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@skells I've contacted my MP several times pointing a lot of this stuff out. At first I was fobbed off but she has voted against the Govt twice recently. She has stated previously however that she would be in favour of Vax Passport's for large venues/stadia.

Went to the trouble of thanking her for voting against her own party as I doubt MP's get much praise these days lol.

I'll be keeping an eye on this data. I'll contact her before the vote for sure.

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@harding @pete @verretor you’re looking purely at the technical angle. I think there’s a big psychological difference between being tracked silently by your phone and consciously producing your papers several times a day.

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@harding @pete @verretor

David, as I understand your point, the government already have imperfect means to track us so most people don't care that they're getting more precise tools

Would that be fair to say is your arguement?

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@YorkshireTea sorry to spam you like this, what numbers is this guardian article using?!

theguardian.com/world/2021/jun

"That is backed up by the data. According to the report, since the start of February to 7 June, there were 33,206 Delta cases in England"

Except their own linked source matches your data exactly.

@YorkshireTea btw email your MP about opposing vaccine passports, got a good response from mine.

@11112011
- New tech; unknown dangers
- Death/Injury reporting is unreliable and under examined
- Viable alternatives being actively suppressed

@11112011 mm sitting tight til we're out of this hellrange one way or another

@YorkshireTea @Jagahati can't deny that its greatly reduced the number of absolute deaths though, this data isn't easy to analyse

@YorkshireTea @Jagahati yeah just had a closer look - the death after 28 days figures are difficult to talk away.

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Twatter not liking what former UK Supreme Court judge and member of the House of Lords has to say about our Government lying.

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♲ @PaulMainwood@twitter.com:

"40% of UK hospitalisations are vaccinated" is good, in an image.
The age distribution of who we've given vaccines to suggests that if they didn't work, ~90% hospitalisations would be vaccinated.
Actual figures imply that vaccines stopped ~92% of recipients ending up in hospital.

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