N.I. Health Bill Proposals - enforced vaccination, quarantine and prevention from working

[zambezi]

You cannot make this up.

The proposed update to the N.I. Health Bill is more Orwellian than Orwell could have predicted:

Policy Proposals to inform the development of a new Public Health Bill for Northern Ireland | Department of Health

The Department of Health is seeking views on the policy proposals which will underpin the development of a new Public Health Bill for Northern

www.health-ni.gov.uk

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[Sunrise Stalker]

Good deconstruction of the proposals here and what to do about them - but act now - time is short!

#232 - (Special Episode) Melissa Ciummei: The Dangers of the Public Health Bill, Government Overreach, and the Fight for Personal Freedom - Doc Malik

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docmalik.com

 

[zambezi]

act now

Email your dissent now to phbt@health-ni.gov.uk - You do not have to be an N.I. resident to comment.

And make no mistake, if this makes their legislation, a very similarly worded proposal will be cooked up by your government in short order.

 

[vmaxphil]

That must be against human rights act surly

 

[nun_hunter]

That must be against human rights act surly

Everyone has a right to life, so if someone comes back from a trip with Ebola or rabies and wants to wander around without treatment should they have the right to do that knowing they would infect and kill others?

I know this is likely aimed more at Covid or similar situations but likewise would you want someone with covid being able to go into a high vulnerability ward or carehome just because they don't think it's an issue?

I'm not saying I agree with this but it's not difficult to see some logic behind it due to how selfish a large proportion of society is today.

It's now pretty easy to lock people up for protesting and mildly inconveniencing road users and there is masses of support for that legislation on this site but wanting to stop people with an infectious disease or virus from spreading it and likely killing people is a step too far?

 

[zambezi]

That must be against human rights act

Frankly, yes.

stop people with an infectious disease or virus from spreading it and likely killing people

That is the sales pitch, no question.

The reality is that the wording does not require any empirical societal benefit to be demonstrated before an individual is forcibly vaccinated*, prevented from working, incarcerated quarantined.

This legislation would give the state M.O. the ability to suspend all the mechanisms of society [including court activity]. It is dystopian.

[*the recent round of pharma did not prevent infection or transmission - admitted by makers and governments - so by what argument would enforcing those mRNA jabs make sense?]

 

[GlennUK]

Frankly, yes.



That is the sales pitch, no question.

The reality is that the wording does not require any empirical societal benefit to be demonstrated before an individual is forcibly vaccinated*, prevented from working, incarcerated quarantined.

This legislation would give the state M.O. the ability to suspend all the mechanisms of society [including court activity]. It is dystopian.

[*the recent round of pharma did not prevent infection or transmission - admitted by makers and governments - so by what argument would enforcing those mRNA jabs make sense?]

Neither did the lockdowns or mask wearing significantly impact on the outcomes either.

 

[zambezi]

For the absence of doubt about how serious this is, here is an N.I. MLA rep' [Paul Frew] explaining what is at risk:

 

[zambezi]

A strong reason to resist enforced vaccination: retrospective analysis shows last tranch of "vaccinations" lead to greater incidence of infection according to this Oxford Media published paper from Shresta et al:

Cleveland staff data is approx 51 000 participants.

Effectiveness of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 Bivalent Vaccine

Among 51 017 working-aged Cleveland Clinic employees, the bivalent coronavirus disease 2019 vaccine was 29% and 20% effective in preventing infection while

academic.oup.com

 

[zambezi]

And a C19 jab [BNT162b2] efficacy pre-print paper by Andrews et al reviewing outcomes to U.K. children:

OpenSAFELY: Effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccination in children and adolescents

Background Children and adolescents in England were offered BNT162b2 as part of the national COVID-19 vaccine roll out from September 2021. We assessed the safety and effectiveness of first and second dose BNT162b2 COVID-19 vaccination in children and adolescents in England. Methods With the...

www.medrxiv.org

 

[artschool]

they know they have to act fast before everyone works it out

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