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Vaccine passports yes or no

Hello Putney, market reach search time. The question:With the vote next week in parliament on the first introduction to vaccine passports, Should the government introduce passports for everyday life in the U.K. fore or against.?If your answer can be supported with evidence and your source, this would help give legitimacy.

Paul Beer ● 1513d9 Comments

...at minimum of 18,000 vax deaths and 1m vax disabled:Vaccine EffectsOr: https://153news.net/watch_video.php?v=6W62ANNOGW8M

Michael Brown ● 1511d

No... Sorry in answer to your question though. No... they will not be for Society's benefit and they will cause division and Vaccine apartheid in our societal ranks. We are already suffering badly from social division.

David Nugent ● 1513d

Yes.  National ID cards too.  We also need them to be linked to a national DNA database which would help to convict criminals and bring them to justice, and the added bonus is that it could facilitate the deportation of illegal immigrants.

Sue Hammond ● 1513d

Yes Paul. But I believe you are not officially vaccinated with the booster until the 15th day after your jab. You are (unbelievably) classed as un-vaccinated until this point. This sounds like a opportunity to falsify Vax reactions etc with the MHRA so that the statistics look better.

David Nugent ● 1513d

That’s correct, I believe your vaccination status has to be up to date with the booster

Paul Beer ● 1513d

My understanding is you have to be up to date on all your vaccinations where possible for you passport to be accepted

Paul Beer ● 1513d

Just to confirm that Scotland and Wales already have somes measures in place and Northern Ireland's starts from Monday.I particularly like the Wales section" "What is classed as a nightclub" as I think I may have forgotten :)Wales NHS Covid pass: What is it and how do I get one?https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-58600373Starts Monday: Northern Ireland vaccine passport: How to apply for mobile and paper certificatehttps://www.belfastlive.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/northern-ireland-vaccine-passport-how-22390928Scotland: Vaccine passports: How does Scotland's scheme work?https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-58422607

Ed Robinson ● 1513d

Are these passports for the double dose vaccines that don't work on latest alleged variant, or passports for boosters that have been on a week's trial, instead of the usual 10 years, for efficacy against the latest alleged pathogen?

Michael Brown ● 1513d

Paul,I haven't followed this very carefully but NI, Scotland and Wales are going ahead. I believe this vote is for England only. Happy to be corrected. Will follow up on this later.

Ed Robinson ● 1513d