Boris to scrap Digital Vaccine Passport

I just saw Saiid javid getting interviewed on Sky news-he said the government will be ditching the use of PCR tests to detect covid as soon as possible.
Another step in the right direction as the PCR tests have been so inaccurate and have been responsible for creating who knows how many false positives-which i cannot help thinking served a useful purpose for the government who seemed to wish to generate maximum fear by inflating the numbers.

a reply to: Churchhousecreeper

Our government should be ashamed. Definitely another reason to be skeptical about the vaccine.

You think any government official will ever be ashamed of what they have done ?
Most do not have a conscious as that had been forfeit to money and power .

a reply to: Churchhousecreeper

He’s been going against everything his voter base stand for since the beginning of the pandemic.

If you’d told me 3 years ago that a Boris Johnson government would be even considering Digital ID passes to allow freedom of assembly I would have laughed you out the building.

Hopefully this is a sign the tide is turning and he’s grown a spine.

a reply to: Silcone Synapse
Only because the CDC announced around a month ago that as from December 31st countries need to stop using the PCR as it is unreliable.

However, there is another twist.... Gates and Soros just bought out a company called Mologic, who have been around since the '80's and the owner was the inventor of the Clear Blue pregnancy test. His company has specialised in developing tests for all sorts of things including producing the PCR tests. Then you investigate further and Mologic (which Gates and Soros have re-named) and it does business with a company in Somalia(?) on the production front. I had a link to that company's website and they were very proudly announcing they were looking forward to doing continued business with Soros and Gates and getting an investment from them to work and develop a new type of test for C19. This whole project to be overseen by Mologic, London University (?), Liverpool University, a couple of others I can't remember and believe it or not WuHan lab the virus came from!!!!
Here's a link to the Gates/Soros buy out.
Gates/Soros

So Javid saying they are dropping the PCR is because the CDC have put a time limit on it, no other reason in my book. But also because they know they have Soros and Gates on the job to roll out a 'brand new' test by the new year.

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I wont believe it just yet they problary want to use that soros testing kit test.

So they analyzed all the data and said they shouldn't do something for the sake of doing it.

The data analysed is the protests in france for past 9 weekends.
The protests in the Netherlands.. Italy etc etc etc..

They have also analyzed the data of social media and analyzed how much kick back the government will get.

Overall the data analysed came to the conclusion that now is not the time to introduce them.

Does not mean the data will not change.... say round christmas....

Prep for the propaganda

a reply to: andy06shake

Ha ha! I’m not a sir, but I have spoken with and emailed our local MP on many occasions, his responses have always seemed “real” and on the side of the constituent to me.

Craig Tracey MP

a reply to: aoi3610

Smashing.

Looks like a "real" Tory to me.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Churchhousecreeper

I think Nicolarse Sturgeon is still keeping her Vaccine Passport scheme.

With Scotland to launch the vaccine passports on 1 October.

www.bbc.co.uk...

Who knows through considering one rule for some and another for the rest seems to be the colour of the day in spades where the UK is concerned right now.

If you have had the Vax in Scotland you already have the passports. My mate has had his on his phone in pdf format (Square QR code thing) for months. He's proud of it and shows it off even if he's not asked. He's a melt.

a reply to: Soloprotocol

Nobody has asked to see any sort of passport from me yet, but I'm double Pfizer flavoured as of the 4th of July this year.

Think my Mrs has one on her phone.

I've seen people show worse things off if I'm honest, it being Glasgow.

If it's any consolation, i think, like most of her haphazard lackadaisical schemes, Sturgeons COVID passport debacle will go down like a chocolate teapot just down to the nature of the ""entertainments industry"".

Bouncers have enough bullcrap to contend with along with drunk drugged people who don't happen to have the correct PDF on there smartphone.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Soloprotocol

Nobody has asked to see any sort of passport from me yet, but I'm double Pfizer flavoured as of the 4th of July this year.

Think my Mrs has one on her phone.

I've seen people show worse things off if I'm honest, it being Glasgow.

If it's any consolation, i think, like most of her haphazard lackadaisical schemes, Sturgeons COVID passport debacle will go down like a chocolate teapot just down to the nature of the ""entertainments industry"".

Bouncers have enough bullcrap to contend with along with drunk drugged people who don't happen to have the correct PDF on there smartphone.

£20 elsewhere

a reply to: Cymru

I have heard some poor sods are paying well over the odds to the tune of around £180 for COVID 19 holiday tests/passports.

Ridiculous if it turns out to be true.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Cymru

I have heard some poor sods are paying well over the odds to the tune of around £180 for COVID 19 holiday tests/passports.

Ridiculous if it turns out to be true.

I'm grinning across the Office at someone who did that very thing.

Then again, if you travel, thems the pitfalls.

a reply to: Cymru

Only some places through, others are still only charging £20 test to leave, my Mum Dad brother and his kids are in Spain for 14 days the now, and they did not pay over the odds for tests/results. They better hope its the same over there through, or they might get stung on the return journey.

Looks like its only certain travel companies, nonetheless atrocious all the same.