Matt Hancock - A Fan Of Compulsory Vaccinations (For State School Children) Long Before The Covid Scenario...

 

Matt Hancock, as we know, is not medically qualified. We also know that he's not terribly into democracy, but is into multi-millionaires and Davos.

In 2019, he was already well on the 'compulsory vaccinations' bandwagon - before the covid scenario and the improperly trialled gene therapies he is now trying to force into our bodies.

From The Guardian:

The government is “looking very seriously” at making vaccinations compulsory for state school pupils and has taken advice on how such a law could work, the health secretary has said.Matt Hancock, a vehement critic of anti-vaccination campaigners, has previously suggested such a plan. Speaking at a fringe event at the Conservative party conference, he said he was “very worried” by falling vaccination rates, indicating the government could act soon. 

 “I’ve said before that we should be open-minded, and frankly, what I’d say is that when the state provides services to people then it’s a two-way street – you’ve got to take your responsibilities, too,” Hancock told the Q&A session hosted by the Huffington Post. 

 “So I think there’s a very strong argument for having compulsory vaccinations for children when they go to school, because otherwise they’re putting other children at risk.

Um, actually the State doesn't just provide services to people - the people pay for those services. 

And poorer people tend to send their children to State schools, and they should have no vaccine choices, eh, Matt? What is this?

Forcing people to have medical interventions is surely not the path to true democracy? I'm not an anti-vaxxer, but I am anti-untested gene therapies and I am anti not allowing people to make their own choices.

If children get childhood illnesses, it's usually not a big thing - and is Mr Hancock seriously telling us that vaccines can't cause serious health problems to individuals?

Matt Hancock should, rightfully, be in prison.

Hopefully he will be at some point in the not-too-distant-future.

Perhaps Klaus Schwab will be his cellmate?

Link to article: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2019/sep/29/government-seriously-considering-compulsory-vaccinations-matt-hancock