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UK: 2 Years Prison for Selling Food – No Vax, No Food (part 2)

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UK: 2 Years Prison for Selling Food – No Vax, No Food (part 2)

The UK is ready to throw you in jail for selling food, and issuing warnings about food being dirty and dangerous!  This complements the news yesterday about potentially requiring proof of COVID vaccination just to enter a grocery stores.  Access to food is rapidly being restricted, and you must start to grow and save your own food immediately.

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Luka-The-K9
Reply to  Dewey Fernfield
March 1, 2021

Thanks for posting.

JayTe
March 1, 2021

In our present environment, if they arrest you for selling food this is not a bad thing. The UK government has been doing everything possible to keep cases related to covid-19 out of court. Businessman Simon Dolan brought a civil case saying that the UK government had violated the Public Health Act. It is blatantly clear that under the Public Health Act that what the government has done is illegal under British Law. It is because the government’s case is so weak that the judges, who function as enablers of the government, have refused to hear it because everyone in… Read more »

Luka-The-K9
Reply to  JayTe
March 1, 2021

Some of us JayTe are seeking insurance to persue with litigation costs the effects of the

vaccine. Many are making wills.

FranBrown
FranBrown
Reply to  JayTe
March 1, 2021

Many of us have long thought that this virus is nonsense, yes, perhaps more severe a strain of influenza to which we have no immunity, but otherwise, nothing unremarkable. Influenza outbreaks happen, sometimes with devastating consequences throughout history, but they are not something to be so scared of that imprisoning a population and causing economic collapse is justified. Getting corporate businesses in the food industry to stand sentinel over vaccine passports is disingenuous in the extreme, and it is neither necessary nor to be welcomed; it is though another small piece in the jigsaw puzzle of total control over British… Read more »

Greg
Greg
Reply to  FranBrown
March 1, 2021

It isn’t only the food industry. Increasing numbers of private companies, such as airlines have decided they are proxies for government and wish to exclude unvaccinated individuals from using their services. I fail to see how this is legal since they are creating policies which radically effect the population, but possess no medical expertise or authority, and have no electoral mandate. I’m sure the government will be happy to allow them to do this because they would be implementing what the government would like to do but are afraid of the potential backlash.

Mark
Reply to  Greg
March 2, 2021

It’s bicycle economics, innit? If you’re not moving forward, you’re falling. In business parlance, moving forward is expanding, growing your business, reaching more consumers. How is that going to happen if you have to prove you have been vaccinated in order to get on an airplane? Are enough people going to plump for the vaccine because they want to travel? Or are airlines going to see a decrease in ridership on top of a truly awful year when air travel almost dried up altogether, and most airlines deferred major purchases like new planes and upgrades? It’s a cynical attempt to… Read more »

Cilcoffin
Cilcoffin
Reply to  JayTe
March 1, 2021

You are right. Apparently every attempt to enforce a fine has been overturned by the courts. https://uk.news.yahoo.com/every-single-coronavirus-prosecution-overturned-174116157.html?guccounter=1. What is disgraceful is the passivity of the courts who refuse actually to take on the ruling regime as in the Dolan case. What will be interesting is when a case comes before the courts for damages against a company enforcing vaccinations when one of these has caused actionable injury. The government has made itself immune but this would not cover private companies. I notice care homes are no longer talking about forcing staff to submit to vaccines, no doubt on legal advice.… Read more »

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JerryBear
JerryBear
March 1, 2021

Preventing people from buying food in Supermarkets and grocery stores unless they’ve been vaccinated is another extreme example of fascism at work. This would be a fascist state attempting to starve people into submission and of course must be resisted at every level. Regarding regulating micro businesses that sell food from home – this is nothing new and IMO nothing to be alarmed about. My wife and a friend of hers specialising in Asian food were selling from our homes as a sideline well over 10 years ago. It was a requirement then to be registered with the local FSA… Read more »

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Greg
Greg
Reply to  JerryBear
March 1, 2021

Yes, we know that the UK government hates private enterprise and are lobbied by large companies to throttle it. We saw this with the EU. I used to make artisanal cosmetic products and sell them at markets. Some years ago the EU introduced a whole rack of restrictions and licensing requirements (in the name of safety) which essentially made it non cost-effective to continue production. It wasn’t sufficient to demonstrate that the ingredients used were safe (which is understandable), but restrictions also meant that a person is required to pay for repeat expensive licenses for each different type of product… Read more »

William H Warrick III MD
William H Warrick III MD
March 1, 2021

Britain is the most Evil Country on Earth.

Greg
Greg
Reply to  William H Warrick III MD
March 1, 2021

That’s a silly thing to say. The UK doesn’t practise slavery, or sharia law, or condone female genital mutilation, or honour killing, or the mass slaughter of people worshipping a different God, or persecute gay people … Yet! Go to live in some middle-eastern countries and see how restricted and free you feel then. I’ve travelled the world as crew for BA, and lived in the USA, Italy and Mexico for substantial periods. Try living in Mexico and see how where your human rights get you. It’s like living in a Potemkin village. All the institutions and protections are there,… Read more »

Cilcoffin
Cilcoffin
Reply to  Greg
March 1, 2021

I agree with most of your post – but you need to rethink Mexico. Have a look at the amusing video posts by Jeff Berwick on the Dollar Vigilante website, they will change your mind. He lives there and reckons it one of the freest places on Earth! Certainly the UK at the moment is fast becoming a totalitarian hellhole.

Jane
Jane
Reply to  Cilcoffin
March 1, 2021

All the five
USA Australia, NZ, Canada, GB. They are fascists now. Here in EU we have passed a law forbidding discrimination against antivax. The vaccine kills the oldies. It’s the synthetic ARN /RNA. The Nanos with a mission to destroy fertility or even neurological synapses, the mi ni cameras…. Deep night dystopian times. This is why the Brits chose Brexit. To be able to go the Thatcher way without hindrance from the EU.

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