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Introduction – Aug 6, 2021

The UK government is gradually building up the pressure to compel everyone to get vaccinated against Covid-19. The majority of older Britons have been vaccinated so now attention is turning to younger age groups: younger adults, older teens and under eighteen-year-olds, who will NOT need parental permission to get vaccinated.

From September onwards people will only be able to enter nightclubs and other such venues if they can prove they’ve been vaccinated.

In effect, Covid vaccination will be required if youngsters want to socialize and meet members of the opposite sex.

Apart from ramping-up the pressure to get vaccinated, the UK government is also targeting increasingly younger age groups. This is already happening in EU countries, where a Covid vaccine for youngsters 12-17 has just been approved, and we suspect that it’s only a matter of time before similar measures are rolled out in the UK.

So in Britain and elsewhere, the objective appears to be to vaccinate the entire adult population with a ‘vaccine’ that has not been properly tested but which has serious side effects, which can be terminal, against an ailment that is marginally more deadly than seasonal flu.

Anyone who can think for his or her self can see that there is something seriously amiss here. Ed..

Young people are warned they could be banned from clubs and ‘miss out’ on travelling if they avoid getting Covid jab in new Government campaign 

Harriet Line – Daily Mail Aug 6, 2021

  • Ministers are now increasing the pressure on young adults to have the jab 
  • Social media will be used to plug ‘Don’t Miss Out’ and ‘Get Your Shot’ messages
  • Campaign will encourage clubbers, students and young adults to get both doses

Young people will ‘miss out’ on clubbing and travelling if they do not get the coronavirus vaccine, the Government will warn in a campaign launching today.

Social media channels will be used to plug the ‘Don’t Miss Out’ and ‘Get Your Shot’ message, while Heaven nightclub in London will host a pop-up vaccine centre this Sunday.

Ministers are increasing pressure on young adults to have the jab amid fears uptake could slow, despite more than two-thirds of those aged 18 to 29 already having had a first dose.

The campaign will encourage clubgoers, university students and all young adults to get both doses so they can return to the things they enjoy doing. A Q&A film has also been released featuring Bodalia – a doctor who live streams his own NHSessions DJ sets – talking about the importance of taking the jab.

He has gained a massive following by performing from his kitchen in his scrubs on social media after finishing his hospital shifts.

Last month Boris Johnson made the controversial announcement that proof of double vaccination would be a ‘condition of entry’ to nightclubs and other busy venues from September.

Cabinet ministers have privately questioned whether the policy is only being floated to drive vaccine take-up, but Transport Secretary Grant Shapps insisted yesterday it was ‘not a bluff’.

More than 40 Tory MPs have vowed to oppose a change in the law to bring in vaccine passports – and nightclub owners have hammered the plan.

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