Agreed - it is a really bad choice. Sometimes the hard decisions boil down to the lesser of two evils. It is suck to have to decide between the evils where there is no clean easy way out and you know people are going to get hurt. What the corrupt swamp had planned for us is far worse than what we are now living through. That may be the trade off. At the point of mandatory vaccinations and tracking it will be too late to intervene. This is irregular warfare and it is for keeps. We are not spectators, but participants.  This corruption is deep and well entrenched. It is difficult to remove and must be ripped out by the roots otherwise it will remain concealed and lie in wait to strike at another time. It seems that our only hope at this point is to derail the train headed at us by dismantling the tracks and crashing the train. It left the station decades ago and has picked up steam and cannot be stopped by simply putting on the brakes. We do not have the option of just temporarily deflecting the hit onto another track and then wait for it to come at us from another direction. This has been the tactic up until now and the proverbial can cannot be kicked down the road any longer. We have run out of time because the window of opportunity is fast closing. The only way to effectively dismantle the corruption is to have public support for its destruction. Without disclosure, the public cannot be involved. This is going to take more than a few people in the government to bring down. We are all involved - like it or not. Unfortunately, for most, people only take action when the problems affect them personally. Until that happens, there is no mandate to make effective changes in the business of how the corruption operates. It is sad that more often than not, the public is only engaged from a defensive position. Where were the voices when the corruption was building the tracks? But, it is not too late. We still have time to bring this down - but it has to be now. However, the solutions will be more difficult.  I feel bad for those who are suffering and have been hurt in all of this. There are casualties in warfare. But, their suffering and loses will not be in vain if we can destroy the evil that wanted to destroy us first.