Vaccine passports ‘could be mandatory in pubs, bars in bid to boost jab rates in young’

After the U turn on the Covid Vaccine Passports. British Government under Boris is back at it again this time under the new plans to boost the boost vaccine uptake among the young.

I dont see how this will boost the uptake of the covid jabs in young people. I dont like how everything with this is being forced and these clowns of polticans are calling and demanding it to be mandatory.

Like i said in my other thread how do we know that our own politicians, leaders are even vaccinated with the actual covid vaccines by themselves? its not really hard to do a photo op.

if lockdowns weren't enough to destroy the small businesses i think this problary might.

Maybe the uptake in covid vaccines problary slowed because of the reactions that media arent even reporting? just wondering...


Vaccine passports ‘could be mandatory in pubs, bars and restaurants in bid to boost jab rates in young’

a reply to: HawkEyi

Anyone who passes this will hopefully be out of office after businesses are destroyed. Vax passports are simply wrong.

a reply to: OccamsRazor04

I think the goal is/was to get businesses to make the vax passports mandatory, for fear of going out of business rather than governments making it so. I’ve heard of a few businesses already demanding their staff be vaccinated.

Regardless id2020 is a thing and digital IDs will be taken up by the majority.

a reply to: HawkEyi

The Conservatives have are the UK's more libertarian party. They've fought long and hard to resist any kind of ID card. They were against vaccine passports for international travel, I can't honestly see them wanting them for pubbar access.

You might as well accuse Republicans of trying to bring in mandatory gun registration, or Democrats of wanting a mandatory gender verification card.

It's often the young who are demanding these things, so it's unlikely to be used as a way of getting them to be vaccinated as they're demanding to be vaccinated anyway.

This was always going to be the case.
Claim the vaccination isn’t mandatory but then force businesses to only accept the vaccinated in.
Free McDonald’s if you get the jab.
Free beer if you get the jab.
Money if you get the jab.
You can go on holiday if you get the jab.

Sadly a lot of people will go for it. A lot of people see beer and clubs as their social right. It’s part of who they are.

If you break it down you have to question the majority of people who have had the jab.
“Hey, this untried vaccaintion, the one where we don’t know the long term side effects, you know, for the virus that 99.995% will survive. Do you want it? I’ll chuck in a beer and fries?”

“Count me in!”

originally posted by: MazMaric
This was always going to be the case.
Claim the vaccination isn’t mandatory but then force businesses to only accept the vaccinated in.
Free McDonald’s if you get the jab.
Free beer if you get the jab.
Money if you get the jab.
You can go on holiday if you get the jab.

Sadly a lot of people will go for it. A lot of people see beer and clubs as their social right. It’s part of who they are.

If you break it down you have to question the majority of people who have had the jab.
“Hey, this untried vaccaintion, the one where we don’t know the long term side effects, you know, for the virus that 99.995% will survive. Do you want it? I’ll chuck in a beer and fries?”

“Count me in!”

That sounds all well and good until you realize that in the UK it's the people who are demanding it and the government that is resisting.

The UK is a very different place form the US. People see the government as being their servant rather than their master. They expect initiatives to come from the grass roots and then be put in place by the government, rather than being pushed through from the top by the state.

The current UK government, the tories, are the UK's part of small government and personal responsibility. They'd rather not enforce any of this, but the voters are demanding that they do something.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: MazMaric
This was always going to be the case.
Claim the vaccination isn’t mandatory but then force businesses to only accept the vaccinated in.
Free McDonald’s if you get the jab.
Free beer if you get the jab.
Money if you get the jab.
You can go on holiday if you get the jab.

Sadly a lot of people will go for it. A lot of people see beer and clubs as their social right. It’s part of who they are.

If you break it down you have to question the majority of people who have had the jab.
“Hey, this untried vaccaintion, the one where we don’t know the long term side effects, you know, for the virus that 99.995% will survive. Do you want it? I’ll chuck in a beer and fries?”

“Count me in!”

That sounds all well and good until you realize that in the UK it's the people who are demanding it and the government that is resisting.

The UK is a very different place form the US. People see the government as being their servant rather than their master. They expect initiatives to come from the grass roots and then be put in place by the government, rather than being pushed through from the top by the state.

The current UK government, the tories, are the UK's part of small government and personal responsibility. They'd rather not enforce any of this, but the voters are demanding that they do something.

Yeah I get that. But that’s only happened because the public have been spoon fed empty promises and lies by the government and fuelled fear by the media.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: MazMaric
This was always going to be the case.
Claim the vaccination isn’t mandatory but then force businesses to only accept the vaccinated in.
Free McDonald’s if you get the jab.
Free beer if you get the jab.
Money if you get the jab.
You can go on holiday if you get the jab.

