Is the UK planning another mass vax push

I came across this job advert on the Government UK website, which wants the Lead for vaccine distribution, It would make sense if it was posted two years ago, but it was posted a few days back and then removed. The job applications were open until the 14th of February, then poof! it was gone. Hugo Talks mentioned that a few have commented on this bizarre job, but he finds that the job number and the URL has rather a high incidence of 666 which might or might not be coincidental. www.bitchute.com... Are they planning another roll out? did the last one fail?

Heard about this somewhere else earlier today.

From what I could find, it seems to be related to the impending doom of the H5N1 bird flu jumping from birds to mammals.. Just Foxes and Otters at this point and they seem to have got it from eating raw infected carcass's or excrement hof infected birds.

Seems like a pretty easy thing to avoid to me.

But hey, better roll up our sleeves, theres money to be made.

a reply to: anonentity

I think they are going to stop providing the vaccine to those under 50 next month unless deemed medically necessary.

So pretty much the same as how they issue flu shots.

Not exactly what one would call another mass vax push far as i can establish.

a reply to: andy06shake

So why did Sunak sign a multi million pound deal to bring a Modern a factory to the UK for 10 years?
Apart from his private investment portfolio that is.

a reply to: glen200376

You might be answering your own question somewhat with the "private investment portfolio" part given the kind of crap Sunak and his ilk are known to perpetuate.

The info is sound enough all the same, as they will indeed stop offering COVID-19 shots to people under 50 next month which hardly amounts to another vaccine push.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: glen200376

You might be answering your own question somewhat with the "private investment portfolio" part given the kind of crap Sunak and his ilk are known to perpetuate.

The info is sound enough all the same, as they will indeed stop offering COVID-19 shots to people under 50 next month which hardly amounts to another vaccine push.

You have the PM you deserve for pushing this garbage "vaccine".

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

And you dont have the POTUS that you want........for pushing the same vaccine.

None of which has much to do with there being another mass vax drive in the UK.

Sunak's a plonker v1rtu0s0, not exactly what you would call in touch with the everyday sort of person's reality.

In the US C19 vaccines will no longer be free, and Pfizer intends to raise prices drastically.
As long as universities and businesses still require full vaccination the money will keep rolling to the top, with an even higher profit margin.
Right now, the gov pays $19.50 per dose, which is slated to increase to $150.00-$175.00 when it transfers to the private sector.

I wouldn't be surprised if there aren't some hidden variables and shenanigans going on in the UK and other countries, too. All these countries ordering millions of doses aren't doing it out of concern for the citizens.

This from today's Guardian;

www.theguardian.com...

Something about the end to 2022 'Autumn Booster Campaign'.

Stockpiles of the stuff need using up before expiry date perhaps?

a reply to: anonentity

Are they planning another roll out?

Yes , a final booster is being offered after which the focus will be on vulnerable patients with suppressed immune systems.

did the last one fail?

No , 17.3 million people have already had their booster shots.

So far more than 17.3 million people have come forward for a booster shot this winter, according to NHS England.

More than 144 million doses of the vaccine have now been delivered since grandmother Maggie Keenan made history as the first person in the world to receive the vaccine outside of a trial.

A smaller programme allowing severely immunosuppressed people to book for first, second and third doses will continue after 12 February.
news.sky.com...

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

You have the PM you deserve for pushing this garbage "vaccine".

Pushing this garbage "vaccine" ?

"The United States is the first in the World to produce a verifiably safe and effective vaccine"

What a short memory you have.

a reply to: andy06shake

the flu is now only vulnerable and 65 years and up and even then only certain vaccines..

this is because of a huge decline in interest in the 64 and under age group,..

vax uptake has been exceptionally low in terms of both flu and covid..

the gov/Nhs/experts and media have really lost the room on this one now..

the uk is as far from another vax push as you can get now..

a reply to: gortex

the numbers on that have been so far off and bounced from claims of super high uptake to moaning of having millions of doses left over as no one is coming forward..

Amusing to watch really, a comedy of errors in parts..

a reply to: nickyw

the uk is as far from another vax push as you can get now

Indeed but you won't convince the doom porn brigade otherwise.

According to some of the guff they attempted to punt 40% of the UK population should be dead by now down to VAIDS.

a reply to: andy06shake

the thing is this is where reality bites.. we all saw the queues for the first 2 doses and the push back since..

I had a pf4 clot (AZ)that left me relearning to walk ,talk and not fall of the loo.. while it was hyper acute when you're on the stroke wards you can see how rare it is but also how frequent the less extreme issues are from which its easy to speculate how that killed off appetite for boosters..

reality bites on that one to and those in office will have to sort it out in the end, though to be fair it won't be that issues that does for the West its the hard landing we have coming this quarter as economic issues go from the pinch to the sucker punch..

food for thought, if the boosters do wider harm then its going to hit the most virtuous the hardest..

a reply to: nickyw

Glad you seem to be on the mend anyroad.

It's the Pfizer vaccine i had myself x 4 with absolutely no side effects other than a sore arm so lucky me i guess.

Heard about an old mate that apparently developed Bell's palsy after receiving 1st shot AstraZeneca.

a reply to: anonentity

Interesting bit about 666...

Check out Revelation 18:23 for your merchants were the great ones of the earth, and all nations were deceived by your sorcery (pharmakeia). 24 And in her was found the blood of prophets and of saints, and of all who have been slain on earth.”

The greek word "Pharmakeia." Does that sound familiar??

Pharmaceuticals=Sorcery/Witchcraft/Deception.

And all nations were deceived. I'd say we're there.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: v1rtu0s0

You have the PM you deserve for pushing this garbage "vaccine".

Pushing this garbage "vaccine" ?

"The United States is the first in the World to produce a verifiably safe and effective vaccine"

What a short memory you have.

They're all bad for supporting the jabs in any capacity. Trump was just extremely naive, but "other" types of leaders used them like drug lords with harsh enforcement. Trump never "mandated" them like they did. They also used Trump to their own ends capitalising on his support of the jabs when they came out.

What it is right now is a slow unraveling of a multi faceted global criminal enterprise and the only winners are Big Pharma and their kickbacks to cooperative politicians.

originally posted by: glen200376
So why did Sunak sign a multi million pound deal to bring a Modern a factory to the UK for 10 years?

To develop indigenous capacity for vaccine production, so that the UK does not need to rely on someone else. It's called planning ahead.

To the OP. In the UK there are a range of vaccines, usually available for children, but also for anyone, for example when they travel. Furthermore, the flu vaccination is available and now the Covid vaccination looks routinely available for vulnerable groups. Nothing sinister about making sure the distribution of stocks is efficient.

originally posted by: paraphi

originally posted by: glen200376
So why did Sunak sign a multi million pound deal to bring a Modern a factory to the UK for 10 years?

To develop indigenous capacity for vaccine production, so that the UK does not need to rely on someone else. It's called planning ahead.

To the OP. In the UK there are a range of vaccines, usually available for children, but also for anyone, for example when they travel. Furthermore, the flu vaccination is available and now the Covid vaccination looks routinely available for vulnerable groups. Nothing sinister about making sure the distribution of stocks is efficient.

Lol no one wants those garbage a# clot shot "vaccines". The gov pays big pharma billions then tries to force them on the population.