to date with dabadoo’s depending on what country they are travelling to.

It was set to expire on June 30 but the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs in the European Parliament voted to endorse a one-year extension of the scheme.

We all know this will never end until we boot our current traitorous Government out and any other that try’s or supports this control extremist authoritarian crap. We must push them back now before it gets even worse!

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Guangzhou: One customer scanned his/her QR code vaccine passport and it came back red. Authorities were mobilised to lockdown the shopping mall, everyone inside rushed to the exit before being locked in and sent to quarantine. 2022-05-16.

A regular occurrence. https://twitter.com/songpinganq/status/1526112680733511680

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Mattie McGrath calls on Micheál Martin to hold a debate on Ireland's signing of the WHO pandemic treaty. (including response from Martin)

Never forget..
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After a government ban on chemical fertilisers cut his yield in half during the March harvest, the farmer, who owns eight hectares (20 acres) of paddy and banana, said he no longer has the income to maintain a farm – especially as his banana crop also looks set to fail.
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Sri Lan­ka faces ‘man-made’ food cri­sis as farm­ers stop plant­i­ng
Once self-suf­fi­cient na­tion reels from fall-out of ill-con­ceived shift to or­gan­ic agri­cul­ture, eco­nom­ic cri­sis.
Published On 18 May 2022

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From the ever-essential Medieval Demographics Made Easy, I find that:

A square mile of settled land (including requisite roads, villages and towns, as well as crops and pastureland) will support 180 people. This takes into account normal blights, rats, drought, and theft, all of which are common in most worlds.

From Medieval Manors I learn that a single peasant farmer worked 20-40 acres of land, so let's settle on 30 acres.
From Google, I learn that 1 square mile is 640 acres, so that square mile that could support 180 people means about 21 peasant farmers worth of land in a square mile.
Now, it has to be understood that these farmers weren't just lone bachelors, tirelessly working the land. So let's say that each peasant farmer is assisted by and supports a family of what...4? 5? So that means that this square mile of land is supporting 84-105 people just to get its production out. That leaves roughly 80 - 100 other people this land was capable of supporting.
So to answer your question in round terms:

In the 14th century, 21 farmers could work 640 acres of land, growing enough I dunno, let's say barley for themselves and their families, with enough left over for about 80 other people.

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