Sadly a lot of people will go for it. A lot of people see beer and clubs as their social right. It’s part of who they are.

If you break it down you have to question the majority of people who have had the jab.
“Hey, this untried vaccaintion, the one where we don’t know the long term side effects, you know, for the virus that 99.995% will survive. Do you want it? I’ll chuck in a beer and fries?”

“Count me in!”

That sounds all well and good until you realize that in the UK it's the people who are demanding it and the government that is resisting.

The UK is a very different place form the US. People see the government as being their servant rather than their master. They expect initiatives to come from the grass roots and then be put in place by the government, rather than being pushed through from the top by the state.

The current UK government, the tories, are the UK's part of small government and personal responsibility. They'd rather not enforce any of this, but the voters are demanding that they do something.

I would like to read about that.....do you have a link?
I found nothing on line.......where did you get your information from?

a reply to: HawkEyi


Pretty disturbing development and once did a thread here with an article about how issuance of COVID vaccine passports completely contravene several human rights guaranteed in the UN declaration (they also completely ignore the Nuremberg Code).

 

• Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country (Article 13).


• Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each state (Article 13).


• Everyone has the right freely to participate in the cultural life of the community, to enjoy the arts and to share in scientific advancement and its benefits (Article 27).


• Everyone has the right of equal access to public service in his country (Article 21).


• Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person (Article 3).

Nowhere in the articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights does it say that these rights depend upon whether or not someone gets injected with a vaccine.

Also a warning on there from a Big Tech CEO describing how the vaccine passport platform is the same platform as a social credit system' and probably no coincidence that the newly appointed health secretary Sajid Javid just happened to work for JP Morgan (who basically is Big Pharma).

Cheers.

s&f - the whole caper stinks and it's only going to get smellier

Boris Bunter really likes 'vaccination'.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: HawkEyi

The Conservatives have are the UK's more libertarian party. They've fought long and hard to resist any kind of ID card. They were against vaccine passports for international travel, I can't honestly see them wanting them for pubbar access.

You might as well accuse Republicans of trying to bring in mandatory gun registration, or Democrats of wanting a mandatory gender verification card.

It's often the young who are demanding these things, so it's unlikely to be used as a way of getting them to be vaccinated as they're demanding to be vaccinated anyway.

Rubbish,the Tories are anything but libertarian.They aren't even conservative.
What is it the yanks say-CINO,conservative in name only.
Perhaps get your news about Britain from anywhere but the Daily Mail or Guardian.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: MazMaric
This was always going to be the case.
Claim the vaccination isn’t mandatory but then force businesses to only accept the vaccinated in.
Free McDonald’s if you get the jab.
Free beer if you get the jab.
Money if you get the jab.
You can go on holiday if you get the jab.

Sadly a lot of people will go for it. A lot of people see beer and clubs as their social right. It’s part of who they are.

If you break it down you have to question the majority of people who have had the jab.
“Hey, this untried vaccaintion, the one where we don’t know the long term side effects, you know, for the virus that 99.995% will survive. Do you want it? I’ll chuck in a beer and fries?”

“Count me in!”

That sounds all well and good until you realize that in the UK it's the people who are demanding it and the government that is resisting.

The UK is a very different place form the US. People see the government as being their servant rather than their master. They expect initiatives to come from the grass roots and then be put in place by the government, rather than being pushed through from the top by the state.

The current UK government, the tories, are the UK's part of small government and personal responsibility. They'd rather not enforce any of this, but the voters are demanding that they do something.

Another cracker!
It's the way you tell them!
ROFL.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

This is complete nonsense.

London had some of the largest anti-vaccine passport protests in Europe.

Here is the public petition which received 360,000 signatures within 3 weeks and corresponding parliamentary debate.

petition.parliament.uk...

Feel free to post a link to the petition demanding vaccine passports.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

He pulls it directly out of his ass.

a reply to: Grenade
It's a Branch Covidian.
Why do these liberal types all want to impose their idea of what's right on others?
It probably finds comfort in other people taking the poison as well then they have company when the ship sinks,or the ADE kicks in when it comes across the virus in the wild.
Terrified of ending up like the ferrets.

a reply to: glen200376

Are those supposed to be him having the COVID jab? How many did he have? 3 different nurses, 3 different locations?

a reply to: glen200376

It shows that Boris didnt even take the real vaccine Boris problary took the saline or nothing at all. For the photo op.

a reply to: MissBeck
I don't think any of these 'elites' have taken the poison.
I do think that they will pretend they have had it.
They take the public for fools,hence the three different photo ops.
They obviously think we don't really pay attention and wouldn't notice.
Three jabs within ten weeks or so and no doubt he'll 'get' his booster soon.



A clearer picture of one of his jabs.

a reply to: HawkEyi

I like the maskless version, I think that photo must be from the future after all restrictions ended (for a while)