英語検定ライティング準１級（第636回）

中村草太「まさか夏にドイツに行くとか話」

コロナウイルス対策のワクチンがアメリカで全面禁止になる。これは現大統領が選挙戦で公約していた。大手製薬会社に敵意を表明して暗殺されかかった。ワクチンは生物兵器だからだ。日本にも続いてもらいたい。とりあえず義務化はしないで。

Several years ago, the notorious vaccines, the antivirus medicines, were developed by the pharmaceutical firms in order to tackle the COVID-19 in those days, which had been something threatening towards all of the humans.
Almost all of us wanted such enterprises to produce the effective vaccines because the number of the victims had been becoming so tremendously large, he assumes.
We heard various kinds of comfortable announcements that these vaccinations should be banned in America in recent days, which would force someone profitable to be furious against the current President, everyone laments.
Donald Trump manifested that he would ban numerous and countless items by the pharmaceutical corporations when he should become the President during the election campaigns, and what he said is likely to be realized in the near future, which absolutely prevents someone fit from being killed by inappropriate medicines, she knows.
But we have remembered the fact that he was narrowly assassinated by someone vicious and malicious with a rifle in summer, after all, there are a so large number of people who want him to pass away from this planet in his nation, simultaneously, they are someone hostile against him and his behaviors, although his policies might be too challenging for ordinary citizens to accept as they are.
Not a few people have the brilliant knowledges that the notorious vaccines should be something frightening like the biological weapons, which have been produced to reduce the number of elderly seniors because they tend to believe that too many people are on earth, he knows.
Japan should follow the guidelines described above, and Japanese citizens mustn’t absolutely be deceived by the pharmaceutical companies, who must be someone with something malicious, which has negative influences on us both mentally and physically, otherwise, our actions would make positive contributions to ourselves, he says.